Following his dismissal from the Social Democratic Front, Honorable Jean Michel Nintcheu has asked the National Assembly in Cameroon to stop disbursing part of his salary into the party’s accounts.
In a release on Monday, February 27, 2023, just one day after he was dismissed alongside 31 other party bigwigs, Nintcheu thanked the National Assembly for already effecting his request.
“Following my exclusion from the ranks of the Social Democratic Front, a political party in which I have been active for nearly three decades and for which I was until then a member of the National Assembly, I hereby thank you for stopping with immediate effect, all the deductions that were made by you on behalf of the said party on my funds,” he said.
Nintcheu was among 32 SDF top ranking militants who were dismissed during the party’s National Executive Committee meeting in Yaounde on February 25, for anti-party activities.
Nintcheu joined the SDF in 1996 following the merger of his party, the Rassemblement pour la Patrie (Rap), with the SDF.
Before his dismissal from the party, he was the SDF Member of Parliament for Wouri East Constituency.
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