How Yaounde, Cameroun's Capital Looks In 2022/ City Tour

[@africanstoryteller]

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[@doreenonekalit9888]

This was so educational and informational Virtue Grace!

[@africanday7337]

Are you sure Cameroon is in West Africa??? 😲

[@ndayisabasamuel7740]

Thank you for your videos, l need to visit Cameroon, please give me the information and guidance

[@solomonnelson6427]

Wow! Never knew capital city is as beautiful as heaven... I would love to be in Cameroon someday. Cameroon and Sierra Leone as always been in my heart. Much love from 🇳🇬✌️

[@africanstoryteller]

You can say that again. You should visit, you'll love it

[@queenofsheba357]

Sierra Leone is a very peaceful place, the people are welcoming, cost of living is dirt cheap, the food was good and I love the beaches!!!

[@solomonnelson6427]

@@queenofsheba357 What do you mean by dirty cheap?

[@twister80]

@@solomonnelson6427 it's a figure of speech to stress 'very'

[@solomonnelson6427]

@@twister80 where did i type 'very'

[@doreenonekalit9888]

53k🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳💃🏾Our wins are massive 👏🏾 Yes Gal! Let me me pop the Champagne🥂 🍾 to more wins for 2022!

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes oh! 53k strong

[@praisethelord.]

This is so rich. Thank you for sharing sis. Please, show more ooo. Let the whole world enjoy our motherland. God bless you all. Amen

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you ma, I will. More videos coming

[@praisethelord.]

@@africanstoryteller you are always welcome sweet sis

[@cypriantertullian7495]

Beautiful city, and beautiful sisters .Thanks sister Grace for taking us to Cameroun. I hope to visit one day.

[@juliabee7762]

Wow! Yaounde is a beautiful city. Thanks for sharing.

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, it is

[@danielamacas3274]

OMG! I wanted to know how is Yaounde and WOW now, I really want to visit that awesome city. Thanks a lot and Greetings from Ecuador! You have a new follower jaja

[@amadouibrahim1676]

I can't stop watching you two, you guys are so lovely, you're welcome to Cameroon Virtue Grace🥰🥰😀

[@africanstoryteller]

Awwww, thank you. Please share the video

[@alphonseonye3009]

Nice video on Yaounde. While there, I never visited the city, but I know that it has an advantage of development, being the capital. I'll like you to take time to showcase a lot of places in Cameroon. Victorine will show you some beautiful sites, cos I've watched many of her videos. Visit Buea, the town of the Cameroon mountain with a temperate weather. I enjoyed schooling in that environment

[@RadicallyRose]

Buea my home town and the view of Mt. FAKO and the weather is enjoyable

[@tseraphael4852]

Bih Victo directed me here & am loving the vibe❤️🥰🇳🇬🇨🇲🚦🏆

[@africanstoryteller]

Welcome

[@gdewyg]

Thanks for showing us Cameroon. Champions of football in Africa

[@BERNIEO4]

WOW the only pictures we see in the States are of shacks and ruins, This Is Beautiful, Share My One Love And Respect ! ❤️

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Very! It makes me want to visit.

[@zillamakilla8775]

More accurately Cameroon started as a German colony, possibly after the Berlin conference that balkanized Africa in 1885 like Tangayika(today after union with Zanzibar is known as Tanzania) South West Africa (today known as Namibia), and Togoland (today half of this original Togo is incorporated with Ghana). Germany lost these colonies after she was defeated in first world war that ended in 1918. These German territories were then divided between the victorious allies France and Britain. Just like Ghana part of northern part of Cameroon remained with Nigeria after 1961 plebiscite. Always concerned about getting right information so that we would inform better, it is rather not criticism as some creators might wrongly see.

[@zillamakilla8775]

Just to add the Ruanda-Urundi( today Rwanda and Burundi) was also part of German Africa that was taken by Belgians after defeat of Germany.

