Authorized to leave Cameroon in order to receive treatment, the President of the National Assembly has still not left. In particular, a conflict between his chief of staff, Boukar Abdourahim, his family and deputies.
After months of negotiations with the Presidency of the Republic, which initially vetoed him, Cavayé Yéguié Djibril finally obtained authorization to be evacuated to France and obtained a one-year visa. This trip by the President of the National Assembly (PAN) had been planned since August.
The option of a trip to India – less expensive than a departure for France – had been considered. But, faced with a financial scandal within the institution he heads, he was finally forced to cancel his trip and return to Mada, his native village, where he serves as traditional chief.
Source : Jeuneafrique.com
