Potential first ladies have also been part of the vote wooing process.
Some accompanied their husbands (presidential candidates) to the field, others even hit the campaign grounds on their own.
Madame Cabral Libii has been beside her husband all along. In Yaounde, Kribi she accompanied the UNIVERS party candidate to woo voters.
In Kribi, she singlehandedly explained to the people why her husband so makes a good leader.
Madame Kamto has been on the ground since the start of the campaign.
In Maroua, Yaounde Bafoussam she exhibited her leadership qualities when she took the microphone to welcome the people.
Chantal Biya was equally with Incumbent Paul Biya when he made his first outing in Maroua.
Tomaino Ndam Njoya is known for her fearless and daring character. Could it be her husband’s absence on the campaign ground explains why she has been silent?
She was however seen a few times on the field calling on Cameroonians to vote for her husband, Adamou Ndam Njoya who has not been perceived ever since the start of campaigns.
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