Presidential candidate, Ateki Seta, launches website to boost visibility.

The platform, with the address www.ateki2025.com, which has been operational for several weeks, was specifically designed to be accessible on all devices, including mobile phones, tablets and computers even with a low-speed internet connection. 

It is to ensure a broad reach to the electorate, regardless of their location or access to high-speed internet. The site’s architecture is simple, yet effective to provide a comfortable browsing experience. This is reinforced by a clean homepage with a horizontal menu bar that has been streamlined to include only the most essential sections.

The website provides comprehensive details on its content, including Ateki's biography and professional background. As one scrolls down the page, a text summarising his vision for Cameroon is also displayed. 

Through the main menu, visitors can find more information about the Liberal Alliance Party itself. It also provides a detailed 18-point societal plan from the candidate on how he intends to transform Cameroon over five years.

The platform also includes clear calls to action encouraging users to get involved with the campaign. These include options to join the candidate's team or make a donation to support the activities related to the presidential election. Specific links are prominently displayed on the screen to guide those who wish to provide financial support to Ateki's team.

As of August 20, 2025, when the site was accessed at about 1 p.m., some sections, including Media, Events, and Storefront, still remain to be populated. An internal source within the campaign has confirmed that this content will be added progressively as the presidential campaign draws nearer.

Until recently, Ateki Seta was not widely known to the public in his role as a politician. His professional life had been more focused on extensive community and non-profit work in civil society.

About Ateki Seta 

Born in 1986 in the North West Region, Ateki Seta Caxton holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from the University of Buea and a Master's degree in International Relations from the International Relations Institute of Cameroon, IRIC.

He is the Founder of the Network for Solidarity, Empowerment and Transformation for All, NewSETA, an organisation that champions democracy, peaceful coexistence, and inclusive development across Cameroon. 

Under his leadership, NewSETA has empowered over 10,000 young Cameroonians through the Rebuilding Peace through Actions with Inclusive Reach, REPAIR, initiative. A programme on leadership, democracy, and civic engagement.

As a committed leader, Ateki envisions a Cameroon where power is decentralised, communities are empowered, and diversity is celebrated. Beyond his public life, Ateki is a husband and father of four. 

This article was first published in The Guardian Post Edition No:3541 of Friday August 22, 2025