Presidential Election 2018: An Executive of The CPDM Pays The Bail of Paul Biya

El Hadj Relouanou Charaboutou announced on the sidelines of a meeting to raise awareness of living together on March 31 in Douala.

Organized to promote peace, stability, social cohesion and live together between communities, the March 31 meeting in New-Bell, Douala 2, took a political turn. Under the leadership of its dignitaries, women and young people from the Littoral Muslim community issued a dozen speeches in French, English and Hausa, the wish to live in peace and harmony with the different communities.

The time is ripe and support for the administrative authorities in promoting peace and coexistence is imperative in these difficult times, when the stability of the country is threatened by calls for secession, noted the various speakers.

Presidential Election 2018: An Executive of The CPDM Pays The Bail of Paul Biya

Enough for some dignitaries of this community politically opportunist, call their members more loyal to the President of the Republic, Paul Biya, the man who, according to them, embodies the values ​​of peace, stability and social progress.

As to show his support for the Head of State, El Hadj Relouanou Charaboutou, President of the Association of Muslim elites for the development of Cameroon (ASSEMDEC) and former President of the Wouri II section of the Democratic Rally of the Cameroonian People (CPDM) , party of the majority, undertakes to pay on behalf of the president of his party and head of state, Paul Biya, 30 million FCFA representing the deposit for his candidacy for the 2018 presidential election.

If some believe that the approach of the happy donor is akin to a positioning, the latter replies that it is rather a political commitment and support to the Head of State who should not give up his power when the country runs the risk of implosion. 

El Hadj Relouanou, who is also involved in humanitarian causes, believes that he is not trying to create buzz because Paul Biya has the means to pay his bail. And even if the president refused his contribution, he will have shown his will and that of his community to support him.