John Fru Ndi - Cameroon's opposition leader
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John Fru Ndi has lead Cameroon's opposition Social Democratic Front (SDF) for the past 20 years.
In that time his party has failed to make any significant dents in President Paul Biya's substantial majority.
The president is expected in the SDF stronghold, Bamenda, in the North West Province next week for the first time in 25 years.
On a rare visit to London, Mr Fru Ndi came to Network Africa's studios and Akwasi Sarpong began by asking him what sort of reception President Biya can expect in Bamenda.
First broadcast 22 November 2010
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