UBa Student Found Dead Under Unclear Circumstances

By Mboh Promise

Picture of Daouda Musa, UBa student on campus


A student of the University of Bamenda, UBa who went missing for days has been found dead in a stream.

The lifeless body of the final year Management student of Higher Institute of Commerce and Management, HICM was discovered in a river along the Mbegwi road.

According to family sources, the student whose name we got as Daouda Musa went missing on April 7, 2022.

Promo Info gathered that since April 7, all struggles to know the whereabouts of Daouda Musa by his family members and friends did not yield any fruit.

But further information reveals that the deceased was last seen on that same April 7, as he left his native village of Njikwa, heading to Bamenda on a motorbike.

“Separatists attacked the area around Mbengwi where he disappeared a few days ago killing a driver… the fear of not seeing him alive has become reality. It seems almost impossible now to find missing people alive or unharmed," a family source narrated

It was later in the evening of Sunday April 10 that the deceased's family members received a call from security officials saying they have found his corps.

Daouda was hurriedly buried in a cemetery according to the Muslim tradition and because his corpse was already in an advanced state of decomposition, we learned.

On that same April 7, a taxi driver by name Nyengiche Rene was reportedly shot along the Mbengwi-Bamenda road and he died at the Bamenda regional hospital.

Though the exact cause of both killings is still fishy, Mbengwi Online, an online news platform in the locality reported that fingers are pointing at separatist fighters for committing the act.

The sudden death of Daouda Musa comes just weeks after another student of the University of Bamenda was killed in the South West region, allegedly by separatist fighters when he went for the funeral ceremony of his grand mother.

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