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Buea: Military pushes for safety at disarmament centre.
Some 80 trainees at the National Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Centre (NDDRC) in Buea have been equipped with all the necessary kits to combat coronavirus. The 21st Motorized Infantry Brigade (BRIM) headquartered in Buea provided them with hand washing containers adapted with taps, wooden stands, waste water collectors, Carmel water, cartons of soap, dozens of hand sanitizers, protective face masks, floor rags etc.
BRIM also considered that as the trainees are fighting COVID-19, they should not do so in hunger. In this light, the trainees got bags of rice, cartons of tin fish, cartons of vegetable oil, soft drinks, breakfast items, toilet papers, detergents to wash their dresses among others.
Colonel Eyenga Severin, Commander of BRIM, indicated that their main concern is to see that COBVID-19 is laid to rest. The Divisional Officer for Buea, Abba Abdurrahman, told the trainees that Cameroon does not want to lose any of them to COVID-19. “Your country Cameroon needs you to build a better future. The protective masks and the other anti-coronavirus material should be put to use immediately,” he advised.
The administrator was joyful that the trainees yielded to the Head of State’s call and dropped their arms. He cautioned them to continue to be disciplined as they will soon be reintegrated into the society. Colonel Eyenga added that those still in the bushes should drop their arms and join the NDDRCs. That they should be sure of government’s care and protection.
Fonju Njukang Bernard, South West Regional Coordinator of NDDRC, expressed gratitude to BRIM for thinking about them, evidenced through the provision of anti-coronavirus material and foodstuff to keep body and soul together. The trainees took turns to thank BRIM and songs of joy rent the air. The event on Thursday May 14, 2020 at the NDDRC in Buea was chaired by the Divisional Offer for Buea.
Culled from Cameroon Tribune