Maurice Kamto is excluded from the Cameroon election

Constitution of the Constitution of Cameroon strengthens the body’s decision in the country’s election to exclude opposition leader that Maurice comes from 12 October Presidential Election.

While the firebrand political political, 92-year-old President Paul has also been facing the opposition, organized what his eighth term of Acrican Africa.

If he was selected for another seven-year term, he could stay in power until he was about 100.

Kumto is instructed because a rival of the Manidem Party endorses him presents an individual as a candidate, promoting an internal arrest.

His involvement was stimulated anger, with his lawyers who described his petition rejected as a political than a legal movement.

In 83 candidates submitting their applications to the election body, only 12 has been approved.

The reasons provided by the Election Cameroon (Elecam) for the disqualification of 71 distance from incomplete files, not to pay the required deposit, many candidates from the same party.

In all participants, six were seen as the main contenders:

1. Paul Pay

At the age of 92, Paul Baiya is the oldest head of the state of the state of the world. He was in power for almost 43 years since 1982. Has Led Led CPDM party dominated the political scene. He was widely regarded as a favorite, now that his basic rival, Kamto, no longer on the road.

Veteran politicians have not lost an election since the political return of the Multi-Party in 1990. However, his victories led by allegations in the allegations of the vote – his party’s claims.

It was informed of his intention to run, Bai said his eighth command focuses on the welfare of women and young people.

2. Bello Boosa Star

Bello Bouba Maigari, 78, a skilled politician from the region of Voting by Cameroon northern region.

He was the president of the National Union for democracy and development (Nudp) Party established in 1990. He served at Cameroon Governments -Ahemadou Ahidjo and Paul.

In fact, he was the first Prime Minister of June between 1982 and 1983. Since 1997, Maigari intensifies the CPDM party to leave the last clinic from the north.

However, this political marriage ends in June after pressure from within his party to run independently.

As the minister of the State was served for tourism and entertainment, it was informed of his departure and declared himself a candidate against leave, which he faced the election of the President in 1992.

3. One Tchiroma Bakary

Another former ally whose candidacy is a surprise is the 75-year-old Issa Tchiroma Bakary. Like a man, he came north to the country and was influenced by helping leave the votes safe.

After a 20-year stint of various government roles, Tchiroma finally pulled the plug at the 92-year-old leader, which leads to work and vocational training.

Tchiroma, who leads the cameroon’s party at the front (CNSF) party, criticized the Government’s style and began his promise to prompt the system, which he described “suffering”.

4. Cabral Libii

Cabral Libii, the Cameroon Party president for the national restoration (PCRN), a passionate member of Parliament who has made his second attempt at the highest work in the country.

In 2018, he was the youngest of nine presidential candidates, aged 38, which came to third with 6% vote.

Libii’s candidacy for the year elections challenged by the PCRN Founder Robert Kona, who has argued legitimism to lead the party.

However, the Constitutional Council rejected Kona’s petition and maintained the election’s body decision to allow Libii to stand.

5. Acrae first

Paway was a 2018 presidential election candidate but was pulled in the last minute and dropped his weight in the go. At this time, first, a strong anti-corruption lawyer, said he wanted to challenge Baya himself.

The 72-year-old from a family of politicians – his late Father Solomon Tandeng first served as independent, vice-president of the Federal Republic of Cameroon and Speaker of the National Asster.

As the speaker, Solomon had sworn to leave when he took the President after Ahmadou Ahidjo resigned.

Muna promised to remove the bilingual country of corruption and bad administration he said washing its image in the international scene.

6. Joshua OSIH

Hag The OSIH jumps the presidential race at the second time after his first 2018 test proved useless.

He led the Party Social Democratic Front (SDF), following the iconic late opposition leader John Fru NDI. The SDF used to be the main component of the opposition of the country, but its influence later declined, infanting and dismissing many Party members of 2023.

OSIH, 56, the Fourth of 2018 polls with 3%, but hoping to beat off by a promise of social and institutional reforms.

For several decades, President Has succeeded in maintaining a strong grip of power, making it difficult for him to lose elections.

The political decision of the Heavyweights Bello Bounari and Issa Tchiromoma Bakary to challenge him shows more difficult to threaten leave.

Dr Pippie Hugues, a policy analyst with a Cameroonian thought NKAFU Policy Institute, arguing that their alliance with reliable regime has reduced their credentials to opposition voters.

“Cameroonans need more than one resignation to trust them,” he told the BBC. “Both are with the system and look at the country suffering.”

Dr. Hugues also suggested that both northern candidates can be part of a political plot initiated by the regime.

However the official party officials describe the corruption of real, acknowledged that the CPDM can struggle to get more votes from the north as before.

Kamto’s participation was given, the most powerful choking of the 2018, the third placed libii may claim that his primary threat of this year.

Even if he gained only 6% of the political evolution, Libii’s political evolution has since been admired.

He led his party to win five parliament seats and seven local councils during 2020 legislative and municipal elections. Because it became a member of the parliament in the process, he challenged the government to the main policy issues, promising changes in change if he took the reins of power.

However, Dr. Hugues said the sight of Libii is Opaque, referring to Akere first as a more convincing candidate in a more obvious project for the country of nearly 30 million people.

“Muna has a wealth of international experience and diplomatic nature, and that is what the country is needed today,” he said, while praised the famous plan of the transition “back to the sanctuary

In history, the opposition of Cameroon collapsed especially during the election, with analysts saying it lacked them.

Ahead of this year’s president, many have talked about the need for opposition to be united and united in procedures. But with each candidate before their own interests, it remains unclear when most – make the President work together, despite the risk of helping the President.

“It can be the end of their political careers, or their parties, if they do not unite,” as civil society Felix Agra Balla.

“Kamto and others should seek for someone in the opposition to bring the baton – and need to put a country steady on October 12,” he told the BBC.

Dr. Hughues agreed that Kunto should use his influence on the drop support for a coalition of opposition because he is no longer in the race.

He forced the “change not necessary (only) with him (come), but change can come through him”.

He added that a coalition is at the opposition and mentioned at a meeting attended by opposition numbers on 2 August city of West Region.

Prince Michael Ekosso, president of the United Socialist Democratic Party Party (USDP), ordered the meeting to set the basis for a “Considor Candidate”.

While no candidate has been appointed, the criteria for consideration is set.

“We want a figure to answer the wishes of Cameroonians, someone who has flexible to work with others, a person to spread other actors and political actors,” says Ekosso.

In the 1992 presidential election, the opposition leader in the Firdrand John Fru ndi is supported by the union for renewal, a coalition of political parties and civil society organizations.

Although he is not just the opposition candidate, the analysts say that the coalition helps him to take 36% of the vote – only shy only for 40% to leave.

That’s the closest anyone who has got to leave. Fru ndi claimed the victory, but authorities rejected the allegations of voting that riging and confirmed leave as the winner.

Many believe if opposition does not coincide as did in 1992, leave may have a quick riding presidency.

“He has experience, human resources and systems of his benefit,” said Dr. Hugues.