Cameroon Journal's reporters are been threaten

The Cameroon Journal's reporters all over the nation have for as far back as two weeks been subjects to threats from individuals known and obscure. The threats  came as unknown telephone calls cautioning our columnists to give an account of President Biya's continuous advancement undertakings and help showcase accessible open doors for adolescents to get included in country fabricating rather than focus on attempting to push what the unkown guest depicted as "a separatist motivation"  by providing details regarding Anglophones and SCNC.

Last Friday, June 5, at 11:18 AM, Nyingchuo Hilary, our Bamenda reporter got a mysterious telephone call from somebody who won't uncover his character. The guest, talking in extremely broken English – an evidence that he is Francophone, told Nyingchuo that they (the Journal's journalists) are being misled by individuals who have worked and profited.

The discussion went like this; "Would you say you are Nyingchuo Hilary? Please I am requesting your associate's number, I mean Ezieh Sylvanus," said the guest. Ezieh Sylvanus, it ought to be noted is one of our Yaounde reporters.

Subsequent to accepting Ezieh's telephone number, he dropped the call. After five minutes, he got back to still with a blocked number. "Satisfy you are excessively youthful, making it impossible to compose the things you individuals are composing on Anglophone minimization and the SCNC," he said to Nyingchuo.

At the point when Nyingchuo addressed what he implied exactly, the unknown guest countered – "Don't you compose for the online networking called Cameroon Journal?" He proceeded, "As opposed to composing on things you don't comprehend, I encourage you to help showcase the progressing improvement tasks of this administration and help young people in knowing the accessible open doors for them than attempting to independent the nation," the guest said.

In Yaounde, our reporter Ezieh, accidentally missed another coded call couple of minutes after the mysterious guest's discussion with Nyingchuo.

In Buea, our reporter, Atia Azohnwi was confronted by a mystery administration operators who indicated that the Presidency was extremely enthusiastic about anything that can endanger Biya's stay in force, uncovering that The Cameroon Journal has been noted for concentrating on against Biya reports for some time now.

The specialists said that Anglophones, in spite of having a Prime Minister post and other clerical positions are as yet requesting such a variety of things, and the media, he said isn't improving the situation. The security agent then sort of advised our journalist saying that "you ought not hazard your lives on such delicate issues of the nati