Let’s Dive Into The World Of The Bamileke Tribe (Cameroon)

[@موجالناصري-خ3د]

Our real tribe bamelike

[@timbrooks1768]

Your beautiful

[@PatienceGolden-u1b]

I love Bamileke ❤

[@willhammer8665]

I did my DNA and I am 25% Cameroonian Bamileke, Tikar and South Cameroonian Bantu. Need to visit Western Cameroon.

[@andosehcampbel5701]

You are welcome

[@Yourvibemyvibe]

Cameroun is a beautiful country believe me, you will love the « ambiance » over there 😊😊

[@jonasjones5883]

Thank you very much aunty.
Bamiléké is indeed unique.

[@CarlozPapi]

Proud to be BAMILÉKÉ ❤❤❤❤

[@hamadouotamsi4938]

I like the vibe on you!!! I am Bamileke and was proud to see a such unique beautiful soul talk about my tribe. Love it!!! 1000 Thanks!

[@evettecox]

Thanks for the information. I just found out this is my tribe ❤

[@Yourvibemyvibe]

That’s great to hear! 😊

[@ericwalker281]

I traced my ancestry on my father’s side in Bamileke

[@Yourvibemyvibe]

Good job!👏

[@williampagop8255]

Thank for your great job

[@tawriati5310]

Informative thanks for sharing

[@africanfufu]

Bamenda is not in western cameroon i get what she was trying to say. Grassfield regions cover the west and north western regions of cameroon.

[@Yourvibemyvibe]

Oh really… 🤔

[@andosehcampbel5701]

They are beyond Bamenda. In South West, the Fontem people are 100% Bamileke, though they are English-Speaking. In North West, the Bansoo, the Bamessin and other villages starting with "mba" all Bamileke village but angloohones.

[@Yourvibemyvibe]

Thank you so much for this information 😊