[@kano3030]

Virtue Grace thank you! Central Africa is beautiful💛

[@adriansheppard6695]

I enjoyed watching this video, Grace. Cameroon is so beautiful. I would like to see a full detailed tour of the place.

[@africanstoryteller]

Stay tuned, more videos comit

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Me too! Very beautiful video!

[@sabinasowe5304]

My love is from Cameroon , and im half swedish and half from gambia. ❤️❤️ Much love to you. hope ill go with my husband to cameroon soon! ❤️

[@frinwie1688]

Cameroon was never colonized by Britain and Franch. The only country that colonised cameroon was Germany , after the world war , Germanies colonies both in Europe and Africa were siezed , so cameroon was given to both Britain and Franch . As trustee territories. Pls look it up. Just bc someone is Cameroonian doesn't mean she is always tells the re thing . Try to do ur own research. It's with all love that I say this. Love ur channel

[@atozofafrica181]

You are right. At least, the two countries Cameroon and Namibia were formally Germany's colonies in Africa at some point. Germany later lost both. Good news, they are both African countries.

[@yovogangtchiogo1958]

@@atozofafrica181 don't forget the Togo

[@daveglo70]

Facts

[@zillamakilla8775]

More accurately Cameroon started as a German colony, possibly after the Berlin conference that balkanized Africa in 1885 like Tangayika(today after union with Zanzibar is known as Tanzania) South West Africa (today known as Namibia), and Togoland (today half of this original Togo is incorporated with Ghana). Germany lost these colonies after she was defeated in first world war that ended in 1918. These German territories were then divided between the victorious allies France and Britain. Just like Ghana part of northern part of Cameroon remained with Nigeria after 1961 plebiscite. Always concerned about getting right information so that we would inform better, it is rather not criticism as some creators might wrongly see.

[@zillamakilla8775]

Just to add that Ruanda-Urundi( today Rwanda and Burundi) was also part of German Africa that was taken over by Belgians after defeat of Germany

[@labellerose7640]

Every region in cameroon has different climate. Every City in cameroon looks different..the Land is natural fertille produce all the fruit you can find in the World naturally the soil is really rich, naturally resource like Petrol, gas, iron, mineral, Cobalt,iron, diamond, Gold, Coffee, cotton, honey, shea Butter..we have Mount Cameroon volcano, Landscape Mountain with snow at time, desert,Safari, beaches with black, yellow, white sand, rain forest..Cameroon is call africa in miniature bcs it has all the resource you find in africa.

[@brigittekobiela3318]

❤

[@VictorEboa]

Very true

[@isiomaamma9869]

Thank you its nice to see you back

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you. Please share the video

[@QueenDesta]

Wow. I enjoyed this city tour

[@africanstoryteller]

Thanks girl, how're you settling in?

[@zuripenda]

Africa has spectacular sights and sounds. I love the music in the background - haunting, drawing me. Victorine seems really special; natural . With her lovely laugh and fresh attitude, she lets us know the highs and the lows - no pretence. Her story of cellphone buying makes me laugh, so I know to open the package, look for the phone, the battery and the sim card. People are the same wherever we go. We just have to keep a watch and not allow the negativity to hold us back. Thank you, Grace! Looking forward to more of Cameroon from your lens! 🥀🥀🥀

[@africanstoryteller]

Indeed, Africa is truly spectacular. Every country I visit unveils its beauty. Victorine is amazing, I love her. Yes, we're the same so it only calls for caution and wisdom as we deal with each other

[@berniewanzie6540]

Cameroon is a German colony. The British and French were just trustees. Plus geographically speaking, I think Cameroon is a west African state. Politics makes it Central African. Beautiful content 😍

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you 😍👏

[@nwpexplore5758]

No bro, even if you take the geographical aspect Cameroon is more of central 70% than west Africa 30%

[@AB-wf9vk]

Cameroon is between western and Central Africa, but it is considered Central Africa. It is not part of ECOWAS.

