Nyaah, we are still in great shock and awe, we are in disbelief that just afew weeks back we saw you blossom, full of life, working tirelessly for tomorrow, shuttling between thesis defense for your students, projects in the village, attending to family needs etc....that with the twinkle of an eye...we will be saying "Adieu"? ...Gone with the winds? Wow, this makes life more like a mystery. The kids are asking endless questions , what are we going to tell them? Who will carry your "princess "to hospital when she gets ill? ......We are just speechless.
Well, we cannot continue to ask these endless questions because we belief the Lord best knows why.
We will miss your great sense of "humor", energy, love for the family.. you feed everyone that stops by your house...always commenting how you feel the pain of someone being hungry for a moment....

May the Angels of the Lord lift you up to the boss-om of the Lord.
We will forever miss you.

"Adieu daddy Minjo".....

Eve

Nyaah, I cannot imagine you did this to us ! Three weeks ago you were in Bamenda to let the children visit their uncles and grandma. It was all joy to see the kids and the marvelous job you have been doing at keeping Ngwewa out of sickle cell crisis. It is soo shocking that you turn around and flicker off !! What have you told the children your brother just left barely three months ago...who were now counting on an abled uncle to guide them through life?? Where will they stand today?? What did you tell your students in the University in Douala, especially those you were mentoring through their Theses ?
The Lord Shall guide you through but we are left behind in total shock and disbelief!