Our Team
Meet the dedicated executives serving our community across all branches.
His Royal Majesty Fon Fochesiri III, Honorary President
His Royal Majesty, Fon Fochesiri III, Fon of Bamendankwe, serves as the Honorary President of BAMEDCA. As the traditional ruler and custodian of Bamendankwe’s cultural heritage, the Fon provides moral authority, guidance, and support to the association. His leadership helps strengthen unity among the sons and daughters of Bamendankwe and encourages collective efforts toward the preservation of culture and the sustainable development of the community.
Our Team
Ndifor Richard Manjong
President General
Ndifor Richard is an educator and a dedicated community mobilizer, serving as President General of BAMEDCA. With nearly 10 years as Secretary General, 7 years as Branch President of BAMEDCA Buea, and experience as Secretary General of the Bamendankwe Students Union (BAMESU), he has been instrumental in uniting Bamendankwe people, preserving culture, and leading initiatives that drive sustainable development and empower the community.
Asambang Henry Ndita Bole
Vice President General
Asambang Henry Ndita Bole serves as Vice President General of BAMEDCA and Project Manager for the Bamendankwe Multipurpose Centre Project, where he supports the President General and oversees the progress of this key community initiative. An educator and former Divisional Delegate, he previously served as Organizing Secretary of the Bamendankwe Youth Organization (BAYO) and chaired the Logistics and Protocol Committee for Nikwe preparations. He currently serves as Secretary General of the Bamendankwe Elite Association (BAMELA) and actively supports development initiatives in Bamendankwe.
Barrister Tamanchambi Elton Taniform
Secretary General
Barrister Tamanchambi Elton Taniform is a legal practitioner and member of Dignity Law Chambers, Bamenda. He serves as Secretary General of BAMEDCA, where he oversees the coordination of the association’s secretariat and ensures effective communication and administration across its branches and chapters globally. Deeply committed to community development, he also serves as President of the Bamendankwe Elite Association (BAMELA), where he mobilizes professionals and community leaders to support development efforts and promote unity within the Bamendankwe community.
Muma Clovis
Vice Secretary General
Muma Clovis is an educator and the Vice Secretary General of BAMEDCA. He has served as Sports Coordinator of the Bamendankwe Youth Organization in Yaoundé, where he played a key role in organizing sporting activities that bring together the sons and daughters of Bamendankwe. Through these initiatives, he helps foster unity and encourages community participation in the development of Bamendankwe village.
Ngweyi Lilian
National Treasurer
Ngwenyi Lilian is a State Registered Nurse and serves as BAMEDCA’s National Treasurer. A dedicated community builder, she has led the BAMEDCA Limbe Branch Women’s Wing as President for over 10 years and currently serves as its Financial Secretary. She plays a key role in ensuring accountability and proper management of community finances.
Clive Ayumbi Wankah (Ta Wankah)
Financial Secretary
Clive Ayumbi Wankah is an experienced educator and the Regional Pedagogic Inspector for Cameroon’s North-West Region. As BAMEDCA’s Financial Secretary General for the past 10 years-and previously as Buea Branch Financial Secretary and Financial Secretary General of BAMESU-he has been a key community mobilizer, driving fundraising and financial initiatives that support the development of Bamendankwe.
Ngwasiri Taniform
Project Officer
Ngwasiri Taniform is a Civil Engineer and Transport Planning Expert who serves as Project Officer of BAMEDCA. A Liefor (King Maker) of Bamendankwe from Bujong Quarter, he has a strong commitment to community development. He previously served as Vice President of the Bamendankwe Youth Organization, Yaoundé Branch, where he supported youth coordination and community initiatives. In his current role, he contributes to the planning and implementation of development projects for the Bamendankwe community.
Nji Ababuh Godlove
Commnunity & vernacular Communications Secretary
Nji Ababuh Godlove is a devoted local communicator and educator, serving as Principal of the College of Commerce Mendankwe. In his role with BAMEDCA, he inspires youth and community members, promotes engagement, and helps enforce association policies in Ntaamafe 11 Quarter and beyond. His work strengthens local communication and fosters community participation in Bamendankwe development.
Solomon Tembeng
National Communication & Public Relations Secretary
Solomon Tembang is an award-winning journalist and Senior Editor of The Guardian Post. As BAMEDCA’s National Communication and Public Relations Secretary, he uses his expertise to highlight the association’s activities and promote Bamendankwe nationally and internationally through media and social platforms. An active member of the Bamendankwe Students Union (BAMESU) during his school years, he continues to leverage his skills to support community growth.
