‘48 killed’ in Cameroon election protests after security clampdown
[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 5/11/2025
No fewer than 48 people were killed in the protests that trailed Cameroon’s presidential election, according to Reuters. President Paul Biya, 92, won the heavily disputed presidential election, securing his eighth term in a row at the age of 92. Before he was announced winner, Issa Tchiroma, the main opposition candidate, had claimed victory. Tchiroma claimed he won 54.8 percent of the votes against Biya’s 31.3 percent and called on Cameroonians to protest if the Constitutional Council declared “falsified and distorted results”. As provisional results began to filter in with Biya in the (…)
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