Senatoratorial 2018: Its Victory In The West
At the origin of the celebrations of the party in power, the validation by the Constitutional Council of the list presented to the West.
The activists and candidates of the Democratic Rally of the Cameroonian People (DPRK) of the Western Region are delighted. They did not pray to celebrate the victory of their party opposed to the Social Democratic Front (SDF).
As reported in the daily Le Jour on March 22, 2018, the day of March 19, 2018 will have been long for them. "The ears of each other were strained towards Yaoundé in order to follow in detail the debates in the Constitutional Council," says our colleague.
To better understand the celebration of the CPDM that is only days away from March 25, 2018, election day, remember that the SDF by the voice of his outgoing Senator Paul Tchatchouang had filed an appeal to get the Constitutional Council, the cancellation of the list presented by the Renewal Party.
The reason being that the candidate N ° 7 bearing the name of Joseph Teingnidetio was according to the political formation of Ni John Fru Ndi, an "imaginary and fictitious" character. After a first session of debates the Constitutional Council had asked the CPDM to come to the meeting of March 19, 2018 with the candidate quarreled. The ruling party, which found no problem with this request from the Council, indicated that their candidate did exist.
After observing and examining the arguments and the evidence produced by the two political parties in the running for the Senatoriales, the Constitutional Council decided to declare the SDF's request "unjustified". Lysette Djieya Municipal Councilor in the Commune of Bafoussam 3 declares in the columns of our colleague that with the verdict that plunges the RDPC into the race to the West, the "fight is won in advance".
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The reason being that the candidate N ° 7 bearing the name of Joseph Teingnidetio was according to the political formation of Ni John Fru Ndi, an "imaginary and fictitious" character. After a first session of debates the Constitutional Council had asked the CPDM to come to the meeting of March 19, 2018 with the candidate quarreled. The ruling party, which found no problem with this request from the Council, indicated that their candidate did exist.
After observing and examining the arguments and the evidence produced by the two political parties in the running for the Senatoriales, the Constitutional Council decided to declare the SDF's request "unjustified". Lysette Djieya Municipal Councilor in the Commune of Bafoussam 3 declares in the columns of our colleague that with the verdict that plunges the RDPC into the race to the West, the "fight is won in advance".
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