The President of the National Assembly accused of nepotism

According to the daily Le Messager on its Monday, August 24, 2015 edition, Saturday, August 22, 2015 was particularly eventful at the National Assembly.

According to the journal "interventions came from all sides with a view to deter and calm the fury and moods expressed by gendarmes and police officers providing security at palais de verre in Ngoa-Ekelle ".

The reason for the dissatisfaction is none other than the last texts signed by the president of the National Assembly. Indeed, the Hon. Cavaye Yeguie Djibril has chosen from the ranks of these security features two of his nephews. According to sources of the journal, they are the Marshal of logis Manguilke Daniel and the gendarme Mijital Zake, who has spent barely four years in the service.

Only for the fact that PAN had made his choices only from his family, the gendarmes and worried policemen denounced the attitude of the president of the National Assembly who has "closed his eyes and ignored the existence of those who are very old at the post and senior."

According to the newspaper, among the gendarmes bypassed are sous-officiers François Abale, Philippe Mofor, Tembe Kader, Mengata and Assamba. "They would have contacted their hierarchy, to request to leave the National Assembly to Cavaye Yeguie Djibril and his family. They criticize the tribalism and nepotism of a PAN in the blind and usual propensity of granting interest only to members of his family," supported the journal.

For some senior officers of the gendarmerie "this is a scandal and a clumsiness of the PAN."

The case of Bouba Simala, the nephew and former bodyguard of the president of the National Assembly, accused of being a member of Boko Haram is far from being complete while the CPDM MP in the Mayo Sava is again at the heart of a scandal.