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Douala youth create Task force to defend Brenda Biya

Some youth in Douala, Littoral region have created a group with the aim of “defending and protecting the integrity” of Brenda Biya, the country’s first daughter.

They have requested the sum of 26 million Francs CFA from the presidency.

In a letter addressed to the Minister, Director of Civil Cabinet at the Presidency, the “committee members” requested the whooping sum of 26 million FCFA which they say “would be used in the next three months to execute a strategy they have put in place to defend and protect Brenda Biya from her detractors.”

This move comes barely few days after Brenda Biya was reportedly ousted from a hotel in Paris by BAS members.

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