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26, April 2017
Biya sacks ELECAM Chairman 0
President Biya signed a decree on Tuesday, April 25, 2017, which terminated the functions of Samuel Fonkam Azu’u at the head of Elections Cameroon (Elecam).
Samuel Fonkam served as President of Elecam for 8 years. The new decree of the Head of State appointed Enow Egbe Abrams as new board chairman.
Three other decrees were signed appointing a vice-president and members of Elecam and their mandates extended for another two year period.
Former Governor Enow Abrams Egbe now has the job of guaranteeing Biya continued stay in power.
By Rita Akana