kamerwaves is getting information that the head of state of the Republic of Cameroon, Mr Paul Biya is currently stranded in Switzerland.The leader of the West African Nation was asked to leave the Intercontinental hotel in Geneva on the 10th of October 2016,just hours after a Cameroonian by name Emmanuel Kemta staged an early morning unrest in front of the intercontinental hotel Switzerland were Mr Biya has been residing on the 6th floor.He was protesting against Biya presence in the hotel and that did not go down well with the Hotel officials .Also,a letter from the CODE to the Geneva gov’t about a planned strike was taken seriously too as the hotel has a social responsibility toward the community where they do business,hence Mr Biya was told to moved out as reported exclusively by this publication in this morning of the 16th of October 2016.
As sources reported the president and wife Chantal were asked to leave the city of Lausanne immediately after seeking refuge in the outskirts of Geneva,The CODE on Sunday 16 th of October 2016 made a public statement exposing the hideout of Paul Biya and wife .Below is what Brice Nitcheu, the president of the CODE wrote this day 16th of October 2016 :
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Following the action carried out by the Chief of Operations of CODE last Saturday Oct. 8 2016 at the Intercontinental Hotel Geneva, President Paul Biya quickly and shamefully left the hotel together with his wife and the delegation that accompanied him to the USA to hide in his personal Palace situated on the road to Lausanne, at the side of Lake Leman in Geneva, one of the most expensive neighboorhoods in the world.
While African Leaders are gathered in Lome Togo discussing the fate of the continent, Mr. Paul Biya always very rude and megalomaniac as usual, prefers the comfort and pleasures of the shores of the Lake in Geneva.
CODE wants to draw President Biya’s attention to the fact that there is no place in Europe where he can peacefully hide. We are attentively observing all his movements around this Palace that he acquired with the Cameroonian tax payers’ money, and we reserve the right to act at any moment from the publication of this communique, to force him to return to Cameroon.
CODE also warns the secret service of Paul Biya on their repeated infiltration attempts, and declares to the attention of his close guards that we will not allow ourselves to be intimidated by a ‘Tonton-Macoutes Tropes‘ unable to protect Paul Biya against our actions, just like we were able to demonstrate during our assault at the Meurice Hotel in Paris.
CODE will do everything possible to force Paul Biya to return and take care of the issues of Cameroon and the Cameroonian people, and will take every necessary action to reach our goal.
Meanwhile, Disgracefully as it seems to the image of the West African country to the entire World,not even the main opposition political party (Social Democratic Front of chairman Ni John Fru Ndi) of the country has issued a statement on the where about of the Cameroonian president .
In a press conference in Yaoundé, communications Minister Issa Tchiroma Bakary once told journalists Paul Batholome Biya works even from abroad.
Officially Cameroonians do not known the where about of their President who has been absent from the country for more than 30 days now.
A communique by the civil Cabinet of the Presidency of the Republic on the 16 th of September 2016, announced that the head of state accompanied by his wife Chantal Biya left Yaounde Nsimalen International airport for New York in the United States of America, where he is expected to take part in the 71st session of the United NATIONS General Assembly. He has still not returned to Yaounde.
As reported by kamerwaves, Paul Biya had left New York, the day before the closing date of the General Assembly of the United Nations for Geneva, Switzerland and is currently at the continental hotel.
President Biya’s stay abroad may never go beyond 40 days as the Cameroonian top seat would be declared vacant and fresh elections called to replace him if he exceeded that limit.
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