Joseph Espoir Biyong, sixth deputy mayor of Douala 5th, ensures that his party is preparing the triumphal return of opponent Issa Tchiroma Bakary to Cameroon, who is in exile in Gambia.
Like a messenger, Mayor Joseph Espoir Biyong, a new militant of the Front for National Salvation of Cameroon, announces the imminent return of Issa Tchiroma Bakary to Cameroon. According to him, the FSNC is preparing the “triumphal return” of its leader as a “historical event” that marks the beginning of the transition, the reality of a “new Republic.” The politician who has just joined the party ranked 2nd in the 2025 presidential election makes this announcement with confidence, specifying that “nothing and no one can prevent this evidence.”
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To give a special touch to the event, Joseph Espoir Biyong is already asking FSNC militants to put God at the center of this project. Furthermore, “start mobilizing, have outfits sewn if necessary, learn songs, prepare parades,” he recommends, without however giving indications of date or place that could further support certainty.
For the moment, it is noteworthy that the mayor is faithfully repeating the announcement that the FSNC leader made at the beginning of 2026 when he presented New Year’s wishes to the people. Using the same terms, Issa Tchiroma Bakary himself was vague. He gave no specifics, leaving his militants and supporters in a long wait that the mayor tends to extend further.
He wants to reassure that the president of his party, having claimed victory in the presidential election of last October 12, will benefit from “international recognition” as President of the Republic. And that for this reason, he would have the legitimacy to return to the country without risk of being prosecuted in court. This does not convince some internet users reading the mayor’s announcement this morning. They take his statements as a bit of morning humor to start the day with a smile and consider that all the mayor’s assurances are wrapped in “a dream.”
Nevertheless, the FSNC militant rejects “vengeance, violence, and malice” and recommends prayer in “peace,” the peace that citizens seek to go about their business freely.
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