The city of Limbe is in mourning following the tragic murder of a businesswoman, Arrah Agbor Bawak Egbe Epse Bechemagbor, known as Mrs. Arrah. The tragedy occurred on Wednesday, May 6, when she was shot during an armed robbery at her workplace, a Mobile Money kiosk located at the GRA Junction in Bota.
According to collected testimonies, armed individuals surprised Mrs. Arrah at her kiosk before shooting her at close range. The assailants then grabbed a bag containing a significant amount of money, the exact amount of which remains to be determined, before fleeing. The scene took place in broad daylight, sowing panic in this bustling district of Limbe.
The news of this murder has sent shockwaves through the community. Local residents and traders expressed their outrage at this act of violence, denouncing a rise in insecurity that particularly targets Mobile Money transfer points. These businesses, which have become essential for many people, are increasingly vulnerable to attacks.
Mrs. Arrah was a well-known and respected figure in her neighborhood. Her disappearance leaves a huge void and a devastated family. Reactions of sadness and dismay have multiplied in Limbe since the announcement of her death.
An investigation has been opened to identify and apprehend the perpetrators of this heinous crime. Law enforcement is under pressure to solve this case and reassure the public, who fear for their safety in the face of rising crime in the region. Limbe police have called on the public to be more vigilant and report any suspicious movements.
