Recent pastoral assignments within the Cameroonian Evangelical Church (EEC) have sparked controversy and accusations of tribalism. The appointments, recently released by church hierarchy, have generated mixed reactions amongst members. Concerns center on potential favoritism and a perceived imbalance in representation across different ethnic groups within the church. Critics suggest the new placements may be rooted in tribal affiliations rather than merit or spiritual leadership qualities. This has led to open contestation and raised questions about unity within the EEC. Church leaders have yet to directly address the tribalism claims, but the issue continues to be debated among congregants and observers. The situation highlights sensitivities surrounding ethnicity and leadership within religious institutions in Cameroon.