Six Parties To Vie For Senatorial Election

By Walter Wilson Nana
Buea, Cameroon

Six political parties in Cameroon will go in for the April 14 2013 Senatorial Election. Following the March 14 2013 deadline for political parties to deposit the lists of their candidates for the Senate, to the election governing body in Cameroon, Elections Cameroon – ELECAM, the following parties respected the call; the ruling CPDM, the CDU of Adamou Ndam Njoya, the SDF of John Fru Ndi, NSFC of Issa Tchiroma Bakary, currently Minister of Communication, UPC and the NUDP of Bello Bouba Maigari, Minister of Tourism and Leisure

The CPDM is the first to make public its list of potential senators in all the ten regions. The list contains the name of at least one woman in all the ten regions, the substantive members and the alternate.

The complete lists of SDF Senatorial candidates are yet to be made public. Sources say with the SDF holding a National Executive Committee, NEC meeting on Saturday, March 16 2013 in Bamenda, their comprehensive list will be given out for public knowledge. However,

ELECAM has the lists already, following the Thursday, March 14 deadline. So far, the names of John Fru Ndi, Joshua Osih, Donatus Njong and Paul Nkwi are circulating as part of the SDF lists for the Senatorial.

According to a Wednesday, March 13 2013 communiqué signed by Jean Nkuete, Secretary General of the CPDM Central Committee and following the party’s rules and regulations, the following militants have been chosen to represent the CPDM party in the April 14 2013 Senatorial Election in Cameroon.

ADAMAOUA                                                                              

Order of names	Substantive	Alternate
1-	M. MOHAMAN LAMINE	Mme SOUADATOU épse  KALKABA
2-	M. HAMADOU Paul	Mme LARBA Esther
3-	Mme BANG Madeleine	M. NGOBA Jacques
4-	M. SAMAKI Joseph	M. MOHAMAN BELLO
5-	M. NANA BOUBA DJODA	M. HAMASSERBE ZATAO
6	M. AHMADOU TIDJANI	M. BAKARY Etienne
7-	M. OUMAROU DJIKA	Mme ROUGAYATOU ASTA DJOULDE

 

 

CENTRE

1-	M. NAAH ONDOUA Sylvestre	Mme NTSOGO Salomé
2-	S.M. MAMA Jean-Marie	M. ABATE MESSANGA André
3-	M. ESSOMBA TSOUNGUI Elie	Mme BEKONO Lucie
4-	M. ANONG ADIBIME Pascal	M. SOYA Zénon
5-	M. BELL Luc René	Mme NGO NSOM Julienne
6	Mme OKALA BILAÏ Nicole	M. MVOUTSI GOMTSE
7-	M. NNEMDE Emmanuel	Mme ONGOLO Régine

 

East

1-	M. SALE Charles	M. ZAORO ADAMOU
2-	Mme NDJOLE ASSOUO Epse TOKPANOU Isabelle	M. EBOLA Gérard
3-	Mme OULI NDONGO Monique	M. DJANGOUA Salomon
4-	M. NDANGA NDINGA Badel	Mme EYENGA Blandine
5-	M. AMAMA AMAMA Benjamin	M. AMBAH Emmanuel
6	Mme MOAMPEA Marie-Claire	M. DIWALA MONI Hilarion
7-	M. MBOUNDJO Jean	M. BELEKOU Louis Aimé

 

Far North

1-	M. ABBA BOUKAR	Mme  SAKI LAMINE
2-	M. MAHAMAT ABDOULKARIM	M. HEROUAMA MALLOUM
3-	M. M. FAYÇAL MOURAD	Mme DAM DAM Marie
4-	M. ABDOULAYE WOUYACK MARAVA	M. KOGNE ZIMA
5-	Mme ZAKIATOU Epse SALE	M. BOUKASSA VAGAÏ
6	Mme DJAKAOU née FOUTCHOU Julienne	M. BOUBA DJOULDE
7-	M. AMRAKAYE Martin	M. GAOUE Henri

 

