I chose to migrate illegally

I am prepared to take this risk because my heart is so heavy with what I have experienced in Cameroon for 8 years. I do not want to carry the burden of war for the rest of my life.
For years now, my life is a testament to the indomitable human spirit, my hope shines brightest in the darkest of times, my life journey remind me that even amidst adversity, there is a path to happiness, love, and a fresh start. My life is a story of unwavering determination and boundless hope.

I don’t mine if I should fly, run, walk, even crawl in order to leave Cameroon .
The danger through the desert, the Mediterranean sea and imprisonment in Europe is better than freedom in Cameroon

 

Very well

 

Cameroon is a Bilingual Country with French and English as official languages. After the second world War, 80% of Cameroon was a French administered by France trustee terrestry and 20% an English terrestry administered by Britain.

 

I will love to stay in my country either. @SavedByGrace Jesus echoes this pattern when he is asked about the most important commandment. “Love God,” he says, and then he adds that the second greatest commandment is to “love your neighbor.” In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus describes loving your neighbor as offering above-and-beyond, at-great-risk-to-yourself, loving aid to the foreigner in need. He tells the parable of the Good Samaritan, in which a Jewish man is left for dead at the side of a road, and two Jewish religious leaders ignore his need. He is saved only because of the excessive generosity and care of a Samaritan, a hated member of a different people group. In other words, Jesus does not define neighbor as the person living in the house next door. He defines neighbor as the stranger, the foreigner, the immigrant. There it is again: Love God. Welcome the stranger.
Sorry is I have deviated a little. I am not struggling to leave because of anything but safety. Will you rather prefer me shot that entering your country because you are working hard for your country. Unfortunately I have been warned against posting graphics pictures. I could show you how I was molested all night by the Muslim group.

 

I have searched for options since 2016 when I was refugeein Nigeria but Boko Haram didn't let us stay. I also struggled to have legal entry to Gabon to no avail

 

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I understand your plight sir, I imagine your children will be malnourish just because you are taking care of the neighbor's children. It is a good thing but foolish.

I consider the stress of living in a strange land you. Honestly I will stay home if I have the means. I am a graduate with a master in Biochemistry, Option Public Health Biotechnology. I was doing well working and researching in malaria in pregnant women and Children less than five years. When crises started, I was robbed of everything including my life.

It will be strange to know that this is the 2nd day I have not been able to have ordinary water to drink talkless of eating. If I can send a short video of my little boy, it is so painful for a father seeing his child staff or not having cloth to wear or suffering from chronic skin disease and he cannot take him to the hospital

 

It is difficult. I was told I can only seek asylum when I am in the Said country . I applied to many organizations as well but my everyday response is that they don't intervene in Cameroon

 

To move to a safer place

 

I understand brother. Let the lord have his way

 

To move to a safer place