Amidst ongoing reactions to the Aïcha Kamoise case, journalist Boris Bertolt sheds new light on the matter. According to his information, only one complaint has been officially registered with the court of first instance against Aïcha Kamoise. This complaint is reportedly exclusively from Steven NBienou Kouadjo.
This information contradicts persistent rumors suggesting multiple complaints, with some sources mentioning as many as 16. Boris Bertolt dismisses these claims as unfounded, refocusing attention on Steven NBienou Kouadjo's complaint.
Another notable element raised by the journalist is the absence of the plaintiff, Steven NBienou Kouadjo, during the hearing. This absence raises questions about the continuation of the proceedings and the plaintiff's motivation.
The Aïcha Kamoise case has gained significant public attention, fueled by statements from lawyers, press releases from relatives, and reactions from public figures. Boris Bertolt's statement aims to bring the debate back to the actual facts, although speculation continues to stir social media pending further legal developments.
Aïcha Kamoise's arrest at Yaoundé airport has raised questions about the respect of judicial procedures, with her lawyer denouncing procedural flaws. Voices are rising to denounce an abuse of power, while others highlight the need to fight against defamation.
