Explore the cultural wealth, history, and traditions of Yamba, Mbaw, and Mfumte clans in Cameroon.
The Nwa Sub-Division is home to three distinct clans, each with their unique culture, governance, and contributions to the region.
The administrative center of the sub-division with rich cultural heritage and potential for development.
Known for agricultural richness, fertile plains, and vibrant economic activities in Sabongari.
Known for hospitality and border advantages, this clan is strategically located near Nigeria.
Explore the origins, migrations, and historical developments that shaped the Nwa Sub-Division.
Discover how succession disputes led to migrations from the Tikar ethnic group, seeking fertile land and greener pastures in what would become the Mbaw Plain.
Each village across the three clans is governed by a Fon who serves as the custodian of culture and tradition, maintaining social order and preserving heritage.
Learn about the evolution of farmer-grazer conflicts and other contemporary issues facing the clans, as well as community efforts to address them.
Discover the natural beauty and cultural landmarks across the Nwa Sub-Division's three clans.
A historic cave located in Nwa with significant cultural importance to the Yamba people.
View detailsA picturesque dam in Nwa offering scenic views and recreational opportunities.
View detailsAn impressive hill in Mbem providing breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
View detailsA beautiful dam in Mbem that serves both practical and aesthetic purposes for the community.
View detailsVisit the traditional palaces of the Fons that showcase the cultural heritage of the clans.
View detailsA natural rock formation with cultural significance to the people of Rom village.
View detailsExplore the geographical distribution of villages across the three clans of Nwa Sub-Division.
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