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Following the adoption of a bill establishing the position of vice-president in Cameroon, Maurice Kamto reacted on social media. Moussa Njoya stated that the appointment of a vice-president will change nothing. Paul Atanga Nji defended the electoral code revision as a 'stability measure'. Franck Biya is rumored to be a candidate for the vice-presidential position.

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