By Abdullahi Mukhtar Algasgaini
The nation holds its breath as the Constitutional Council prepares to announce the results of the presidential election, a decision that will shape Cameroon’s political future for the next seven years.
All eyes are on the outcome to see if 85-year-old incumbent President Paul Biya, one of the world’s longest-serving rulers, will extend his 43-year tenure.
The election has been a focal point for a populace deeply divided between desires for continuity and demands for change.
The announcement comes amid a tense atmosphere, with many citizens and international observers expressing hope for a peaceful and democratic conclusion to the electoral process.
The results are expected to be made public imminently.