Théodore Datouo Appoints Daughter to National Assembly Position in Cameroon
Théodore Datouo, recently appointed Speaker of the National Assembly in Cameroon, has appointed his daughter, Marlène Audrey Datouo Leussi, to a key position within his cabinet. This decision has raised concerns about nepotism within the government. The appointment comes shortly after Datouo's installation as Speaker.
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