The daughter of President Cameroon urged residents not to vote for his father in the October Presidential Election

The daughter of President Cameroon who has long served Paul Biya, Brenda Biya, has urged Cameroon not to elect his father in the presidential election of the country who will come in October.

Brenda Biya, known as “King Nasty,” because of his controversial lifestyle and opposition to his family, made a call on his social media grip on Saturday, said he no longer saw himself as part of the President’s family and would reject financial support from his parents.

Brenda also accused his uncle who was heading the country’s civil cabinet, hoping his death with Overdose, added that family tension had worsened from time to time.

In his message, Brenda apologized to Cameroon for what he described as suffering caused by the government of his father and begging them not to choose his 92 -year -old father who was looking for eight terms of his office in the office.

In a video message he posted on Tiktok, Brenda said that several decades of his father’s government had left the country in poverty, unemployment, and stagnation since the office assumption.

He regretted that his long government had brought difficulties, corruption, authoritarianism, human rights violations, and disputed elections in the country.

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Brenda Biya also apologized to Cameroon for the damage caused by his father since serving.

“Don’t choose Paul Biya, not because of me, but because he has made too many people suffer. I hope we will have another president.

“I no longer consider myself part of the President’s family and I will refuse financial support from my parents,” Brenda said, emphasizing that citizens must reject his father’s regime, adding that the country deserves new leadership.

Biya, in a statement at the beginning of the year, stated his nomination for the October 12 -official poll on his official X account in French and English.

He said his decision in response to the call from Cameroon at home and abroad, convinced them about his readiness to face the nation’s challenges but his nomination had caused many opposition voices that different opinions, including their own daughter.