Unhappy candidate in the last Fécafoot election, Marlene Emvoutou is languishing in a cell in Kondengui central prison. Arrested and placed in police custody since July 16, Emvoutou is at the heart of three fraud cases. Representative of the Aspire project, the Cameroonian had taken 5 million FCFA from the hands of a parent who wanted to take their child to Europe. The project had failed. Heard by the courts, the child’s parent confided that Emvoutou had started to pay off the debt. Organizer of trips to Qatar and Europe for young footballers, Emvoutou allegedly took money from 12 people. According to allafrica.com , we are talking about 26 million FCFA that she would have collected. The third case relates to a car rental, which she allegedly sold. According to our source, her lawyer Christian Ndongo confirmed that his client was placed under arrest warrant in Kondegui and that she “could be presented again to a judge in the coming hours ”.

Marlene Emvoutou, an unsuccessful candidate in the recent Fécafoot election, is currently detained in Kondengui central prison. She has been in police custody since July 16, facing allegations related to three fraud cases.

As the representative of the Aspire project, Emvoutou is accused of taking 5 million FCFA from a parent who intended to send their child to Europe as part of the project, which ultimately failed. The parent stated in court that Emvoutou had started to repay the debt.

Emvoutou, known for organizing trips to Qatar and Europe for young footballers, is also accused of taking money from 12 people, totaling around 26 million FCFA, according to reports.

The third case involves the alleged sale of a rented car by Emvoutou. Her lawyer, Christian Ndongo, confirmed that she is under arrest warrant in Kondengui and may be presented to a judge again in the coming hours. The charges against Emvoutou highlight financial irregularities and have led to her current legal situation.