[@ernestkenah7593]

@@nwpexplore5758 geographically on West and politically in Central. I remember our text books in those days considered Cameroon as west , it only started changing when Cameroon joined CEMAC. Yes its true part of Cameroon is in central , but most in the west ! If you check on Google , it won't tell you Cameroon is in the central! Google says, Cameroon is at the junction between W & C Africa !!!

[@alexb5812]

@@ernestkenah7593 Cameroonians are telling you we’re Central African and you keep trying to correct us. We’re closer to the Congo’s and Angola than we are to Senegal, Mauritania, Gambia, Togo, Sierra Leone, Liberia, etc. those are real west African countries. Is it by force that you claim us?

[@Crochetinspiration990]

I'm glad ur enjoying ur stay here.

[@africanstoryteller]

I am.

[@jimmyonana3026]

One thing i love about Cameroon is that!! their development is so diverse one region more than 3 big towns just in west region of Cameroon where have Dschang, Bandjoun, Bouda, Bafang, Bangaté, Foumban, Bana before talking of the regional capital citie Bafoussam 😍😍🇨🇲🇨🇲❤

[@fortunatebabygirl8812]

OMG! WELCOME to Cameroon Grace. Love from a Cameroonian ❤🥰🥰

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@gasciongne]

Great content. 👍

[@derrickalex877]

That view of the city is amazing!

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

Nice video on Cameroon, very informative and a beautiful place in West/Central Afrika

[@comeandsee1]

The best thing I like about Cameroon, that I see, NO SNOW!!!

[@labellerose7640]

Lol it snow on the West Region of cameroun it can get really cold there...

[@labellerose7640]

@Kas nope am from there have witness it 4 time so what are you saying it goes up to bamenda Mountain.

[@yusufbola356]

Nice one. Beautiful city.

[@lancebeamon9729]

I really enjoyed the tour of that monument that you all climbed the staircase in. That was really nice. Your Cameroonian budy appears to be just as kind hearted as you are Grace.😁👍🏽👍🏽🖤

[@africanstoryteller]

Hahah, I'm glad you enjoyed it. She's amazing

[@immaculatelum5102]

Politically central Africa n geographically west Africa. Welcome to Cameroon from Victorine's chanel

[@alexb5812]

We’re closer to the Congo’s and Angola than we are to Senegal, Mauritania, Gambia, Togo, Sierra Leone, Liberia, etc. those are real west African countries. Is it by force that you claim us?

[@maryegbe9635]

Good job my beautiful sister 😁❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ wow is so beautiful

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you, please share

[@itoeasuh850]

Was reading the comments section I see how people battle am Anglophone am Francophone cameroon west Africa no central Africa really! Y not just enjoy the video if u don't have any good thing to say rather than bring hate just say nice video generation of internet bullies anyway,well done sis I love the video am an African who happen to come from the European divided part of Africa call cameroon watching from Munich, Germany 🇩🇪

[@africanstoryteller]

It baffles me too. The divide and rule is real. Thanks for watching dear, hope you're fine?

[@VictorineBihTakwe]

Sorry about huge mistake Grace,Cameroon was colonized by the Germans and only trusted to France and Britain by the UN. Great video, you are very bubbly and Cameroon looks fine through your lense ❤️

[@africanstoryteller]

Thanks for the correction, and thank you for showing me round your beautiful city

[@R33Po]

Victorine, Cameroon is West AND Central Africa, not just Central.

[@ernestkenah7593]

@@africanstoryteller Cameroon is geographically on West and politically in Central. I remember our text books in those days considered Cameroon as west , it only started changing when Cameroon joined CEMAC. Yes its true part of Cameroon is in central , but most in the west ! If you check on Google , it won't tell you Cameroon is in the central! Google says, Cameroon is at the junction between W & C Africa !!!

