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Issa Tchiroma cannot lead the future. He must answer to the past – Cameroon Intelligence Report
As Cameroon nears a historic presidential election, Issa Tchiroma Bakary, a man whose career has been steeped in the noxious stew of breathtaking hypocrisy and betrayal, has now emerged, astonishingly, as a self-proclaimed savior of Cameroon. Tchiroma, for decades, was Biya’s most shameless apologist, the regime’s voice-box and ideological attack dog, who now seeks to unshackle himself from the very chains he spent years tightening around the Ca…
Issa Tchiroma cannot lead the future. He must answer to the past – Cameroon Concord News
As Cameroon nears a historic presidential election, Issa Tchiroma Bakary, a man whose career has been steeped in the noxious stew of breathtaking hypocrisy and betrayal, has now emerged, astonishingly, as a self-proclaimed savior of Cameroon. Tchiroma, for decades, was Biya’s most shameless apologist, the regime’s voice-box and ideological attack dog, who now seeks to unshackle himself from the very chains he spent years tightening around the Ca…
On the eve of the 2025 presidential elections, each of them drew a new path. In recent weeks in Cameroon, all eyes converged towards the Great North. As the presidential election approached, political actors from the three northern regions moved the lines. On 24 June last, Issa Chiroma Bakary handed his resignation letter to the Prime Minister, Joseph Dion Ngute. The next day, he flew to Garoua, his hometown.
The Cameroonian political landscape is undergoing an earthquake with the simultaneous breakdowns of Bello Bouba Maigari and Issa Tchiroma Bakary. These defections undermine the foundations of the ruling party in the Far North, a region that is historically decisive for electoral victories. Nearly 3 million registered voters, once loyal, could now shake the ballot box or change their allegiance. This area has always been the basis of Paul Biya's …
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