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*Kails*:
Yeah i saw them on the friendly rivalry thread. They can dance.
I just feel makossa styles more.

Something about the way they girate their hips in central africa....mmmmm..

*Kails*:
Good evening miss Nayah.

CAMEROONPRIDE: Nayah please give her the link of en cuisine avec coco .i took the food's pictures from that page.. she put the recipes..
Firestar there is thread also about Cameroonian here on nairaland but the girl is not active anymore.
BTW when do u make the big travel nd come see ur brothers nd sisters naa you will def learn faster in Cameroon with Cameroonian and their special ingredients

firestar: Bonsoir Mon ami! Lovely pictures you have!
I'm still on the 2nd page and *spots and waves at Nayah ... Saluuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut!* I need those recipes!


How can I make them? _{Pleasedon'tsayno...Pleasedon'tsayno...Pleasedon'tsayno!}

pendo89: Hahaha.It's in west central Africa Just got that from wiki.It's infact more west than central.

Well to be honest I always refer to it as a west African country.Probably due to it's neighbours.But I agree with her.It's not west.
We do one every year in each of our partner countries.Cameroon is a new partner.Great biz opportunities they have.Post me a link of nice hotels, 5 star of course in Cameroon or close to that so that I can start campaigning early.We need a conference environment one that is close to some nice sight seeing locations for tour sake.A week is enough.No? max 30.


Your guess is as good as mine.nl.

pendo89: @Nayah,

Inbox me.We have our next meeting in a west African Country and we haven't decided on which one yet.Nice hotels places to visit,I need to know.Cameroon sounds like a nice place from what I read here.It may actually win our votes.

sambos994: Cameroonians, the people I get along with the most...

sambos994: So do we..

CAMEROONPRIDE: we hit everywhere bro

sambos994: Sorry, never heard of a Camerounian-Tanzanian.

sambos994: Nope...

sambos994: So...what's your favourite thing about Cameroon?

sambos994: Never seen that before...

*Kails*:
@cameroonpride,

What do you miss most about Cameroon?
When was the last time you were home?

sambos994: Wait...you're both Camerounian and Tanzanian?

solbil: stop calling bakasi your land. It belongs to us. We are not greedy, we are not imperialists. Non of our foreign policies at any point in time has ever been geared towards imperialism of any kind. We have a policy of good neighbourliness to our neighbours. This is important for our own internal peace and security. All the countries we are surrounded by are francophones. If you all team up against us especially with the help of france, we will be a bit uncomfortable. But without france, we can easily deal with all of you at the same time lol. It will be like israel and her naighbours.

Even if we can deal with you easily, you will agree with me that it is better to live in peace than to be hostile to each other.

As for the violence, we are not more violent than any other society in the world. Forget about BH! The thing is, we are sooo covered by the media than any other country on the continent apart from egypt the last time i checked. And that was two years back. We must have overtaken egypt by now considering how vibrant our media is and how aware we are of politics. Maiduguri borders you which means violence is not far from you!

daylae: u a cameroonian? Why i ask this is that,in nigeria,we have so many cameroonians,and you'll hardly know they are foriegners cus of the way they are accepted here and blend into the society. Most got their spouses here and are not less treated as citizens.

Stealing,drug dealing and sorts are not dept to nigerians alone,you sure have cameroonians,ghanians e.t.c who do these things to in nigeria and outside. The problem is that when they are caught,they claim to be nigerians. Because of the stretch disparity in population,in every one or two instances of cameroonians doing these odds,you'll get quite a good number of nigerians doing same.

daylae: @Op wat are the views of an average cameroonian about nigeria and nigerians. And how would you describe nigerians residing in your country(be frank and not try to be nice in answering this)