All-Female Provisional Bureau

The eldest Member of the National Assembly following the legislative election of February 9, 2020 is Koa Mfegue Laurentine epse Mbede. 
She announced this at the opening plenary sitting of the ordinary statutory session of the House on March 10, 2020. Speaking from the rostrum of the National Assembly House Chamber, she said that after the verification of their files, it emerged that she is the eldest member of the 167 MPs elect for now pending the by- elections in the 11 constituencies in the North West and South West Regions during which the remaining 13 Members of the House for the 10th legislative period will be elected. Hon. Koa Mfegue Laurentine said she will be assisted in the provisional bureau by the youngest members elect of the House who are Nafiassatou  Alim  and Dague Aisha Blanche Jacqueline.
Hon. Koa Mfegue Laurentine epse Mbede who will head the provisional bureau of the National Assembly until the election of the permanent bureau of the 2020 legislative year is not new in the House. She was re-elected for the second term of office as Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM) Member of the National Assembly for the Mefou et Afamba constituency in the Centre Region. Information from the Legislative Affairs Department of the National Assembly indicates that   Koa Mfegue Laurentine epse Mbede was born in 1945 and she is a teacher by profession. She is also said to be a onetime Mayor of the Soa Council.
As for the youngest Members of the National Assembl...