Arrestation de deux individus pour profanation de tombes à Tsinga, Yaoundé

Le 25 mai 2026, la gendarmerie de Soa a arrêté deux jeunes hommes âgés de 21 et 26 ans pour profanation de tombes dans une église EPC à Tsinga, un village de Yaoundé. Les suspects étaient en possession de quatre crânes humains, ce qui a choqué la communauté locale. Ces arrestations soulèvent des inquiétudes concernant la sécurité et le respect des lieux de sépulture.

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Arrests Made in Yokadouma Human Bones Trafficking Case

On October 20 and 21, 2026, two suspects were arrested in Yokadouma for their alleged involvement in human bones trafficking. The arrests followed a tip-off that led the local gendarmerie to discover the remains in a grave, prompting an investigation into the case of grave desecration.

Two Brothers Arrested for Human Bone Trafficking in Yaoundé

Raphaël N. and Moustapha M., two brothers aged 28 and 31, were arrested on October 10 in Yaoundé for allegedly trafficking human bones. They are suspected of having exhumed the remains of their cousin, who died two years ago, in order to sell the bones. This disturbing case has raised significant concerns in both the capital and the northern region of Cameroon.

Arrestation d'un homme avec des ossements humains à Douala

Le 23 septembre 2026, un homme de 41 ans a été arrêté à New-Bell, Douala, en possession d'un sac contenant des ossements humains. Cette opération a été menée par la gendarmerie dans le cadre d'une lutte contre le grand banditisme et la criminalité dans la région.

Discovery of a Mummified Body in Nkoabang Linked to Pastor

On September 19, 2026, a mummified body was found buried in a property in Nkoabang, linked to Kedi Samuel Kenechukwu, the founder of Mercy of God Ministry. The body was discovered during an investigation led by local authorities, who are currently searching for Kenechukwu. The case has raised significant concerns regarding the activities of the ministry and its leader.