Rescue Women Cameroon: Visit to Women of the Bamenda Central Prison!



It is a tough life
It is a tough life

I CAN'T WAIT -- JOIN ME!!!



Come December 1st 2015, Rescue Women will be launching its one of a kind project dubbed "VISIT THE WOMEN OF THE BAMENDA CENTRAL PRISON."



Ask me why I am so particular about this project? The answer is simple. I, Nakinti Besumbu Nofuru, Founder of Rescue Women - Cameroon, has experienced life behind the iron bars. I have slept on the floor, longed for a monthly pad, anticipated for a small piece of even rotten meat that never came, cut male pants to form female breastwear, cleaned the cell space 8 times a day, sit and watched other inmates sleep all night during my days on duty, looked forward to my freedom, and finally become the woman of my dreams. And guess what? That didn't happen in Cameroon, it happened in China!!!



Now, that is the just one of the problems we face when we emigrate to other countries and over-stay our visas, just because we can't come back home and face the local realities of hopelessness. But then, at the face of all those difficulties, I was forced to believe that hopelessness at home is better than hidden gold in another man's home.



At the launch of "VISIT THE WOMEN OF THE BAMENDA CENTRAL PRISON," I will be sharing a five pack story of my life as a bushfaller, in the GUANGZHOU NUMBER ONE DETENTION CAMP. These short story series will come in daily, right here on World Pulse, facebook, and on my travel blog. You just have to join me in this. As for me, God has blessed me and so I am committed to blessing others in my own little way.



If I am having a blast during Christmas season, my sisters in the prison should too.



As I look forward to the launch, I am thinking of my sisters and brothers who have always supported me through my Rescue Girls Scholarship Program for the past two academic years; financially, morally and spiritually. I am hoping that more people will come in to support this project.



Remember, some women are there, not because they are supposed to be there, but because circumstances, wrong judgement, self defense from violence, patriarchy, immigration, put them there. Love them just the way you'd love a sister.



If you have any support, contact me here on World Pulse and I will respond ASAP.



Let's show some love this Christmas!!!

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