Ewome Eko John, also known as Chief Moja Moja, is a notable figure in Cameroon, particularly in the Southwest Region.
Birth and early life
Ewome Eko John was born in Buea, a town in the Southwest Region of Cameroon. Details about his exact birth date are not widely documented. He grew up in Bwasa village, where he later became the traditional ruler.
Family
Ewome Eko John comes from a lineage of traditional leaders. He succeeded his late father as the chief of Bwasa village.
Work and achievements
Ewome Eko John is known for his dual roles as a traditional leader and a military officer. He served in Cameroon's Rapid Intervention Battalion (BIR), a specialized military unit. However, he was recently reassigned to the infantry due to issues of indiscipline and absenteeism.
As Chief Moja Moja, he has been a controversial figure, often involved in incidents related to hate speech and violence. Despite this, he has recently taken a surprising stand against hate speech, participating in campaigns aimed at promoting peace and unity in Buea.
References
- "Moja Moja: The Chief of Bwassa village and BIR serviceman trying to escape Biya's bullets – Cameroon Intelligence Report". 2024-05-15. Retrieved 2024-10-07.
- Bih, Kate (2024-05-09). "Breaking: Moja Moja sacked from Rapid Intervention Battalion". Mimi Mefo Info. Retrieved 2024-10-07.
- Bih, Kate (2024-01-06). "From Xenophobe to advocate? Chief Moja Moja's surprising stand against Buea's hate speech". Mimi Mefo Info. Retrieved 2024-10-07.
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