Anne Féconde Noah, a Cameroonian political figure and a leading member of the PCRN (Cameroonian Party for National Reconciliation), has denounced what she sees as a disinformation campaign orchestrated against Cabral Libii, the party's president. In a post shared on social media, she strongly criticized accounts from alleged former university classmates of the political leader, deeming them incoherent and factually impossible.
According to Anne Féconde Noah, this campaign revolves around a "Anything but Cabral" logic, where some political opponents spread false information to discredit Cabral Libii. She specifically refutes anonymous testimonies alleging disputes between Cabral Libii and former university classmates. To illustrate the incoherence of these allegations, she points out that in 1992, when Cabral Libii was only 12 years old and in 6th grade at CES d'Etoulinga in Sangmélima, it was physically impossible for him to be at the university.
Anne Féconde Noah insists that these attacks stem from a political desire to harm Cabral Libii by any means, including spreading false information on social media. She emphasizes that many under-informed citizens do not grasp the inconsistencies in these statements, while others pretend to ignore them to serve their own interests.
Cabral Libii, born on March 29, 1980, is a rising figure in Cameroonian politics. A lawyer and member of the National Assembly, he leads the PCRN, a party that advocates for national reconciliation and civic engagement. The PCRN gained national visibility during the 2018-2020 elections, winning seats in parliament and establishing itself in several municipalities.
Anne Féconde Noah, on the other hand, is the first vice-president of the PCRN and the spokesperson for Cabral Libii. She is known for her staunch defense of the PCRN leader and her strong stances on political issues. In 2021, she was named the best female political revelation in Cameroon.
By recalling the facts and deconstructing the fallacious arguments, Anne Féconde Noah seeks to counter what she perceives as an attempt to manipulate public opinion. The Cameroonian political debate remains lively, marked by sometimes virulent clashes on social media.
