Cameroon's opposition figure Issa Tchiroma Bakary , who declared himself the victor of the 12 October presidential election, insists that he will reject any attempt to 'steal" the vote. The official results are expected on Monday, but he has already made his stance clear.
In a conversation with the BBC, Bakary explained that his campaign has gathered results from polling stations across the country, giving them what he believes is an accurate national picture. In his view, the numbers leave "no doubt".
The 76-year-old once served as a minister under President Paul Biya, but later split with the long-standing leader. Biya, who is 92 and has ruled for 43 years, is again seeking another term in office.