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Urgent: Issa Tchiroma Bakary Praises Cameroonians’ Courage as Ghost Town Movement Gains Momentum In a new video released today, Issa Tchiroma Bakary hailed the success of the first day of the three-day “ville morte” (ghost town) protest, calling it a defining moment in Cameroon’s struggle for justice and renewal. Tchiroma described the nationwide shutdown as “a testament to the people’s courage and unity”, adding that he is “proud to be the people’s president.” He urged citizens to remain steadfast, reminding them that “nothing can be achieved without the spirit of sacrifice.” Across the country, streets were largely deserted as Cameroonians heeded the call to demonstrate peacefully against decades of political stagnation and unfulfilled promises. The People's President praised the discipline and resilience shown by citizens, saying the movement proves that “the people have decided to take their destiny into their own hands.” Observers note that this moment could signal a turning point in Cameroon’s political awakening. buff.ly/gtGQUmM #Cameroon #IssaTchiroma #VilleMorte #PeoplesPresident #MMINews #CameroonPolitics #ChangeNow #FreedomForCameroon

Global Solidarity as Cameroon 'Ghost Town' Begins A coordinated international show of force is set to target the long-standing regime in Cameroon as a massive three-day national "Ghost Town" strike begins inside the country tomorrow. In a direct show of solidarity with citizens observing the nationwide shutdown called by Issa Tchiroma Bakary, the Cameroonian diaspora in the UK is organising a major demonstration: The UK is organising one Tomorrow, Monday, November 3rd, at 2:00 PM at the Cameroon High Commission, 84 Holland Park, London W11 3SB The planned London action follows a weekend of widespread and vocal protests across the United States and France, where Cameroonian communities staged demonstrations in major cities, including Washington D.C. and Paris, to protest the disputed election results and the violent repression of dissent. The Ghost Town is a non-violent civil disobedience tactic urging Cameroonians to stay home, paralyze the economy to protest the widely disputed re-election of 92-year-old Paul Biya and his 43-year rule. The London protest, according to the organisers, aims to pressure the international community, particularly the UK government, to take a stronger stance against the reported electoral fraud and human rights abuses in Cameroon. #MMINews #GhostTownsCameroon #BiyaMustGo #Tchiroma2025 #CameroonStandsStill #43YearsIsEnough #JusticeForCameroon