Since the intrusion of candidates for suicide attacks on Monday, December 14, 2015, at Kolofata in the Far North, it is clear that suicide bombers are recruited from day to day within the Islamic sect Boko Haram.

Girls who prowled around the Kolofata chiefdom were arrested by members of the vigilante committee at 5 am.

One of the young women was arrested and riddled with arrows. She was hit by an arrow and was detonated. Another girl was discovered behind a small house. The elements of the Rapid Intervention Battalion (BIR) shot her.

Just two days distinct this new attempt. Le Jour in its edition of Tuesday, December 15, 2015, raises the question about the origin of these young suicide bombers, desperate to blow themselves up.

Do these suicide bombers come from neighboring Nigeria? Or are Cameroonians who like to blow their own countrymen? The possibility that suicide bombers could be from the two countries is not excluded and their hiding place has not been discovered.