Cameroon opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary flees to The Gambia
Opposition figure Issa Tchiroma Bakary has been on the run since he declared himself the winner of Cameroon’s October presidential election. Following his announcement, Bakary left Cameroon and sought refuge in The Gambia.
He fled amid tensions sparked by the disputed election results and the government’s refusal to acknowledge his claim as president. His move reflects concerns for his personal safety and the volatile political climate in Cameroon.
"I have decided to protect my life and continue my struggle in exile," Bakary reportedly said after arriving in The Gambia.
This situation highlights the ongoing political instability in Cameroon, where opposition leaders face severe risks for challenging official election outcomes.
Issa Tchiroma Bakary’s escape underscores the dangers opposition politicians confront in Cameroon’s tense electoral environment.
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