Samuel Hiram Iyodi Critiques the Vice-Presidency Appointment Process in Cameroon

Samuel Hiram Iyodi, leader of the MP3 party, has raised concerns about the democratic legitimacy of the vice-presidential appointment process in Cameroon. During a television interview on May 24, 2026, he argued that if a vice-president is to be appointed, they should be elected concurrently with the president, rather than through the current method. His comments come in light of a recently adopted parliamentary project regarding the vice-presidency.

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Vacance du poste de vice-président au Cameroun depuis avril 2026

Depuis l'instauration du poste de vice-président au Cameroun en avril 2026, ce dernier reste vacant, suscitant des critiques et des inquiétudes. Des personnalités politiques, comme Joshua Osih et Denis Emilien Atangana, interpellent le président Paul Biya sur cette situation, la qualifiant d'escroquerie politique et de menace pour la continuité de l'État.

Cabral Libii Calls for Vice-President Appointment in Cameroon

Cabral Libii, leader of the PCRN, has urged President Paul Biya to appoint a Vice-President to secure his governance and address succession tensions. This call comes five months after the constitutional reintroduction of the Vice-President role. The proposal has sparked a heated debate among political figures, with various reactions highlighting differing views on its implications.

Opposition au Cameroun divisé sur la vice-présidence

La question de la vice-présidence au Cameroun suscite des tensions au sein de l'opposition. Maurice Kamto s'oppose fermement à cette idée, la qualifiant de supercherie, tandis que Cabral Libii appelle à la nomination d'un vice-président. Ce débat met en lumière des visions divergentes sur la gouvernance du pays.

Cabral Libii warns of chaos in Cameroon post-Biya succession

Cabral Libii, a prominent Cameroonian politician, has expressed serious concerns regarding the potential chaos that could arise from the succession of President Paul Biya. He emphasizes the need for a vice-president to ensure stability, especially in light of ongoing political rivalries that threaten the nation's governance.