Not less than 2000 Nigerians have been deported from Cameroon in respect to Nigerians who were living in the country illegally as part of new security measures intended to prevent suicide attacks by Boko Haram insurgents.

Regional newspaper L’Oeil du Sahel reported that about 2,500 Nigerians had been “rounded up” in Kousseri, in the far north of Cameroon, and sent back to their country on Thursday.

The weekly posted a photo on its Facebook page showing several departing trucks crammed with hundreds of passengers.

A source close to regional authorities confirmed that “more than 2,000 ‘irregular’ Nigerians have been expelled from Kousseri”.

Mey Aly, an official from a local NGO, said that most of the Nigerians “had fled the atrocities of Boko Haram” to take refuge in Cameroon.

Thursday’s deportations came just a day after Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari visited Cameroon for talks on how to combat the escalating regional threat from Boko Haram.
Buhari and Cameroonian counterpart Paul Biya pledged to strengthen cooperation between their two countries in the fight against the insurgents.

Between July 12 and July 25, Cameroon’s far north, on the border with Boko Haram’s Nigerian strongholds, suffered three suicide attacks — two in the regional capital, Maroua — leaving at least 44 people dead.

The Cameroonian border post at Kousseri — which has been hit by two suicide attacks since June — occupies a strategic position, with just a bridge separating it from Chad’s capital N’Djamena.
Authorities in Cameroon’s far north have taken significant steps to boost security, including banning women from wearing the full face-veil amid fears that suicide bombers could use the garment to conceal explosives.

“With these attacks, the tone of the authorities has changed,” said a security source in Maroua. “They have asked that foreigners (notably Nigerians) and displaced people in the border areas go home.”
Some 300 Cameroonian children were removed from their Koranic schools in Maroua and taken back to their villages on Friday, according to a source close to local authorities, as the schools’ managers feared that insurgents could try to use them for suicide attacks.

Boko Haram’s bloody insurgency in Nigeria has left more than 15,000 people dead since 2009 and has increasingly spread across the country’s borders, with Chad and Cameroon suffering deadly suicide bombings in recent months.

Source: http://nigeriainfohub.com/just-in-cameroon-deports-2000-nigerians/

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So ordinary Cameroon can be deporting Nigerians?

na wa o. wetin we do this Cameroon self? Wetin buhari even go discuss with them.



Even Cameroon don dey flex muscle, because they see mumu as our President. begging President who has no choice but to accept every poo shoved into his mouth.


Now Rochas should do well to recite the national anthem he wanted to recite to Obama to biyel. this is becoming shameful.

Smh

Make dem no worry
I trust baba say hin dey plan payback for dem.



First to do no dey pain

lemme read the sh.it.. I'll comment when am done....

This is coming on the heels of Buhari's visit to Cameroun.

Most of the deportees where rounded up in the northern part of Cameroun and summarily deported.

These were obviously refugees displaced due to Boko Haram.

Obviously, Cameroun is washing their hands on Boko Haram.

benedima1990:
Make dem no worry
I trust baba say hin dey plan payback for dem.



First to do no dey pain

Do you APC zombies ever use your brain?

The deportees were rounded up in the extreme north of Cameroun and deported back into Nigeria.

Obviously these way displaced people seeking refuge in Cameroun as a result of Boko Haram.

This goes to show that Cameroun is no more interested in corporating with Nigeria.

So we can safely say that Buhari's visit to Cameroun was another wasted nomadic ventured.