DOUALA, Oct 26 (Reuters) – At least four people were killed by gunshots in opposition protests in Cameroon's commercial capital Douala on Sunday, according to the campaign of presidential candidate Issa Tchiroma, who is seeking to oust veteran leader Paul Biya. Tchiroma called for the protests to demand that the results of an October 12 vote be respected, a day before the outcome is due to be announced. (Reporting by Bate Felix; Writing by Nellie Peyton; Editing by Ros Russell)

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