FSNC suspension: PCRN asks Atanga Nji to reconsider his decision

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: October 29, 2026Country: Cameroon

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FSNC suspension: PCRN asks Atanga Nji to reconsider his decision

Following the October 27 order suspending the National Salvation Front of Cameroon (FSNC) for three months, the PCRN called for calm and said the measure should be assessed in light of sociopolitical tensions and distrust of institutions. In a statement signed by national spokesperson No. 1 Christian Ndjock Nkongo, the party urged the authorities to preserve political pluralism and rebuild confidence. It called on Issa Tchiroma Bakary to take part in upcoming elections within the legal framework, saying his performance in the 2025 presidential election merits institutional representation. The PCRN urged public authorities, political leaders and citizens to show restraint and engage in dialogue.

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