Ahmadou Ahidjo Biography

Ahmadou Ahidjo biography

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NAME: Ahmadou Ahidjo
OCCUPATION: World Leader
BIRTH DATE: c. August 24, 1924
DEATH DATE: November 30, 1989
EDUCATION: Ecole Priamaire Superieure
PLACE OF BIRTH: Garoua, Cameroon
PLACE OF DEATH: Dakar, Senegal
Full Name: Ahmadou Babatoura Ahidjo

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Ahmadou Ahidjo was the first president of the United Republic of Cameroon. He lead one of the few successful attempts at supraterritorial African unity.

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Ahmadou Ahidjo was born in August 1924, in Garoua, Cameroon. In the first Cameroon government, he was vice premier and minister of the interior; when the first premier fell in 1958, he formed his own party, the Cameroonian Union. His initial program included immediate internal autonomy. He was able to attain independence in 1960 and the unification with the southern British Cameroons in 1961.