Bertin Kisob arrested in Douala

Police aborted the event he was about to organize.

The young leader was taken to an unknown location by security forces.

The opposition candidate Bertin Kisob could not go far with his program on Wednesday, November 26, 2014.

The police aborted a "peaceful demonstration" that he was about to begin on the boulevard of freedom in Douala from 10 am.

The bi-weekly Ouest Littoral, which reports the facts in writing that the President of Cameroon Party for Strong Social Justice (CPSJ) "was stopped in preparation for a protest march at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Akwa Bonadibong. He went with a few supporters in the movement from the starting point in front of the Hotel Akwa Palace," reads the release of Thursday.

The general secretary of CPSJ Pierre Belinga, says his followers pursued by intelligence agents, then fled. According to the relatives of the Reverend Kisob interviewed by Ouest Littoral, their leader was taken to an unknown destination by four people aboard a 4x4 Prado black vehicle, registered EC 874M.

Bertin Kisob had undertaken to conduct a series of events "open or secret" for "a democratic regime change in Cameroon." He gave this movement the slogan: "Biya please resign for incompetence and old age. Enough is enough."

In Douala, the young opponent intended to make "a solitary event, peaceful and open." The program of the President of CPSJ provided a demonstration "every 10 days" in one of the large cities of the country. They "constitute the second phase of the three that will lead to the seizure of supreme power in Cameroon." Another was to take place at a place called "Central Station" February 11, 2015 in Yaounde. An event that "will end with a peaceful march towards the Unity Palace," wrote the organizers.