Josiane Golonga, Miss Cameroon 2025, has spoken out after being the victim of cyberbullying. In a message posted on her new official Facebook page, she addresses her compatriots, mentioning a difficult "current situation" without going into details. She reassures about her state of health and morale, stating: "I'm fine" and expresses her determination to ensure that "the whole truth is restored".
This statement comes after weeks of silence and speculation, following the theft and dissemination of the beauty queen's private exchanges on social media, triggering a wave of cyberbullying. The case has taken on national proportions, raising questions about the protection of privacy in the digital age and the responsibility of Internet users.
In her message, Josiane Golonga adopts a controlled communication strategy. She does not name her attackers, does not polemicize and does not position herself as a victim. On the contrary, she calls for calm, dignity and unity, a stance that allows her to regain control of her image. By refusing "hatred" and "division", she is gathering popular support.
Several key pieces of information emerge from her message. She announces the loss of her previous Facebook page and formalizes her new page as the sole channel of communication. She also congratulates Moutongo Mblack Audrey on her appointment, a gesture of elegance. Finally, she reaffirms her commitment to the values of peace, respect and love of neighbor.
The Massa community, to which Josiane Golonga belongs, has denounced a denigration campaign against Miss Cameroon 2025, marked by insults and malicious rumors on social networks. The community has called on the Miss Cameroon Organizing Committee (COMICA) to ensure the safety and protection of Josiane Golonga's image.
In addition to this cyberbullying case, Josiane Golonga is also facing a conflict with COMICA, which accuses her of contractual breaches and threatens to dismiss her. COMICA accuses her of being late for an appointment at the Turkish embassy, refusing to honor a media partnership and wanting to hire a personal manager. Josiane Golonga disputes these accusations and is demanding payment of her December 2025 and January 2026 salaries.
The Miss Cameroon 2025 affair goes beyond a simple celebrity case. It raises the question of the protection of public figures, and more broadly of women, in the face of digital violence. It also raises questions about the working conditions of beauty queens and the management of contracts in the world of beauty contests in Cameroon. It remains to be seen whether Cameroonian society will bring those responsible for this cyberbullying to justice.
