A Cameroonian MP, Samuel Hiram Iyodi, has formally requested the National Assembly to establish legal limits on the duration of a president’s foreign travel. This move follows President Paul Biya’s lengthy and ongoing stay abroad, raising concerns about governance and national leadership. Iyodi’s petition calls for legislation defining a maximum allowable period for presidential trips outside of Cameroon. The request aims to address a perceived vacuum in the constitution regarding extended presidential absences. Debate is expected to focus on ensuring continuity of government and addressing potential constitutional concerns. The proposed law seeks to clarify the circumstances under which presidential powers might be temporarily delegated during prolonged absences. This development signals growing scrutiny over President Biya’s lengthy time away from the country.