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Marcel Ndonga, a 14-year-old football prodigy from Cameroon, dreams of surpassing Samuel Eto'o and becoming the best player in the world. His ultimate goal? To lead Cameroon to its first-ever World Cup victory and make history for Africa. From playing in local youth competitions to earning a place in the MTN Elite One, Marcel’s journey is filled with challenges and opportunities. With unwavering determination and the heart of a lion, he strives to rise from the streets of Yaoundé to the grand stages of European football, all while chasing his biggest dream: winning the World Cup for Cameroon.

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Hello my people an from Africa in a dealy country non as cameroon so sad government forces are been send to amba land to kill my people

Hello am called Clifford born in Cameroon Africa the state of my county is not in good shape at all so many killings and burning of houses done by the Amba boys who are fighting the military in the north and south west region of Cameroon ,we want the world to intervene to the matter so that peace can return to our country ,the killing of innocent soul , children are afraid to go to school because of the Amba boys no school people are dying the government is not saying anything about it so we are pleading to the world to stop this war going in our country we need peace

Franck Emmanuel Ndongo is a determined college student from Yaoundé, who plays football on dusty pitches with dreams as big as the legends of Cameroonian football. Growing up in the shadow of greats like Roger Milla and Samuel Eto'o, Samuel aspires to put his name among the stars of the sport. “Do you really think a kid from the streets of Yaoundé can become a football icon? Not everyone can rise to the heights of Samuel Eto'o—he’s a once-in-a-generation talent.” But everything changes when Samuel unexpectedly gains access to a mysterious Star Player Evolution Engine. With this new tool in hand, Frank embarks on a journey from local pick-up games to the grand stages of world football, driven by his ambition to prove that even a player from humble beginnings in Cameroon can rise to the top. What challenges and triumphs await Frank on his quest to become a football legend? His story is only beginning...

Since the origin of my country Cameroon, our leaders have decided not to be independent as a country on his own even though we our independent country but we leave understand the influential control of our colonial master! Why so.

A Shawn lovestory. What d'you expect? Cameroon Chesterfield, a shy tom boy girl. She is a living contradiction, but finds comfort within the art of photography. All until Shawn flipping Mendes happened. Cameroon not only falls victim to his charm, but also thirsts for his attention and comfort. All from a man she knew existed. But loving a public figure comes with more drama and heartbreak than expected.

Asanga loves living the good life. Working as a top executive at one of the biggest mineral water companies in Cameroon, she knows the sky is her limit until her grandmother dies and names her the priestess of the Mukenge, a shrine to an ancient deity. Asanga is devastated and refuses to heed the call, instead, she hires a fake pastor that tells her that once they destroy the shrine all will be well. She and the pastor arrive at the village and realize that the shrine is just a tree infested with ants. On cutting the tree, a cloud of dust is produced from which an old man emerges and tells her that her body will become the home of the ants. Asanga returns to the city and discovers ants in her urine, phlegm, and menstrual flow, but she only realizes she has opened Pandora’s Box when she visits a witch doctor in a bid to get rid of the ants...

No Strings Attached Cameron Myles Diaz is the son of the most powerful and Influential business tycoon in the whole of Texas. His father is referred to as a business god; and has companies and empires not just in Texas alone- but all over different countries. Cameroon succeeded him when he came back from his master's programme. Their family was the wealthiest, most popular and Influential in the whole of Texas; with the headquarters of their company standing strong at the center of the city - with a very tall, huge building. It was the tallest and biggest the city anyone has ever seen. Inside this empire was a treasure house. Yeah... a treasure house. They were that rich. The treasure house was filled with diamonds, golds, silver, other treasure and valuable stones and precious stones. As a result of this, the company was in danger and has so many enemies who wanted to by all means get these treasures, because they know it was a fortune it they could posses it and would surely make them billionaires. But there was a problem; no one knows where the key to the treasure house was - absolutely no one. Many had searched for it, and some had gotten knowledge of where it was but still couldn't get it - it was well guarded. She is Anissa; just Anissa - no surname; because she grew up on the streets and doesn't know anything about herself or where she's from- a strong willed, coldhearted and beautiful girl who life forced to become what she was today. Anissa is a member of the strongest Syndicate in Texas - which were known for all sorts of crimes. The FBI's has been trying to get hold of them for a very long time, but it just wasn't possible. Their identities were unknown to the public, and this made it more difficult, as they always work undercover. They were Involve in all sorts of crime like - fraud, drug trafficking, extortion, killings, running thousands of nightclubs and brothels, blackmailing and so many others. They were a thorn in the flesh and people shivered at the mention of the name - REELERS Yeah..that was the name of the syndicate and it was a very known name in the whole of Texas. What happens when the leader of this syndicate got information that Cameroon was now in possession of the key? What happens when their determination to get the treasures for themselves and better their lives, was now more stronger than ever; as they think their chances were now higher? - Cameroon just got back and didn't know about the recent happenings. What happens when Anissa, being the most beautiful girl and the smartest in the gang Syndicate was given a mission to get close to Cameroon so she can get the key from him or at least know where it was? She was warned never to fall in love with him. " No Strings Attached"- she was told. Do you think it will be possible for her not to fall for the cutest, richest and baddest guy in town? Do you think Cameroon would fall for the beautiful, smart, daring Anissa? Do you think she'll succeed in the task given to her? What fate do you think awaits the both of them?

I found cyberpunk programmers on a freelance website called Upwork. They are good at their work. I have access to a phone number I have wanted to get my hands on for months now to confirm my fears. Their email is cyberpunk @ programmer . Net

My name is sengla Nelson a political science student at the university of dschang in Cameroon. This is a true life story about my struggle in the streets of Cameroon, how i got involve in to politics and how i mysteriously survived a military assassination and my journey to captivity (prison) where i am writing this story right now. My book also talk about the war in my country that have recorded more that 50,000 casualties and more than two million displaced persons, internaly and externally.

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My name styve from cameroon in africa . i have gone through sevral situation in live of which each time i explain to others ,they will take me like a fool. All started when i was in the village with my grand mother like each year ,for her care.on day in the morning like all the others ,we wake up early because we had to trade in the market.so that day,at 5am in the morning on the road,we were just two of us on the road.At a certain distance ,we saw an unbelivable thing.that was inemaginable.we saw some one whose legs where not touching the ground. "Thankyou for reading " The story is not finish..........