January 31th, 2024 – Buea, Molyko: The serene night of January 28th turned into a scene of horror as a deadly shooting unfolded in front of the Divine Mercy Co-Cathedral in Molyko, Buea. Unidentified gunmen carried out the attack, claiming one life and leaving four cars in flames, sending shockwaves through the community.
As news of the tragic incident spread, the Chief Shepherd of the Diocese of Buea, Bishop Michael Bibi, swiftly responded with a heartfelt communique condemning the violence and offering condolences to the affected families. In a statement, he expressed deep sympathy for the family and friends of the deceased and offered words of encouragement to those injured in the senseless attack.
“I extend my deepest sympathies and condolences to the family and friends of the deceased and encouragement to those injured. These acts of violence are unacceptable, and we condemn them in the strongest terms. At this painful moment, we must come together as a community and find solace in our faith,” wrote Bishop Michael Bibi.
Bishop Bibi tours the scene of the attack in Molyko Buea
Before his visit to the scene of the tragedy today January 31st 2024, the Bishop called on the population to remain vigilant and urged everyone to exercise prudence and caution during these challenging times. The bishop’s words resonated with the community, offering solace in the face of adversity.
Upon arriving at the Divine Mercy Co-Cathedral, Bishop Michael Bibi was met with a somber atmosphere. The aftermath of the shooting left a lingering sense of fear and sorrow among the residents. The Bishop, however, stood as a pillar of strength, embodying hope and unity.
The Bishop’s presence today January 31st 2024 served as a beacon of reassurance, encouraging the community to lean on their faith during this trying period.
As investigations into the incident continue, Bishop Michael Bibi’s visit not only provided spiritual solace but also underlined the importance of community support during times of crisis. The Diocese of Buea, under the guidance of Bishop Michael Bibi, remains resilient in the face of adversity, calling on all to stand together against violence and embrace the values of peace and solidarity.
