What is inside the Royal Museum of Foumban CAMEROON

[@mborongbrendajaibe2884]

Wow. Great work

[@ndifonsamuelchongwan6016]

Thank you for this video 👍🤝🤛

[@nsosekadenis5172]

This is really beautiful. Good job guys

[@KamerXpose]

Thank you sir

[@ladifmefire2943]

Well done .what a magnificent culture.

[@KamerXpose]

Thank you for your support 💪💪💪

[@borishall]

My royal bloodline!

[@aiwekhoe1000]

Absolutely 👸🏾🤴🏾👑

[@parissgfield9377]

On voit peu à cause du zoom. En tout cas merci pour le rappel historique.

[@ndiforsilas8478]

I can't believe this. Wow this is a historic work of art. I need to visit to this place before the end of this year. Please how do I get there?

[@gamdjiadamou7988]

Super

[@temzemgabriel7688]

Bon vidéo 👍

[@fannyv1819]

Je trouve le Musée Magnifique c'est véritablement un Chef-d’œuvre ! Merci d'ailleurs pour la vidéo. Mais comment pouvez-vous initier les actuels et futurs citoyens Camerounais à leur propre culture si vous vendez délibérément les vestiges laissés par leurs aïeux? Les preuves mêmes de leur passage sur cette Terre ! Où est le respect de la transmission des valeurs historiques, héritières et patrimoniales de ce pays ?

[@KamerXpose]

That's a good question 💪💪

[@unfilteredvibes]

3:04 Bamoun , Nso and Bafang not bafia

[@ubuntu9560]

Bafia not Bafang! Bafang is Bamileke land. Bamums, Banso and Bafia are not of Bamileke extraction. This is how you go about distorting history.

[@ubuntu9560]

These are Tikar peoples originating from Adamawa mountains. Bafang and their Bamikeke cousins came from Sudan.

[@unfilteredvibes]

@@ubuntu9560 The Bafia (Baepak) people are a central African ethnic group that inhabit the Mbam and Sanaga River regions in the Centre Region of Cameroon. bafia are not tikar people .

[@amonfoloweza4800]

Pas inspirant. Conception folle