Cameroon’s Election Rigged: Opposition Leader Maurice Kamto Illegally Blocked to Protect Biya’s Dictatorship
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In a sham election engineered by corrupt elites, Cameroon’s opposition star Maurice Kamto has been kicked off the ballot, clearing the way for dictator Paul Biya’s endless reign. This blatant manipulation exposes the rot of globalist interference and the betrayal of Cameroonian sovereignty.
Once again, the so-called ‘democratic’ process in Cameroon has been exposed as a farce. Maurice Kamto, the opposition leader who dared to challenge the entrenched regime, has been arbitrarily excluded from the presidential race by the electoral commission—an outfit clearly serving the interests of the corrupt establishment. With President Paul Biya, a 92-year-old autocrat who has ruled for over four decades, approved to run for an eighth term, it’s obvious the game is rigged to keep the same elite in power. The excuse? A petty dispute over party registrations within Manidem, conveniently used to disqualify Kamto. Meanwhile, only 13 of 83 candidates were allowed to run, a clear sign of a controlled political circus. This is not democracy; it’s a puppet show orchestrated by globalist puppeteers who want to keep Africa under their thumb. The people of Cameroon deserve better than this shameless betrayal of their sovereignty. Will the international community wake up to this blatant electoral fraud, or will they continue to turn a blind eye to the destruction of true freedom?
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