Different Factions Of the Anglophone Separatist Groups levy Accusing Fingers at the Cameroon Government on the Brutal killing of School Children In Mother Francisca Bilingual Nursery and Primary School Kumba

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Many questions on who is responsible for  squeezing breath out of children whose only wrong was that they found themselves  in Classrooms in the North West and South West Regions rocked by a crisis that seem to have no end . Despite the recent social media protest on the hash tack "END THE ANGLOPHONE CRISIS" , There is yet to be some kind of rapid remedy to bring about long lasting peace within the Anglophone communities that has and is continuously being affected by the war which has registered numerous Human Rights violations against women, children and the population at large.
Continuous calls have been made for but parties involve to dialogue the root causes of a crisis that escalated from Anglophone marginalization to an arm conflict.
But nothing has achieve in the set direction. the recent Massacre has brought about protests in which protesters call for ceasefire, Dialogue and  an end to the crisis.   Both Parties continuously accused each other in the case of Brutal killing of innocent civilians like the killing of school children in Kumba on the 24th of October 2020. 









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