Junior and Brenda Biya absent at the opening of the 2017/2018 ENAM academic year

The people recently admitted to the entrance exam in the training school were expected on December
18, 2018 at the institution’s amphitheater, for the start of the school year.
Special atmosphere this Monday, December 18, 2017 at the entrance of the National School of Administration and Magistracy (Enam). The new students of this institution had to take part in the official opening of the academic year 2017/2018, scheduled at 9 am at the amphitheater of the institution.
Several traders were even present from the first hours of the morning, proposing to each arrival to buy sheets to fill.
“These are the documents needed for the practical registration procedures. Each student must bring a copy before returning, to complete before going to military training “, informed one of them. “We do not sell to foreigners,” he adds.
After the hustle and bustle, new students are subject to sartorial control. Only authorized dresses, dark suits for men, suits or traditional ceremonial dresses for ladies. But although this dress code is the hallmark of Enam students, many new students were stuck at the entrance for non-compliant behavior.

According to the statement issued by the director of this school, this day concerned only the candidates admitted regularly; For example, people whose names were on waiting lists were asked to return to their homes and wait to be summoned.
The entrance exam at Enam, 2017 session, was highly controversial because of the admission of a “dead” person, who has maintained the controversy. The presence of the children of the President of the Republic in this contest, and their admission thereafter, also sparked a debate about the contest. Testimonies collected  at Enam, however, report that Brenda and Junior Biya have not been seen anywhere; which leads one to believe that they would have missed this solemn opening of the academic year.
On the other hand, what attracted attention was an Esir (police) pickup truck carrying several police officers that entered Enam around 9:20 am.
Enam students will begin the military training on December 13th. It will last 90 days. They will then return to classes in 2018, for a training period of between 1 and 2 years, depending on the sector.