Financial Mystery Unfolds: Disappearance of One Billion XAF at the Residence of Mvondo Ayolo Raises Questions and Investigations.

A tense atmosphere envelopes Yaoundé, the political capital of Cameroon, as a financial scandal unfolds at the residence of the Director of the Civil Cabinet of the Presidency of the Republic. Several individuals have been apprehended in connection with the incident. According to sources, Mvondo Ayolo, accusing his housekeeper, one Mete'e Marie-Joseph, of stealing 1 billion XAF from his home, had him abducted along with three others on December 5th in Yaoundé by unidentified individuals, as reported by whistleblower Paul Chouta .

The three others, suspected accomplishments of Marie-Joseph, include Zeh Meka Rodrigue, the elder brother of Mete’e Marie-Joseph and the driver of Aminatou Ahidjo, the Chairperson of the Palais des Congrès; Ongono Bibiche, the companion of Zeh Meka Rodrigue; and Mebanga Marguerite, a businesswoman and sister (cousin) of Mete’e Marie-Joseph and Zeh Meka Rodrigue. According to our source, the Director of the Civil Cabinet suspects Mete'e Marie-Joseph of bringing a bag of money to his home and distributing it, hiding it in different places, notably at the residence of his elder brother Zeh Meka Rodrigue and his sister Mebanga Marguerite. Consequently, all four were kidnapped and taken to an unknown location. Their bewildered families were unaware of their whereabouts and what was happening until Mebanga Marguerite was released after undergoing physical abuse, narrating the ordeal," Paul Chouta adds.

According to Marguerite, she was conducting her business on the evening of December 5th at the Yaoundé-Nsimalen airport when two men approached her and asked her to serve them in their car. Once inside the car, she found her brother, who works for Mvondo Ayolo, sitting behind. Without delay, she was directly taken into custody. She would be taken to where Zeh Meka Rodrigue and his girlfriend Ongono Bibiche were already located. All of them underwent torture and inhumane treatment. Their tormentors demanded the immediate return of the money if they wanted to save their lives, as reported by the whistleblower.