The family demands that these false statements cease, that her image and private details stop being weaponised by MKPD-linked accounts, and that authorities and platforms take note of the clear pattern of targeting civilians through both online exposure and physical detention practices linked to Semil facilities in Buea. Peace and safety for elderly parents and young children should not be contingent on propaganda cycles
By Timothy Enongene
Associate Editor-in-Chief, Independentist News
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On or around 20–21 October 2026, accounts linked to the self-styled “KontriMan” / “KontriPipo” network (commonly known as MKPD) published a coordinated post falsely accusing the mother of Fombat Forbah Dieudonne of involvement in “amba transactions” and arms-related activity. The post recycles earlier claims, attaches images of materials allegedly taken from another individual’s phone, circulates her photograph, and issues public calls framed as “amnesty” offers while naming her and her family.
These accusations are false.
The mother in question has never been involved in any activity connected to arms, weapons, or the fabrication or transfer of explosive materials. She is an elderly woman whose primary concern has been the survival and peace of her family.
In 2022, she, her children, and grandchildren as young as five and seven years old were rounded up by elements associated with MKPD and taken to Semil in Buea. MKPD (Ma Kontre Pipo De / My Kontro Pipo Dem) is a pro-government online network that operates primarily through Facebook and WhatsApp pages and groups. It specialises in publicly naming individuals it labels as Ambazonia supporters or fighters, circulating their images and personal details, and calling for action against them. Human-rights monitors and independent reporting have repeatedly documented how such online targeting has placed civilians at risk of harassment, arbitrary detention, or worse in the context of the Anglophone crisis.
Semil (Sécurité Militaire / Military Security) is a Cameroonian military intelligence and security service. Facilities associated with Semil in Buea have been the subject of multiple reports by human-rights organisations concerning arbitrary detention, incommunicado holding, and the treatment of people suspected of links to the conflict. The 2022 round-up of an entire multi-generational family — including very young children — and their transfer to such a facility left lasting trauma. The mother continues to live with serious health challenges and the daily struggle of an older person trying to hold a family together under conditions of insecurity.
The latest publication is not journalism or legitimate investigation. It is targeted propaganda that places an elderly civilian and her dependents at renewed risk. Circulating her image, repeating discredited claims of past arrest and “release out of pity,” and linking her name to ongoing armed activity serves only to intimidate and endanger non-combatants. The family remains under threat; her health makes any further harassment potentially life-threatening.
We reject these fabrications in full. No evidence has ever been produced that this mother participated in arms dealing or related activity. Attempts to drag an aging civilian into the conflict narrative by association with her adult children, and to weaponise the same online networks that previously facilitated the family’s detention, constitute collective punishment and psychological warfare against the most vulnerable.
The family demands that these false statements cease, that her image and private details stop being weaponised by MKPD-linked accounts, and that authorities and platforms take note of the clear pattern of targeting civilians through both online exposure and physical detention practices linked to Semil facilities in Buea. Peace and safety for elderly parents and young children should not be contingent on propaganda cycles.
Any further circulation of these claims will be treated as continued harassment of a non-combatant family already scarred by the 2022 detentions.
For — Family of the targeted mother
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Timothy Enongene
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