Here Are Those Who Lead Cameroon In The Absence Of Paul Biya

The latest appointments to the Constitutional Council show two things. First, there is no doubt that the end of Biya is near. 

For 22 years, this man who lives the power, thinks the power, exists only for the power had never thought to set up the Constitutional Council because in the head of the founding presidents, they are irreplaceable. 

Biya who sets up the Constitutional Council while he is a candidate for a presidential election that he is sure to win but simply shows that he is already planning his departure rather than expected. Or more serious those around him, have become aware of the urgency of setting up a device that can allow them to control power at any time. Because we entered the zone of uncertainty and seeing their leader, they are afraid of being surprised.

Here Are Those Who Lead Cameroon In The Absence Of Paul Biya

Second thing. Biya is alone. Very alone. At the isolated limit. He knows it. Even in the CPDM he is isolated. He curls up on a clan. In the midst of the Anglophone crisis that is causing the deaths of thousands of compatriots, both civilians and soldiers, look at the configuration of the Republic: President of the Senate: a francophone; Speaker of the National Assembly: a Francophone; First President of the Supreme Court: a francophone; President of the Constitutional Council: a francophone. It is necessary that someone has nothing to lose, thinks to play his all-out to make these kinds of decisions.
The republic is managed today by Foumane Akame, head of the judiciary in Cameroon for almost 20 years, legal adviser to the head of state, appointed to the Constitutional Council. Laurent Esso, nicknamed the "heart of the country" Minister of Justice, friend of the head of state, who regularly sees Biya and has had his partner with whom he has three children appointed to the Conseil Conseil Constitutional, Florence Arey. Edgard Alain Mebe Ngo'o, the one who dreams to replace Biya every morning by brushing. 

The untouchable. The richest minister in the history of Cameroon. Former Director of the Civil Cabinet, Patron of the Police, Minister of Defense, today to transport. Involved in all major financial scandals. Under criminal investigation in France but never worried. It is in Mebe Ngo'o that Lekene Donfack owes his place. 

The university teacher's daughter having married the son of "baby doc" a few weeks ago. Mebe Ngo'o remains very powerful and just waits for the day of glory. To these names add: Martin Belinga Eboutou, René Emmanuel Sadi.

With Clément Atangana, a member of the Center, a member of the CPDM, who had already trafficked the elections in 1997 to keep Paul Biya in power, the circle is complete. He is close to Foumane Akame. It is he who can see the vacancy of power. 

That is to say even if there is power holiday as long as Atangana has not noticed any succession mechanism is set up. He can therefore take the time that the Cartel will ask him.

In truth, old Niat can already rest in peace. He will never taste a second of Etoudi. Anglophones may forget that they will play a role in the event of a vacation or in the succession struggle. Our brothers of the North are in the field besides they know it. In reality AFTER BIYA IT'S BIYA. THINGS ARE NOW CLEAR.