GP Chantal Biya: Journalist David Eyengue excluded from the race

A journalist has been banned from covering the Grand Prix Chantal Biya International Cycling race. This is what we read from the early hours of Sunday, October 18, 2015 in a post that looks like a statement that the Cameroonian Cycling Federation (Fécacyclisme) posted on its facebook account: "On the instructions of Mr. Yossi Honoré, President of the Cameroonian Cycling Federation and Chairman of the Central Commission of organization of the Grand Prix Chantal Biya International Cycling, David Eyengue is exempted by the Security Forces of the Tour from the third stage on Saturday, October 17th, 2015 at Zoetele (Carrefour Ngolbang)," reads the first paragraph of the unsigned document.

The drafters of the document report that the accused, David Eyengue Nzima is exempted for: "making statements without evidence against the Organizing Committee of the Grand Prix Chantal Biya, and its Chairman, the illustrious godmother of the competition. His remarks are disseminated in social networks, especially Facebook, where he complained of not being paid by the organizing committee."

Also in their communication it is indicated that the President of the Cameroon Cycling Federation, Yossi Honoré does not regard Eyengue as part of the Cameroon cycling federation, the organizing committee of the Grand prix Chantal Biya International Cycling or sub -Committee for communication: "Because he hasn't obtained any regular accreditation to cover the event. Hence his ban," they said.

Questioned by Cameroon-Info.Net at dawn on Sunday, David Eyengue said he is already back home in Douala denouncing a conspiracy by members of the Communication Committee of the Grand Prix Chantal Biya International Cycling: "They pressured the president of the federation Honoré Yossi, they suspected him of helping me and encouraging me to digress," he responded to his contract for about a year, to handle communication of Fécacyclisme.