Nguelemedouga and his cravings for black magic

The promise of Mr Ndoumatona to kill Nguelemedouga was not to be carried out in a classic manner, in which case, it would have made headlines in columns of Newspapers, Radio and Television news around the sub district and the country. He was to employ black magic to mortally reach the top civil servant of the sub district. But what Ndoumatona forgot was that, Nguelemedouga was not one of those civil servants who were educated or stayed in Europe from infancy to adulthood and at such, never knew the practice and operation of black magic. Nguelemedouga was a difficult nut to crack, for his presence in Greater Northern Province of Cameroon, made him to develop a strong craving for black magic. And in order to satisfy his desire, Nguelemedouga had many juju priests working to protected him. Therefore, he had several amulets with him. He transported his amulets as though they were his identification and professional cards.

He had amulets all over his body. He even had one which made him invisible in front of any person who had a gun, sword or any metallic object and who above all, had a malicious intention toward him. Nguelemedouga was aware that, he was mystically powerful. And at such, he felt that, he could do whatever he wanted. One day, one of his office clerks, discovered with utter disbelief that, Nguelemedouga was going out with the wife of the Head Master of the primary school of Nyanon. The startled clerk immediately warned Nguelemedouga to steer clear and added that: “in Bassaland, you can’t go out with the wife of a man, without paying with your life”. Nguelemedouga laughed and shrugged off his shoulders in scorn. “Bassas enjoy threats. I can assure you that, nothing is going to happen to me today or tomorrow”. Nguelemedouga replied to his shocked and owed clerk. Two days after the October elections, Nguelemedouga went to Yaoundé to see his family and to also receive congratulatory messages from the ministry of Territorial administration and particularly those of the minister and exceptionally that of the head of state. And as usual, whenever Nguelemedouga is going back home, he buys lots of presence for his children and his wife Noako. He always made it a point of duty that, whenever he travelled back to Yaoundé, to visit his family or report at the ministry of territorial administration, he stopped at a supermarket located in the Business District of Yaoundé, called Score supermarket.