[@VictorEboa]

Wow nice video Victorine & Grace. This video gives me nostalgia

[@VictorEboa]

Avenue Kennedy hasn't changed for long

[@HoodsGlobal]

Great clip as usual. Good job Grace.

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@VictorEboa]

Very very awesome video, i am from the South West Region. Next time please visit our beautiful city of Limbe. Its very clean & organized

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you, I did visit Limbe. See video kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3yxqYivmrGArNksi=CXg1jvlTtSzqdaeF

[@mbonguitv4305]

Thanks for showing this Lovely continent

[@VictorEboa]

Wow, awesome collab with Victorine . Post central hasn't changed that much for a long time, not much infrastructure development in Yaounde. But still beautiful. Next time check out a small city in the South West Region called Limbe very clean & organized

[@Abeikirt]

Nice job Grace. Welcome to Cameroon 🇨🇲 the land of greens

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you 🤗

[@MirasWorld]

Wao Cameroon is beautiful… never knew it was central Africa ooo 🥺

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Me too🙈

[@africanstoryteller]

It is beautiful, that has been the confusion, I also thought it was in West Africa

[@R33Po]

It is BOTh West AND Central Africa

[@africanday7337]

I'm Cameroonian, I want you to go and film Bafoussam and Ebolowa

[@BERNIEO4]

I LOVE SEEING THE BEAUTY AND SPLENDOR..

[@africanstoryteller]

Kindly share the video

[@jakubw7206]

Great video! really informative

[@scottj9923]

Beautiful content. Cameroon was colonized by Germany in 1884. Following the defeat of the Germans at WWI, the territory was seized and mandated to France and Britain in 1919.

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Beautifully produced content 👌🏾

[@labellerose7640]

We had many european wanting part of cameroon like the Portuguese, spanish, German, british and france who officielly toke over..

[@vincentolama3270]

You two are giving good vibes ....it's just what Africa need to grow

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@joseangelgalvisbadillo7153]

Te felicito, muy buen video, saludos desde Cali Colombia

[@youngafro681]

Beautiful and quiet city.I will like to visit one day

[@R33Po]

Quiet? 🤣🤣 It is a very chaotic city. Grace is just showing the nice parts lol

[@oceejekwam6829]

Central zone of Cameroon is contiguous with Central Nigeria. Cameroon being part of Central Africa is a political decision, it lies in the transition zone between West and Central Africa.

[@oceejekwam6829]

I followed Victorine when she went to Northern Cameroon. It looked very similar to Northern Nigeria, the difference being that the people spoke French and Hausa, rather than English and Hausa and it looked cleaner.

[@labellerose7640]

@@oceejekwam6829 northern cameroon is not just limite with haussa or fulani and the haussa Immigranted in cameroon long ago the Real people who own it was the fulani and other tribe you find in chad and sudan..

[@R33Po]

@@labellerose7640 Northern Cameroon share so many ethnic groups with not only Northern Nigeria, but also Chad and Sudan. Northern Cameroon has Hausas, Fulanis, Kanuris, Arabs etc

[@oceejekwam6829]

@@labellerose7640 Very true, thanks for the correction. Some of those other nationalities can be found in North Eastern Nigeria too.

[@oceejekwam6829]

@Kas That's cool.

[@frinwie1688]

Grace would love u to visit an Anglophone town at least . Limbe is hosting afcon too . U may wanna come . You would love it. You also take quick one to buea . U gonna like it here .

[@boborigue]

Based on another video, she actually went to Limbe. Waiting for the video...

[@spirittraveller7411]

Found out that my mother is from the #TIKAR women. Thanks #AfricanAncestry🥇

[@africanstoryteller]

Nice, which part of Cameroon is that?

[@queenylovice6085]

The anglophones in cameroon are west african and have similar tribes and culture with southern nigerians.

[@alexb5812]

Im Anglophone, we’re Central African. Culturally we’re more related to Central Africans than we are to west.

