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The Catholic Education Secretary in the Buea Diocese in Southern Cameroons Alexandre Sob Nougi has been shot dead along the Buea-Muyuka road by Cameroon government forces. Revered Father Alexander Sob Nougi also moonlighted as the parish priest in Bomaka in the outskirts of Buea.
Local media sources confirmed that the man of God was caught by a stray bullet in Muyuka as the Francophone dominated army battled separatist fighters in the area. His body was ferried to the Buea Hospital mortuary.
The Roman Catholic Church in Southern Cameroons is yet to react to the news.
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