Presidential candidates in Cameroon officially began wooing voters this midnight.
This is in line with Section 87: (1) of the Electoral Code which states that the election campaign shall open on the 15th (fifteenth) day preceding the election and close at midnight on the eve of the election day.
This Saturday, candidates will hold campaign rallies to that effect. While the situation in Bamenda, Buea, Kumba, Limbe, Mundemba, Menji, Kumbo, Belo, Mbengwi, Mamfe… remains uncertain, electorates in Douala are bracing themselves to storm campaign grounds to see which candidate has the best to offer.
Barrister Akere Muna will be talking about his republican values at the Yaoundé Conference Centre. “Join us, September 22, 2018 from 9AM at the Yaoundé Conference Center. It will be a pleasure to share with you, at this convention, my political program and our vision for the New Republic” Akere Muna said.
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