For disrespecting ghost towns:

Anglophone activists promise hell to K’ba radio journalists

By Doh Bertrand Nua in Kumba

Panic and consternation has gripped the staff and management the Lake Site Radio in Kumba following acts of arson promised on them through texts messages send on their phones by persons for not respecting the ghost town days.

                As narrated by the station manager of the radio, Sir Nyambot Divine, death threatening messages and other messages promising to set ablaze the entire establishment hosting the Lake Site radio Kumba has been send to the Proprietor, staff and management of the radio by unknown persons stating that the establishment does not respect the days allocated for observation and respect of ghost towns or better still “country Sunday” in the two English speaking regions of the country.

                The manager revealed that the content of the text messages from anonymous sources threatens that the “vipers” will visit the establishment and the staff if they continue broadcasting and not respecting ghost town days.

This unexpected wave of development which has now targeted the leading broadcast media organ in Meme Division has created a lot of panic and consternation amongst the staff, management and their individual families.

                The station manager told this reporter that the proprietor and some members of his family have received sundry of such messages from unknown sources stating that the establishment will be set ablaze and death threat promised their lives by the vipers as they call themselves if they fail to respect the traditional country Sundays allocated for Mondays, Tuesday and Wednesdays of every week as prescribed by the diaspora leaders of the outlawed Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium.

                The manager said that the messages which were received by both staff and management on Tuesday August 22, 2017 created a lot of panic to the extent that some staff had to run home for fear of their lives. The current situation has left the management on a fix position on how to go ahead with their activities especially on ghost town days.

                The Median further gathered from Nyambot Divine, the station manager that they are speculations the radio might even modify their broadcast schedule on such days all in a bit to avoid been visited by the vipers. He revealed the situation which has put the fate of the radio and the staff and management has been reported to the Meme administration.