A businessman identified as Tayim Christian Nsoh, popularly known as “Nazi,” has been shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Mile 6, Mankon, within the Bamenda II Subdivision of Cameroon’s Northwest Region.
The fatal shooting occurred on Saturday night, October 31, 2026, shortly after Nsoh had finished work and was dropped off at Mile 6 Junction.
According to eyewitness accounts, the businessman was walking towards his residence when two young men confronted him in an apparent robbery attempt.
Nsoh reportedly resisted the attackers, prompting one of them to fire a warning shot into the air before another gunman shot him. The incident happened near his residence, leaving residents and neighbours shocked.
However, conflicting accounts have emerged regarding the circumstances surrounding the killing. While one version suggests the attackers demanded his mobile phone, another claims they attempted to force him onto a motorcycle before shooting him as he tried to escape.
The identities of the suspected attackers and their motive remain unknown.
The incident has raised fresh concerns about armed robbery and public safety in Bamenda, as questions remain about the circumstances surrounding the businessman’s death.
Source: newsthemegh.com