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Patrice Assiga Eyene’s municipal ambitions divide RDPC in Lolodorf

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Map: Lolodorf, Cameroon

The municipal ambitions attributed to Patrice Assiga Eyene, promoter of the Government Action Fair, are dividing local RDPC officials in Lolodorf, southern Cameroon. Two groups are at odds over his initiatives and have asked a member of the government to arbitrate, reports Stopblablacam.

The municipal ambitions attributed to Patrice Assiga Eyene, promoter of the Government Action Fair (SAGO), are dividing local officials of the Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (RDPC) in Lolodorf, in southern Cameroon, ahead of the next municipal elections, reports Stopblablacam.

Two groups of officials from the ruling party are at odds over Assiga Eyene’s initiatives. They have asked a member of the government to arbitrate. Lolodorf is a commune in the Océan department, in the South Region.

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