In early February 2025, a disturbing video surfaced on social media depicting a woman, later identified as 26-year-old Victorine Bikoe, urinating into a pot of 'okok'—a traditional Cameroonian dish—intended for sale in Yaoundé, Cameroon. The footage, reportedly retrieved from her stolen phone, shocked the community and raised serious concerns about food safety and hygiene practices among local food vendors.
The video shows Bikoe squatting over the pot, engaging in the unhygienic act. Upon its release, outraged customers vandalized her restaurant, uncovering bottles of urine and other unsanitary items stored within the premises. Some patrons reported experiencing stomach aches after consuming her food, though they had previously been inexplicably drawn to it.
Following the incident, Bikoe went into hiding, leaving her husband and six children to face community backlash. Her husband, a plumber who occasionally assisted at the restaurant, claimed ignorance of his wife's practices. As of February 11, 2025, Bikoe remained at large, with local authorities and residents seeking her apprehension to address the public health concerns stemming from her actions.
But a video surfaced online showed the woman has been arrested.
Watch the video below;