Festus Tanue Nkambi
Organizing Secretary
Festus Tanue Nkambi is an entrepreneur and community development practitioner serving as Organizing Secretary of BAMEDCA. He works with the Bamenda I Council in the Social and Cultural Service and holds a degree in Communication and Development Studies. He currently serves as Secretary to the Fon of Bamendankwe and has been actively involved in youth mobilization and community initiatives, including the organization of the Neukwe. Passionate about community development, he also supports the creation and functioning of Common Initiative Groups (CIGs).
Sibi Stella F.
General Organizing Secretary
Sibi Stella Fubi. is a Public Accountant and Divisional Tax Revenue Collector for Boyo Division. A passionate community developer, she has served in multiple leadership roles, including Financial Secretary of the Bamendankwe Students Union and Treasurer of the Bamendankwe Youth Union. She was very instrumental in the organization of last Nikwe. As National Organizing Secretary of BAMEDCA, she coordinates events and initiatives, mobilizing members and fostering active participation in the development of Bamendankwe.
Achuncha Sylvestre Forche
Cultural Affairs Officer
Achunche Sylvestre Forche is an educator and the Cultural Affairs Officer of BAMEDCA. He serves as Ntunfor (the Fon’s representative) in the West Region and previously worked as Cultural Adviser for the Foumbot Branch. Deeply committed to community mobilization, he has played a key role in bringing together the sons and daughters of Bamendankwe in the West Region, fostering a strong spirit of unity and collective contribution toward the development of Bamendankwe village.
Ntembi Peter Funue
Social Media Officer
Ntembi Peter Funue is a youth leader and Social Media Officer of BAMEDCA. He previously served as Youth President of BAMEDCA Yaoundé and has been active in community initiatives in Bamendankwe since 2017, particularly in Akefu and Nkar quarters. He played a key role in founding the St. Peter’s Orphanage and Disability Centre and uses digital platforms to mobilize community engagement, promote unity, and support development initiatives in Bamendankwe.
Ta Asangmbe Christopher (Kits.)
Chief Protocol Officer
Ta Asangmbe Christopher is a telecommunications and electro technician and BAMEDCA’s Chief Protocol Officer. A long-standing leader from Ngohngang Quarter, Bamenda Nkwe, he has served as Development President for his quarter, President of the Block 14 Sodiko-Ngwelle Bonaberi Development Committee, and Traditional Counselor in the BVC (2007–2021). He is also a board member of Aningdoh Cooperative Credit Union, Douala, and an active BAMEDCA member since 1982.
Wameh Victor
Diaspora Coordinator
Wameh Victor is a marketer and serves as BAMEDCA’s Diaspora Coordinator based in the United States. A committed community mobilizer, he has previously served as Public Relations Officer of BAMEDCA and as Acting Youth Representative for Bamendankwe Village for three years. He is also a Liefor (King Maker) in Bamendankwe and supports diaspora engagement initiatives.
Tantoh Emmanuel
Technical Adviser
Tantoh Emmanuel is an Insurance and Risk Management Professional and a dedicated community leader serving as Technical Adviser to BAMEDCA. With over 30 years of service, he has held several leadership roles including Youth President in Deido, Vice President and President of BAMEDCA Douala, Chairman of the Youth Strategy Committee, and President General of BAMEDCA Global for ten years with remarkable achievements. He has also served as a Regional Councilor for the North-West Region. Through these roles, he has played a key part in mobilizing and uniting Bamendankwe people and advancing community development initiatives.
Professor Elizabeth Tamanjong
Adviser
Professor Elizabeth Tamanjong is a university professor and respected community leader serving as an Adviser to BAMEDCA. She previously served as President of the Bamendankwe Elite Women’s Association (NGWARRE) Yaoundé and chaired the fundraising committee that mobilized resources for the construction of the BAMEDCA Yaoundé modern hall. She has also promoted cultural engagement among Bamendankwe women in Yaoundé through community activities and has supported development initiatives by donating computers to Bamendankwe youths in Yaoundé. Together with her husband, she also contributed to the construction of modern apartments for the Royal wives in Bamendankwe.
Dr. Nso Kambi Therese
Adviser
Dr. Nso Kambi Therese is an educator and committed community leader with a long record of service to Bamendankwe organizations. She has held several leadership roles, including National Protocol Officer of the Bamendankwe Students Union (BAMESU), Branch President of BAMESU Bambili, Financial Secretary of AKWATE Yaoundé, and Vice President of BAMEDCA Yaoundé. She currently serves as Treasurer of the Bamendankwe Women’s Association Yaoundé and President of the Bamendankwe Elite Women’s Association (NGWARE) Yaoundé. Through these roles, she has contributed significantly to community mobilization, women’s leadership, and strengthening Bamendankwe networks across the country.