Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Kate Bih
Published on 2024-02-25 12:43:06
The Chairman of the Social Democratic Front (SDF), Hon. Joshua Osih, showed solidarity and empathy during his visit to the victims of the recent Nkambe 11 February explosion. His aim was to provide comfort and support to those affected by the tragic incident.
Dr. Denis Nsame, the director of the Bamenda Regional Hospital where the most severe cases are being treated, reported that the condition of the five most critical patients has been stabilized. Osih commended the hospital staff for their dedicated efforts in caring for the victims, expressing his gratitude for their commitment.
During the visit, Osih reiterated the party’s strong stance against violence, especially when it targets innocent children. He categorically labeled such acts as “war crimes,” emphasizing the seriousness of the situation. Witnessing the suffering of children with multiple injuries, Osih urgently called for an end to these senseless acts of violence.
Reflecting on the broader implications of the Nkambe incident, Osih drew parallels to past tragedies in Kumba, Ekondo Titti, and beyond. He solemnly remarked, “We are dealing with individuals who have lost all sense of humanity,” underscoring the urgent need to address the root causes of such atrocities.
While acknowledging the commendable decision of the Minister of Public Health to provide free treatment for the victims, Osih also emphasized the importance of ongoing post-traumatic care. He stated, “The victims not only require medical attention but also the necessary support to cope with the aftermath of this horrific event.”
In conclusion, Osih called on the community to unite against violence, especially when it impacts the most vulnerable. He urged, “It is important for the children to know they are not alone,” emphasizing the collective responsibility to protect the innocent from harm.
Hon. Joshua Osih’s visit was a firm call to action against acts of violence that leave lasting scars on individuals and communities.
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