[@R33Po]

Cameeoon is CULTURALLY and GEOGRAPHICALLY in BOTH West and Central Africa. So many ethnic groups in other West African countries are found in Cameroon like the Kanuris, Hausas, Igbos, Fulani etc. However, it is ECONOMICALLY in Central Africa. Cameroonians identify themselves as BOTH West and Central Africans. Cameroon is not just Central Africa.

[@dennisbrown7930]

You are not making sense. Many countries like Angola, Sudan, Burundi, Uganda etc are geographical and culturally located between 2 regions in Africa.. It's not only Cameroon that has all the things you are talking about.. For education purposes just learn the right thing and be free... If you were asked in an examnation to tell *which region Cameroon is located* it surely will be *Central Africa* not West Africa/Both as you put it.. Those of Us in West Africa know the countries that are in the West Africa and ofcos Cameroon isn't part...

[@R33Po]

@@dennisbrown7930 Did you miss reading comprehension or what? I clearly stated economically it is part of CEMAC, hence the Central African reference, but from a cultural and geographic perspective, it is BOTH due to its location. Depending on who you ask in Sudan, and Angola, they shall either claim North or East African for the former, or Central or Southern African for the latter. The same goes for Cameroon. Countries like Cameroon, Angola, Sudan, Chad, Mozambique, and Mauritania are referred to as TRANSITION COUNTRIES because they CULTURALLY and GEOGRAPHICALLY identity to more than one region but ECONOMICALLY identify with only ONE region. Go back to school and learn how to read. NB. And Uganda and Burundi are exclusively East African. Both countries are geographically, economically, and culturally East African.

[@dennisbrown7930]

@Kas ... So you mean that institution being based in Cameroon means the country is a West Africa country? What a logic. Go find out the *Goals and mission statement* of that institution then you will understand why they are in Cameroon

[@Addi_Teacha509]

Makes sense

[@taharka3897]

you two sisters are very beautiful. nice video

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you

[@mikemotaze9462]

Ah good !!

[@ronaldmadziro5679]

Cameroon is actually Central Africa,while some claim it should be West Africa, maybe it's both. Just like Mozambique is considered to be both Southern African nation and also East African nation.Parts of DRC are classified as Southern Africa too,so it gets a bit varied.

[@africanstoryteller]

Exactly! Its a hint that we would probably be better off borderless

[@R33Po]

Cameroon is BOTH West AND Central Africa. Not just Central Africa

[@mrplumtreeandfamily9899]

I never be at Cameron what a beautiful country

[@joeyternaagor6457]

The Tiv are also native to Cameroon. I am curious if they speak with a distinct dialect different from their Nigerian kith and kin. And in all likelihood they’ll be related to the Kwande Tiv being on the Nigerian and Cameroonian sides of the border.

[@africanstoryteller]

I'm asking questions on the ground here, hopefully I find the answers, when I do, I'll share. I'm from Kwande so I know for sure that they share borders with us, I'll find out who our kith and kin are here in Cameroun

[@R33Po]

@@africanstoryteller Grace, if you need answers about the Tiv, you need to visit Anglophone Cameroon, more precisely the region known as Northwest. Unfortunately, there is a civil war there so I won't advice you to go there. However, if you have the time, I highly recommend Foumban in the Western region or visit Northern Cameroon which is akin to Northern Nigeria

[@VictorEboa]

Cameroon was considered West Africa before. But because of the strong influence of ECOWAS, France 🇫🇷 technically remove Cameroon from ECOWAS to join CEMEAC so that they can easily manipulate Cameroon 🇨🇲. Had Cameroon remain in ECOWAS they might have started revolution about France

[@pedroventura3529]

Cidade bonita mas as agências de viagem numca promovem excurções para conhecermos estas maravilhosas cidades africanas.No entanto,graças ao vosso trabalho conseguimos ver imagens excelentes sobre Africa de PV -MO

[@pedroventura3529]

Moçambique

[@obofranck1457]

Kamerun being a WEST African country is a geographic reality.. Kamerun being a Central African Country is a political and ideological concept...

