Decomposed body of HTTTC K’ba student found three days after

By Doh Bertrand Nua in Kumba

The decomposed body of a would be graduate student of the Higher Technical Teacher’s Training College, HTTTC, Kumba was discovered in his bed room on March 15, 2017 at the Kumba Town neighborhood. The deceased whose name we got as Eric Bondi Claude, was a second cycle student in the department of Electrical Engineering.

                The body which was already at the stage of decomposition was discovered by neighbors three days after as a result of the nauseating scent emanating from the corpse. According the neighbors Eric Bondi was last seen in the afternoon of Monday March 13, 2017, the day it is alleged he died at night while other neighbors revealed they last met with him in a church service on Sunday March 11.

                According to medical officials, Bondi Eric must have been electrocuted as a result of working with a laptop that he later forgot on his body and fell at sleep. The medics explained the death body was discovered with a laptop beside it and a mouse in his hand. As such they believed the deceased must have been working overnight with his laptop and later fell asleep without disconnecting the machine from current. The medics however backed their reports with the fact that the main switch to which the laptop of the deceased was connected was burnt.

                The decomposed body was visited by the Meme Administration, the Senior State Counsel, and Security Officials immediately they were alerted as well as the Mayor of the Kumba I council. The deceased, Bondi Claude Eric in his early 30s this reporter learnt was supposed to have graduated if not of the Anglophone uprising that made all academic activities West of the Mungo to be suspended.

                Meantime, forces of law and order have opened investigations as to what must have caused the death of Bondi Eric apart of what was given as the cause by medics. It should be noted that he was living in a one room apartment in Kumba town and hails Douala. His remains were immediately buried by the council since the corpse was already in advance state of decomposition and could not be transported to his home village in Douala.