VOICED: Cameroon expects victory in Angola

Football is a significant part of life in Cameroon, with the national team, the Indomitable Lions, being a source of immense pride. Despite losing the 2008 African Cup of Nations final, the team is optimistic about future victories under new leadership. Football is more than a game in Cameroon; it's a cultural phenomenon that unites the nation. The national team's success is crucial, even influencing political decisions, as seen when President Paul Biya took personal interest in the team's performance. The sport's impact extends beyond the field, affecting national morale and political landscapes.

In what ways does football serve as a way of life for Cameroonians?

What role does the government play in supporting the national football team?