LITTORAL

1-	Mme TJOUES Geneviève	Mme MINYEM EBOUMBOU Patience
2-	M. TOBBO EYOUM Thomas	Mme ZOGO Marcelline
3-	Mme DIN BELL Marie Armande	M. DIKA  NSANGUE AKWA
4-	M. MBASSA NDINE Roger Victor	Mme NGONDE Charlotte Epse SENDE
5-	M. KINGUE Simon	M. MOTH Emmanuel
6	M. EBONGUE NGOH Jean-Jules	Mme KAMGUE Rebecca
7-	M. KEMAYOU Claude	Mme MBELEG YETNA Marinette

 

North

1-	M. YOUSSOUFA DAOUA	Mme FADIMATOU ABBA
2-	M. NAMIO Pierre	M. KADIRI SALI
3-	Dr. AMADOU ALIM	M. BAKARI Joël
4-	Mme ASTA Yvonne	M. BOUBA MOUSSA
5-	M. BEBNONE PAYOUNNI	S.M. ABDOURAMAN AMAN SALY
6 7	M. AMIDOU MauriceMme ADAMOU née DOUDOU	M. OUSMANOU DOUNDOUNAM. IDRISSA ABOA

 

Northwest

1-	M. ACHIDI ACHU Simon	Fon QUOMON NANA W. III
2-	M. WALLANG David AKWO	M. KANYIMI IHMBRU Charles
3-	M. DINGA Ignatius BAYIN	Mme CHENYI Theresia
4-	Mme ENO LAFON Emma Vergele	Mme SHANG KINYUY Emerencia
5-	M. WANLO CHIAMUA John	Mme NDIM WIBUA Prudencia
6	M. AWANGA Zacharie	M. NDIFOR Raphael USONGO A.
7-	M. JIKONG Stephen YERIWA	M. NGI Christopher NTOH

 

West

1-	M. NGOUBEYOU François-Xavier	M. KEUMENI DJIAKOU Claude
2-	S.M. DJOMO Honoré	M. WAKAM Dieudonné
3-	Mme NKOUYA Christine	M. GONSU FOTSIN Joseph
4-	S.M. POKAM Max	M. NOUBISSI René
5-	Mme DSAMOU Micheline	M. DJEUHONG Fréderic
6	M. NZOGNOU dit FOTSANGON	M. SAO DOUANLA Bruno
7-	Mme AKWALEFA Bernadette DJEUDO	M. NGUIMFACK Dieudonné

 

South

1-	Mme MEDJO Delphine	M. BINDJEME Félix
2-	M. ZANG OYONO Calvin	M. NDINDA NDINDA Ferdinand
3-	M. OBAM ASSAM Samuel	Mme MEKINA Judith ASSAENG
4-	M. MBA MBA Grégoire	Mme AVEBE née MEDJO MENGUE M.S.
5-	Mme ELOUMBA MEDJO Thérèse	M. EYIZO’O Ferdinand
6	M. NNANGA NDOUME	M. KPWANG ABBE Denis
7-	M. MBITA MVAEBEME Raymond	Mme AKOA née METUGU ABENA Angéline

 

Southwest

1-	M. TABE TANDO NDIEP – NSO	M. OBEN BAKWA Eno Christopher
2-	Mrs ANKIE AFFIONG Rebecca AMAH	M. EFFIONG Denis ELANGE
3-	M. NJIFUA Lucas FONTEM	Pr. Judith NDONGO EMBOLA épse TORIMIRA
4-	M. MATUTE Daniel	M. NSO Nicolas
5-	Mme NTUBE Agnès NDODE épse NDJOCK	Mrs NCHONG épse NSA VEGA Sally
6	M. OTTE Andrew MOFA	M. NJIKAM Richard NGU
7-	M. MBELLA MOKI Charles	Mrs VEFONGE BEKE Juliet

In a statement ELECAM says it must approve all the campaign slogans to be used by political parties when campaigns begin on March 30. The electoral cards for the electors, who are the councillors from the various municipal councils, are being carried to ELECAM branches across the country.

By May 9 2013, according to the electoral law, all the 100 senators must have been known, including the 30 to be appointed by Presidential Decree.