[@frinwie1688]

Thank you my brother. Some pple here insisting that cameroon totally central Africa.

[@R33Po]

Yes, Cameroon is both West AND Central Africa. Cameroon is culturally West African too.

[@labellerose7640]

Why dont you people understand that cameroon is located in the West site of central just like Angola is located in the West side of southern africa or Mali thats located in the northern part of West africa..

[@labellerose7640]

Most of the tribe in cameroon are bantu which relate to central africa too..

[@R33Po]

@@labellerose7640 No, most of the tribes in Cameroon ARE NOT Bantu. Only 30% are Bantus. Cameroon has ethnic groups also found in West Africa. Cameroon both West AND Central Africa.

[@mikek9085]

Beautiful City

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, it is

[@toheebadeshina2740]

Douala & yaounde which City is expensive to live in?

[@boborigue]

Douala is more expensive to live in.

[@kangderick]

Douala is really expensive..

[@francodigenius8435]

Yaounde needs more. but hills makes the city better.

[@VictorEboa]

Very true. Yaounde is undeveloped, it's been like that for the past 20years. Only the monument, post central & Avenue Kennedy you can see in Yaounde

[@demvihinshaku4998]

Or ne kwagh ne doo. Watching from Milan italy

[@africanstoryteller]

Msugh U angbian wam😍

[@matildafilmtvchannel]

Waiting

[@Voctube]

Please grace can you interview Nigerian who are doing business in Cameroon

[@africanstoryteller]

Ok, I will

[@sandrae4912]

Are you going to the economic capital douala? Also Cameroon was indeed German rule first. After world War II after Germany lost the colony was taken over Britain and France.

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, I'm going to Douala

[@sandrae4912]

@@africanstoryteller ❤

[@sandrae4912]

Awesome 👍. If you have a chance limbe and kribi too may be good places to visit. Thank you ! Enjoying all the videos.

[@add1bill]

Nice

[@toheebadeshina2740]

Is yaounde a landlock city?

[@gungzilatasoh1507]

Yes. It's not a coastal city like Douala.

[@MM-rr3fm]

Bravo les filles 👏🏽

[@jimmyonana3026]

Cameroon is situated at inbetween West & Central Africa ❤

[@adamousaidou4323]

Grace, nice video but just bcoz Nigeria is in West Africa does not mean that Cameroon is....lol unless you want to change things. I understand what you mean though....We need to break those borders throughout Africa

[@obofranck1457]

. The GULF OF GUINEA is in WESTERN AFRICA. Kamerun and Nigeria are GULF OF GUINEA Countries with 1000 km of commune border.. Kamerun and Nigeria are geographically inseparable... If Nigeria is in WESTERN AFRICA, so is Kamerun. This is basic GEOGRAPHY... CENTRAL AFRICA is DR of KONGO, Rwanda, Burundi , Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania. Ethiopia and Somalia are EASTERN AFRICA. ..

[@JK-pd7jf]

Both. On the boundary of West Africa and Central Africa. :)

[@taiwoolaniyi6343]

Cameroon is located in Central and West Africa, and it is known as the hinge of Africa

[@edward_ketiak88]

03:49 Many viewers stated that 🇨🇲 was colonised by 🇩🇪. I did remember watching the match between 🇨🇲 & 🇩🇪 back in 2002 where both sides of the players always quarrelled with one another during the match. Did both sides have a very unpleasant relation after the Germans lost its colonisation to 🇫🇷 & 🇬🇧?

