Lions A' were presented with a deal at Mbankomo after a consultation on Monday with the coordination of national teams at the headquarters of the DTN.

Patrick Hugo Nyame and his cronies will continue their preparations until early January.

This will be done on the synthetic turf of the Cameroonian Football Federation Technical Centre in Odza, where players are often forced to shuttle between their hotel and training center, not without evading road traffic or untimely power cuts at their hotel.

The Mbankomo jewel is conducive for a good preparation for the CHAN 2016 in Rwanda.

They also have a number of friendly matches scheduled. The first will be played on Wednesday against the Kadji Sports Academy (KSA), and the second next Friday against Afamba Dja et Lobo Libih, a regional league team in the South, the quarter-finalists of Cameroon Cup 2015.

At the end of their Mbankomo preparation, the Cameroon team is likely to make "acclimatization training in Uganda or Rwanda even before the competition," Camfoot learned.

However, Ndtoungou Mpile and his men are still on the sidelines of international friendly matches with Côte d'Ivoire and Gabon and have still not received their respective federations’ feedback.