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Paa, Ngembus,i would have been in a better position to tell you where and the prices.However am out of the country for now,you can have them at the presscraft centre in Bamenda. Secondly in Ayaba Hotel but that will be too expensive for you to purchase in Ayaba.
I believe in Foumban you will have it there at a good price.Watch out for scammers. Pa ngem,exercise some patience, when you visit Cameroon pay a visit to the North West province visit the Ndop plane you will appreciate good works of arts. Bafoussam may also be a good site to check.
Hi All,
I want to purchase this artwork.
I would appreciate information on where I can get it, Please provide prices and related shipping costs.
Thanks.
Paa Ngembus, The Bassa Patriot for Southern Cameroons
PS: Alain Mapouka, go F--- yourself Froggie. Me por ma nyun fang.
Posted by: Paa Ngembus | Friday, 18 September 2009 at 05:09 PM
Paa, Ngembus,i would have been in a better position to tell you where and the prices.However am out of the country for now,you can have them at the presscraft centre in Bamenda. Secondly in Ayaba Hotel but that will be too expensive for you to purchase in Ayaba.
I believe in Foumban you will have it there at a good price.Watch out for scammers. Pa ngem,exercise some patience, when you visit Cameroon pay a visit to the North West province visit the Ndop plane you will appreciate good works of arts. Bafoussam may also be a good site to check.
Posted by: Asafor Valentine funwie | Friday, 18 September 2009 at 05:45 PM