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Friday, 03 April 2009

Photo of the Week: Fon of Bamunka Receives Key to the City of Wilmington Delaware

His Royal Highness Fon John S. Njoya of Ndop-Bamunka

Exchange of Gifts with Honorable James Baker, Mayor of Wilmington, Delaware
Looking on, Dr Emmanuel Durosomo

Posted by jimbimedia on Friday, 03 April 2009 at 01:31 AM | Permalink

Tags: Bamunka, Cameroon, Cameroons, Fon, key to the city, Ndop, Njoya, traditional ruler, Wilmington Delaware

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Hey, there are some good stories too LOL.

Posted by: Facter | Friday, 03 April 2009 at 01:48 AM

I feel vbery proud seeing photos our our fon on the internet,but what is the significants of the key?

Posted by: ntokwo ibrahim | Wednesday, 22 April 2009 at 03:59 AM

Hello, it is really heart improving and big feeling seeing my Highness over the internet and i wish to benefit to say that the people of Bamunka have won several times the prize of the most welcoming Cameroonian villagers. Bamunka is a place to visit and stay for those who wish to secure their investments and educate adequately their children.
I am FAHLOH GONDHI Alfred, PhD Mining Geology, University of Yaounde I, Deputy Director and Head of Mining and Economic Unit for CAPAM Cameroon
LONG LIVE BAMUNKA LONG LIVE NGOKETUNJIA LONG LIVE CAMEROON

Posted by: FAHLOH GONDHI ALFRED | Saturday, 23 October 2010 at 10:28 AM

It is a pleasure seeing my traditional ruler,also my father-in-law, over the internet, in such a place. I am singularly proud of it and pray for more catch. I thank God for everything.
Your Highness may God takes you to higher heights.
I am Jengwia Johnson Lucha, Diploma course in Low Vision R.,German-Jordanian University. Jordan.
Long live Your Highness;
Long live Mekoh fondom and
More development in Mekoh

Posted by: Jengwia Johnson Lucha | Friday, 12 November 2010 at 11:34 AM

Good news

Posted by: maso P.P | Friday, 12 November 2010 at 12:30 PM

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