Cameroonians on social media have torn in with a string of criticism to the reckless spending, using taxpayers’ money by the Director of Civil Cabinet at the Presidency Samuel Mvondo Ayolo.
A fax message sent by the Director of Civil Cabinet showed that state funds were disbursed to fly in some three women: Zomo Bem Aline Christine, Biakmen Laure Patricia, and Biloo Efoua Elisabeth into Cameroon said to be influencers, for the AFCON on a “Special Mission”
Many Cameroonians have questioned the integrity of these women, with several suggesting them to be prostitutes brought into the country with state funds.
Several individuals have also threatened to sue the Director of Civil Cabinet for pimping, using public funds given that it was his signature that authorized the arrival of these ladies to Cameroon.
Since the arrival of the ladies, pictures of them dressed half-naked have circulated on social media platforms, suggesting they have already started accomplishing their mission to Cameroon.
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