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Gov’t will track, punish killers of Comfort Tumassang – PM’s envoy reassures Muyuka victim’s family.
The government has vowed to track and punish killers of 32-year-old Comfort Tumassang after Prime Minister Dion Ngute’s envoy visited the victim’s family at their Muyuka home in the South West Region.
Balungeli Confiance Ebune, Director of Cabinet at the Prime Minister’s Office, assured late Comfort’s over 70-year-old mother, who received him, that government and security forces were bent on seeing justice done.
South West Governor, Bernard Okalia Bilai and Fako Senior Divisional Officer, Emmanuel Engamba, accompanied Mr Ebune to Makanga Quarter in Muyuka Tuesday, August 18, where she was buried.
“The Prime Minister despatched me to come and pay his condolences to the family after the gruesome murder of this 32-year-old Comfort Tumassang. He was touched, not only as Head of Government, but as a father after seeing the images of the brutal killing.
“I came with a message of condolence and also an encouragement to the administrative authorities and the forces of law and order who are leaving no stone unturned to ensure the security of this place,” said Ebune.
Speaking to the government officials, the victim’s mother said separatists have threatened to raze her house for burying her beheaded daughter at her compound. She said she has refused to heed their threats of evacuating the home.
Her daughter, Comfort Tumassang was killed by separatists, 12 August, after being accused of being a blackleg.
“One of those boys came here again after hearing I buried my late daughter. He could not look at me in the eyes. He said he will burn my house for violating his order, for burying my daughter here at the compound,” said the victim’s mother.
After the incident, government, through administrative officials, has paid two visits to the victim’s family in Muyuka during which they assured them of government determination to restore peace in the embattled English-speaking regions.