[@nyisiosward967]

Pls do a video on the news high way Yaounde duala road pls

[@federalcameroon1876]

Benue state is very close to Cameroon

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, that's my state. Please share the video

[@estherkisob9919]

Thanks for your video, I enjoyed video very much especially the panoramic view from the Reunification Monument. I just have one suggestion to make. You should do some research on the colonial history before you throw statements out about their colonial past. The fastest and accurate source will be "google". The Portuguese were there in 1472 and even the Dutch too, but Cameroon escaped colonial rule until 1884 when treaties with tribal chiefs brought the area under German domination. During the first World War the French and the British took control of Cameroon in 1919.

[@zillamakilla8775]

More accurately Cameroon started as a German colony, possibly after the Berlin conference that balkanized Africa in 1885 like Tangayika(today after union with Zanzibar is known as Tanzania) South West Africa (today known as Namibia), and Togoland (today half of this original Togo is incorporated with Ghana). Germany lost these colonies after she was defeated in first world war that ended in 1918. These German territories were then divided between the victorious allies France and Britain. Just like Ghana part of northern part of Cameroon remained with Nigeria after 1961 plebiscite. Always concerned about getting right information so that we would inform better, it is rather not criticism as some creators might wrongly see.

[@doreenonekalit9888]

@Zila Makila I'm enjoying the engagement as more information is shed on why the cardinal geographic al location of Cameron. It's amazing.

[@zillamakilla8775]

Just to add that Ruanda-Urundi( today Rwanda and Burundi) was also part of German Africa that was taken over by Belgians after defeat of Germany.

[@hiberniancaveman8970]

“Just like Ghana”? Do you mean how Togo was divided after the First World War, with the western part which had been under British rule voted to to stay with Ghana?

[@africanstoryteller]

Thank you, I appreciate your input👏😘. I'm /we're learning

[@zillamakilla8775]

Exactly, your are right.

[@toheebadeshina2740]

Does Nigeria need visa to Cameroon?

[@africanstoryteller]

No

[@toheebadeshina2740]

@@africanstoryteller oh that's good

[@Abeikirt]

Nope

[@wilfriedondoa472]

more than six million Nigerians live in Cameroon 🇨🇲 you are indeed 🇨🇲 welcome among us your integration will be as easy as our other African brothers installed here

[@africanday7337]

What part of Cameroon origin is Victorine Bih Takwe? Where did she learn her English? She doesn't have that Cameroonian accent 😲

[@R33Po]

Cameroon accent? Cameroon has many accents and Victorine has a typical Anglophone Cameroon accent.

[@africanstoryteller]

She is from English speaking Cameroon

[@africanday7337]

@@africanstoryteller She looks good 👍

[@raymondmordi7937]

Cameroon is the closest country to Nigeria but many of us wrongly assume its Ghana

[@africanstoryteller]

Yes, Cameroon and Nigeria are neighbours. We share borders from the south to the north of Nigeria with Cameroon, it's incredible.🇨🇲🇳🇬🤝

[@fanbatcher]

And if Southern Cameroonians had voted in 1961 to join Nigeria it would be just another State or two. Maybe Taraba would include towns like Wum or Bamenda....

[@raymondmordi7937]

@@fanbatcher Exactly and they would had claimed their own stake based on their own comparative advantages like forests, mild climate and tourism. If they had joined Nigeria, they would taken advantage of the large Nigerian and feed Nigeria through their vast agricultural resurces especially in such crops like vegetables and potatoes similar to what Plateau does in Nigeria. The average Southern Cameroonian farmer would earn more because the demand in Nigeria for food would be higher. But lack of vision and foresight caused this mess and now they are fighting for survival against the Francophone that had vowed to assimilate them and exploit their resources. If they had joined Nigeria, they would have two states which would be grouped with the South and lead to a more political balance in Nigeria. Many people may not know this, but Atiku is from Ganye in Northern Cameroons, same with former Gov Michika of Adamawa and former Gov Modu Sheriff in Borno. Nobody in Nigeria talks about these people being part of the old German Kameruns. They are fully integrated as Nigerians. This would have been the situation among Southern Cameroonians. Honestly, I still dont know why they rejected Niigeria. Imagine a place like Mamfe whose economy is dependent on trade along the Cross River with Nigeria rejecting to join Nigeria! That was how bizarre it was. There are tons of people in other African countries who would wish they join Nigeria. Yet this fellow (I am discussing with) pretends he/she does not care while claiming that I am "idle" to lay the facts for him.

