One of the major highlights of the current AAFR: Cameroon has been the NGOUN Festival in Foumban. This is the 548th time that the festival’s been held in the Bamoun Kingdom of Cameroon. Our delegation were the invited guests of King Mouhammad-Nabil Mforifoum Mbombo Njoya. We were honored to be present for the Opening Ceremony and the Judgment of the King. During the Judgment of the King, he must answer to questions in front of the entire community about his performance during the previous years.

We have had the honor of being received by several Ministers in the Cameroon Government. 🇨🇲 One highlight was our audience with the Prime Minister, His Excellency Joseph Ngute. He expressed personal pride in receiving our delegation of @AfricanAncestry Family Members who descend from various ethnic groups within Cameroon. He also underscored the Head of State’s support of a partnership with African Ancestry.All are welcome to journey home to Cameroon with us. We do the ancestors work, period.

You’re more than a number. More than a percentage like 44% Cameroon/Congo/SW Bantu. You come from a people of: Strength. Leadership. Brilliance. Ingenuity. Reverence. You carry their legacy, even if you don’t know the full story yet. Discovering your specific African roots can change how you see yourself. Take it from Carmel, who traced her ancestry to the Masa, Mafa, and Kotoko of Cameroon: "It really shaped my perspective on my personal identity because I feel like I have something to identify