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GRAPHIC PHOTOS: Man Stabs His Friend To Death In Nkwen, Bamenda After An Argument
On Monday, June 6, 2016, around 2:00am a man named Evans popularly known as Daddy, former cigarette vendor at Nkwen, Bamenda was stabbed to death by his friend. Evans just finished training as a security guard in Mbengwi.
After the training, they gave them 3 days to visit their families before going to their destination of posting. Evans decided to take his friends to the bar to celebrate his advancement in life when he returned to Nkwen. As they were drinking and celebrating he was been called out by one of his friend that just returned back from prison and they started arguing, the said friend remove a knife and stabbed him directly in the chest . He was immediately rush to PMI hospital Nkwen where he finally died. The murderer was aprehended and taken to the Metta quarter police station, awaiting trial.
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