Aromo Egbejule
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 5 Aug
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Now, this gentleman's name is Frank.
Then you also have another Frank, Frank Beer, who is Beer's eldest child and who a few years ago officially joined the party.
So it's a battle of the Franks.
And there's at least two or three other ministers who also want to be president.
So you have all of these people competing for influence and competing to succeed Paul Beer if for some reason he becomes temporarily or permanently incapacitated.
It is good that you ask that because...
As of now, there is no mechanism in place for transitional power.
The constitution has amended earlier this year to allow for a vice president to be appointed, not elected, but to be appointed by the president to deputize him and to succeed him where necessary.
Remember that I also told you Bia hasn't appointed a government since winning elections.
So there is no vice president as of now.
And so even if something happens to Bia today and Cameroonians are told, this is your vice president, there's no guarantee to know
Did the president say that?
There's no question of them being able to even elect vice president or to know that whoever succeeded was picked by them.
So no one really knows what's happening.
If someone will be named vice president over the next few days, everything is all up in the air.
Well, when you stay in power for several decades, one of the things that happens is that you would have successfully fragmented the opposition.
And so when one, almost like a hydra head, when one head comes up, you cut it off.
Another one comes, you keep them docile.
So that's what has happened.
And Cameroon has dozens, if not over 100 political parties.
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