2025 presidential election: Hon Cavaye drums massive voting, begs for peace, unity.

He made the call while closing proceedings of the Second Ordinary Session at the National Assembly for the 2025 Legislative Year, on Wednesday, July 9. 

The closing session was attended by members of government led by the Prime Minister, Head of Government, a host of representatives of diplomatic institutions accredited to Cameroon, amongst other personalities. 

As the June Session of Parliament winded up, the last session before the presidential election, the Speaker called on his colleagues to mobilise their constituents across the country to massively participate in the highly awaited election. 

“At a time when we are getting ready to return to our respective constituencies, I would like to remind you that we are going out on a sacred assignment which entails mobilising our compatriots to go all out as much as possible and cast their votes at the appropriate moment,” Hon Cavaye said. 

He reminded eligible voters that voting is a civic right which they have to fulfill. The House Speaker also made a heartfelt call for a calm and peaceful atmosphere throughout the electoral period.  

“All in all, our mandate will be to preserve peace and unity, two ideals which Cameroon will always need at any time. Beyond electoral disputes, Peace and Unity will remain essential ingredients in the pursuit of building our country,” he further reminded his colleagues.

Meanwhile, the June Session of Parliament has wrapped up with adoption of three bills. The Session was also marked by the holding of a budget policy debate for the 2026 Financial Year and the swearing in of Madam Ouli Ndongo Monique as member of the Constitutional Council during Fifth Congress of Parliament. 

This article was first published in The Guardian Post Edition No:3500 of Friday July 11, 2025