Ndá Mankon

History reminds us of a painful exchange: “When the missionaries came, they had the Bible and we had the land. We closed our eyes to pray. When we opened them, we had the Bible and they had the land.”_

During Pope Leo XIV’s visit to St. Joseph Cathedral in Mankon last week, His Royal Majesty Angwafor IV Fru Asaah, Fon of Mankon, spoke to that legacy. Our ancestors _generously provided land_ for the churches to be built.

Was he trying to belong to ask for retributions?

The entire Ngemba community allegedly thanks these two great kings for keeping aside the airport ownership argument and holding back the rains on the day the man of God visited.

Days earlier we made a post about the ownership of the airport and we were met with rude insults. Now the entire nation is asking the same question.

Where is the damn airport actually located ?

This gentleman Joshua T Berglan (From the US) says he finds more peace and feels safer in Bamenda than in the United States.

Now, many people find that ironically sarcastic given the fact America is every average minded African's dream destination and also given the fact Bamenda is a crisis striken zone.

But if you actually get to watch his vlogs, you'll understand that true happiness is not just about having cash in your pocket. It has more to do with connecting with nature and getting rid of many social and societal burdens.

Lucky Dube in one his songs explains this concept by saying " the grass is greener on the other side until you get there and see for yourself"

Very educative content for anyone that cares to watch.

Photo credit : Joshua T Berglan at the Bafut palace

At every given opportunity, the grass Northwest never misses to showcase their cultural relics.

Thank you for the representation

WE FOUND HER. MAMA IS HOME.

On March 28th, 2026, our mother — Mama Awah Cecilia Nimo Ngwe Nyama of Alamutu Mankon — went missing in Bafut.

The news hit hard. But what happened next showed who we are.

For weeks, the entire Mankon community stood up. You shared her photo on every platform. You prayed. You searched. You called. You didn’t rest. Strangers became family because one of our mothers was missing.

By God’s grace, Mama was found safe and sound around Ntah Ngoh. She is now home in Alamutu, reunited with us.

To everyone who moved, shared, prayed, and refused to give up we say Miyaka. THANK YOU.

This is what community looks like. This is what love in action means. We felt your support every single day.

We offer gratitude from a family that knows it could not have done this alone.

God bless every one of you.
God bless Mankon.
God bless the mothers.

Moment HRH the Fon of Mankon met the NW governor to discuss developmental projects and his kingdom's readiness for the events at hand.

The Mankon community mourns one of its sons who hails from Alankie and who's life has been mysteriously cut short under unclear circumstances.

He was an aspiring artist by name Kislesh Niba. He died in his home since last Thursday but was unfortunately discovered late on Saturday. As at the moment, there's no concrete information surrounding his sudden demise.

His remains have however been laid to rest today and we express our heart felt condolences to his family and loved ones in this critical moment.

While on it, let us learn to check on our loved ones at least once a day to avoid heart breaking stories like this.

May the souls of the faithful departed find eternal rest.

For emphasis, there's no quarter in called Ntamambuh.

Mankon women showcasing their entrepreneurial skills in Yaoundé Cameroon.

We await the showcase the skills of the Mankon woman at home .