Bill Gates Sen, The Microsoft Co-Founder's Father has Died

Gates William II, was a lawyer and philanthropist and the father of the Microsoft Co-Founder Bill Gates. Gates died at 94 on Monday,14th Sep.2020 at his beach home in Washington from Alzheimer's disease as announced by his family.

"My dad's wisdom, generosity, empathy, and humility had a huge influence on people around the world," B. Gates wrote.

Gates Senior was born in 1925 in Bremerton, Washington. He joined the Army as a freshman at the University of Washington and was one among those who were to attack Japan before they surrendered in 1945.

He finally served a year in Tokyo before returning to the United States to continue his studies. He earned a degree in law in 1950 and started a private firm and part-time Bremerton city attorney.

K and L Gates was form by him in Seatle with other two partners which became know as Preston Gates and Ellis and today K&L Gates, one of the world's larges law firms.

Marriage Life of Gate's Senior

Gates sr. met his wife, Mary Maxwell at the University of Washington. They had 2 daughters and a son, Bill Gates Jr till she died in 1994. Two years later he married Mimi Gardner whom he spent the quarter century of his life.

Gates was one of the most reputable person on earth. He has helped millions of people out of poverty across the globe. Gates retired from law firm in 1998 and took on prominent roles with the Gates foundation, to help launch its works on Global health.

The family, immediately after his departure said that due to restrictions related to the COVID-19,  a memorial would be held on a later date. 

BEST WAY TO TRACE YOUR STOLEN PHONE WITHOUT GOING TO POLICE STATION

If you lose your mobile phone, you can easily trace it without going to the police station. Our fear of going to the police station is that you will have to loss some money and a longer process.

Each phone carries a unique IMEI number i.e International Mobile Equipment Identity which can be used to track it anywhere in the world. It helps to give detail location of your mobile phone including a few details.

How Does It Works?

• Dial *#06# from your mobile phone.
• Your mobile phone shows a unique 15 digit.
• Note down this number at a secured place except in your mobile phone itself as this number will help trace your phone in case of theft.
• Once your phone is stolen, just email this 15 digit IMEI NO. to cop@vsnl.net with details as stated below;

Your name:____________________

Address:______________________

Phone model:_________________

Make:_________________________

Last used No.:_________________

E-mail for communication:_____

Missed date:___________________

IMEI No :_______________________

Your Mobile will be traced within next 24 hours via a complex system of GPRS and internet, You will find where your handset is being operated and the new user's No. will be sent to your email.

After this, you can inform the Police with the details you now have. Unfortunately in Cameroon and elsewhere in Africa it will take the police weeks to start a mobile theft investigation.

This information will help thousands worldwide if you can take 3 seconds to share on all social platforms in your community.

Here Is What To Do If You Pick A Missing National ID In Cameroon

A national ID CARD in Cameroon is an electronic card that holds the details of the bearer including his facial image and the ID number.

It is owned by citizens of Cameroon and can be used nationally or to travel to a few neighboring countries including Nigeria, and all Central African countries . 

The modern electronic cards are attributed phone numbers but not visible so that in case it is missing, you can use a mobile telephone network to dial a few codes then call the bearer to hand it.

When you find someone's national identity card, please dial the code * 131 # (MTN only), then choose option 1: list of numbers, enter the number of the NID in question which is on the back , bottom and far right of the ID card.

This will give you the phone number of the owner and you can contact the person. For those of you who have doubts you can try with your own NID.

Attention!!! Please note that most missing IDs are as a result of "pick pockets". If you are not comfortable calling the bearer, present the ID to the nearby police post or station.

Also share because it can be useful to everyone.

Pictures of Bamenda After The Government Ban Bike Movements In Many Top Streets In The City

Live pictures of Bamenda this morning. The government of Cameroon recently ban the use of motorbikes in a few streets of Bamenda following the killing of a police office.

Recently, the minister of territorial administration and decentralization also placed a few measure in other to buy a matchette in the whole of North West and South West.

There is a struggle for who controls the two regions. Once the government places a rule which doesnt favors the Separatist leaders, they do all to make sure the population respects theirs. Now who is actually in control?

After the government ban of motorbikes, separatist said no vehichle should ply the road in solidarity with bike riders.

As we speak, no vehicle can be seen on the drive way of the Bamenda Main Market, Commercial Avenue and Ring Way Street.

The Anglophone crisis sparked back in late 2016 with anglophone lawyers and teachers complaining of marginalization. A crackdown finally led to what we are witnessing today.

The separatist decided to pick up arms and today Cameroon is at the verge of smelling a civil war. Since 2016 more than 4000 arm, military and civilians have lost their lives as a result of this crisis.

A major national dialogue was organized in Yaounde by the head of state but was fruitless as separatists didn't attend for fear of trust.

The United Nations and many organizations likewise countries including the US have urge the government to organized a real and genuine dailogue by looking for possible solutions to end the crisis.

Here are the images of a few streets in Bamenda.

Commerial Avenue

Ghost streets in Bamenda.

Here Is How The Most Notorous And The Most Dangerous Man In Bamenda Died

Fonteh happens to be the most dangerous and at the same time the most notorious criminal of all times in Bamenda.

Fonteh Lucas nickname general "Mad Dog" others "Lugard" on Saturday 5th Sep. 2020 was gunned down by the military on a special operation at Ntasen in Bamenda.

Fonte even before the Anglophone crisis was sad news for any human he decides to deal with.

According to military source, Fonteh was notorious for abductions, theft, harassment and killing of both civilians and a good number of military men in the region.

It is not actually clear whether Fonteh was a separatist fighter or not as reports says he was hunted by both fronts.

Social media has gone viral with Fonteh the mad dog's image captured on CCTV in an operation leading a gang of unidentified armed men that attacked the Head Office of Mitanyen Coperative Credit Unuion Ltd at Sonac Street, Bamenda on the 21st Aug. 2020

The killing of Mad Dog is believed to be the fruit of investigation by the security forces though others still suggest he wasn't killed by the military. 

Audio of a recorded call has now gone viral on social media in which Mad Dog is heard threatening believed to be a staff of MitaCCUL.

90% of social media comments wished dead for Fonteh. Others thought he was still in Dubai where he went for weeks but life was not what he wanted. Others " he was working in Yaounde". Fonteh could kill and carry out any activity in Bamenda.

Fonte had handcuffs he uses on his prey. No body can count the number of civilians and militory men Fonte has sent to their early graves. As others called him "the beast", Fonte was actually one.

Comments; Read Facebook comments immediately after the death of Fonteh.

Others continue 

Others needed his death. Here is what they say.

No one can actually say whether he was a fighter or not. According to the comment section this guy was a bandit of high caliber.