[@youngafro681]

My thought as well. They look more Nigerians ,still people say Ghana is closer to Nigeria.

[@twister80]

@@raymondmordi7937 what u say really doesn't make sense.. Before the French and English came we were all one country u gee German rule ... So uts not like they refused to join their 'true' brothers in Nigeria.. Their brothers were already in fre'ch speaking Cameroon.. Same groups of people.. Same cultures..

[@eiketubb9334]

Please: Cameroon was not colonized by the french and the british but from the german from 1884 until 1919, after cameroon was placed under french and english mandate by the SDN (former UN).

[@KonvictKrishK282933D]

Cameron is in West Africa

[@teghennelson1208]

9:20 i think Cameroons computer village is ancient troisième in Douala. If you're looking for an electronic part and you sont find it at ancient troisième, it means you won't find it anywhere in central Africa 😂😂😂

[@staywellma6452]

please please please.....this is a new thing.....growing up we were considered WEST AFRICA....all our history books before this century state WEST africa.....I do understand the arguement that because we use the CFA they want to call us central africa but I grew up learning cameroon history IN CAMEROON as west africa.....and if we want to go back to the BIAFRA area and what some else said about us being a german colony 1st....then it cannot be central africa.

[@nahnyonghatekwe5702]

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[@africanstoryteller]

What is bda?

[@yahosephbenyisrael917]

Hey Queen Grace

[@africanstoryteller]

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[@obofranck1457]

Gabon, Equatorial Guinea and the Republic of Kongo are Equatorial Western African Countries...

[@R33Po]

Those countries are purely Central African Cameroon on the other hand is the crossroads of West and Central Africa.

[@labellerose7640]

Nope their not culturally speaking Gabom, Equatorial Guinea and Republic of congo culture has nothing in common with West africa and the majority of cameroon relate to those culture that why is cameroon is in West cost of central africa

[@R33Po]

@@labellerose7640 The majority of Cameroon share NOTHING with those Central African countries you mentioned. Only 30% of Cameroonians are Bantus. Get your information right.

[@labellerose7640]

@@R33Po have been to central africa country just bcs you feel that way is not the case central africa Republic our bantu, chad is central africa countries you will see bantu there, the large part of cameroon are West, central,littoral, east,south, all bantu and semi bantu second largest north..in that note 60% of cameroon is bantu when your dont know history ask.

[@toheebadeshina2740]

Me I need a video about cost of living in yaounde.?

[@africanstoryteller]

It is coming

[@toheebadeshina2740]

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[@kennykross3306]

CAMEROON ISNT IN WESTAFRIKA BUT CENTRAL AFRIKA

[@ArnabBanerjee90]

Which language is mostly use in your country? English or French

[@africanstoryteller]

Both

[@toheebadeshina2740]

Which City has Beach in Cameroon?

[@hortensesophie4622]

Kribi and Limbé

[@toheebadeshina2740]

@@hortensesophie4622 ok

[@elnep4127]

Kribi, edea, limbe, tiko, Douala, etc, more than 20 cities

[@georgesk5285]

@@elnep4127 Tiko, Douala, Edea have no beach, only Limbe, Kribi, some places in the Ndian didvision and possibly other small villages in the south region

[@nyuykongemathewfonshiynwa2325]

Cameroon is actually in West and central Africa. You are not totally wrong

[@abdoabakar3261]

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[@manigha8306]

Cameroon 🇨🇲 is both central and west Africa

[@carlosvicente7811]

Africaaa!

[@manigha8306]

Yaoundé Cameroon 🇨🇲

[@rtmatchatea]

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