Separatist Group Imposes One-Month Lockdown on Batibo, Cameroon Following Killing of their General
In a bid to retaliate against the Cameroon military for the killing of one of the separatist fighter several months ago, a separatist group (ADF) in Batibo, located in the Northwest region of Cameroon, has enforced a one-month lockdown on the local population. The decision to impose the lockdown was announced by the ADF group, citing the need to mourn the loss of their fallen leader and to protest against what they perceive as ongoing aggression from the Cameroon military and also conspiracy on the part of some local indigent. Tensions have been escalating in the region following the killing of the separatist general, which occurred during clashes between the group and government forces. Reports indicate that the general was a prominent figure within the separatist movement, and his death has sparked outrage among supporters. As a result of the lockdown, residents of Batibo are facing severe restrictions on their movement and access to essential services, including healthcare and educ