Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh absent at Fecafoot headquarters inauguration
Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, the Secretary General of the Presidency of Cameroon, was notably absent from the inauguration of the new Fecafoot headquarters. This event has sparked discussions about his current influence and relationships within the government. The inauguration took place amidst ongoing political dynamics in Cameroon.
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