Anglophone marginalization protests: List of detained protesters

Below is a list of some of the protesters who were arrested on the 6-12-2016 taken to GMI Bamenda, taken to the Central police on the same day. On the the 8-12-16, they were supposedly transferred to the Bamenda Central Prison by a PRECEPTORIAL ORDER  OF the SDO of Mezam. 1. Tatae Ncok 2.Roger Gadinga 3.Asangon Joseph 4. Penny Nickson Asobo 5. Che Roger Funwi 6. Mbah Louis 7. Bah Joel 8. Bruno Teneng 9.Valentine Biyenuah 10. Donsong Miafo Herman 11. Ngwa Denis 12.Tikom Charles 13.Niba Oliver 14.Nziki Solomon 15.Nkwenti Sama Emmanuel Penn 16. Mbi Louis 17.Akewo Casen 18.Kenneth Fobah 19. Acha Mbah Valary 20.Atawan Feojus 21.Yembeh Clinton 22.Mudoh Elvis Abong 23.Fongole Lesley 24.Menia Ferdinand 25.Winceslaus Azeh. All of them are between the ages of 18-30years some of them are sick especially Asangong Joseph who was shot on the right lap, no medical care. Some of the parents of these children don't know their whereabout. Please do give these names the highest publicity so that some of their parents may know where they are.  

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