Members of Parliament, MPs, have expressed mixed reactions on the inaugural address of the Speaker of the National Assembly, Rt Hon Cavaye Yeguie Djibril, at the opening of the proceedings for the Second Ordinary Session Parliament for the 2025 legislative year. They were speaking at the end of the plenary sitting that was attended by members of government led by the Prime Minister, Dr Chief Joseph Dion Ngute, and those of the diplomatic corps. Cavaye’s address dwelled on the upcoming presidential election, in which he called for restraint and patriotism amongst stakeholders. While MPs of the ruling CPDM party have described the speech as timely, their peers of the opposition have given a different interpretation to the call. Read more: https://theguardianpostcameroon.com/post/4936/en/at-opening-of-june-session-mps-express-mixed-reactions-on-house-speaker-s-address