Samuel Hiram Iyodi: “I have no news of President Issa Tchiroma”

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: October 19, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Samuel Hiram Iyodi: “I have no news of President Issa Tchiroma”

Appearing on Canal 2’s L’Arène on Sunday, October 18, Samuel Hiram Iyodi said he had stopped receiving regular news of Issa Tchiroma Bakary since Tchiroma left Cameroon. The intermediaries who had kept them in contact had also lost the ability to communicate with him consistently. Iyodi said he was glad the FNSC president was safe, but regretted the timing of his departure and said he believed Tchiroma should have stayed. He acknowledged, however, that he did not know how serious the danger facing Tchiroma had been.

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