The whereabouts of President Paul Biya has once more been raised by Cameroonians, this time by those in the diaspora.
Members of the Brigade Anti Sardinat, BAS staged a protest before the Cameroon embassy in Berlin, Germany on Monday.
The group says Biya has got to make an appearance before they will leave the premises.
Cameroon is grappling with the COVID-19 pandemic like other nations across the world, but the President’s actions have not gone beyond releases and decrees.
BAS members insist that must change; they braved the odds and accompanying health hazards during this time of the coronavirus to send across their message.
Cameroon has registered 2077 coronavirus cases with close to one thousand recoveries according to the health Ministry.
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