I am a Cameroonian; I owe my being to the mountains, hills and valleys, the deserts, rivers, lakes, forests , flowers, the seas and the ever changing seasons that define our native land ,Cameroon. My body has been cold during the rainy season and warmed under the hot mid-day sun in the dry season. The sea side beaches in the coastal cities are very pleasant to everyone. The national parks, the amazing view of mount Cameroon with its beautiful natural features like the savannah, valleys, caves, and crater lakes and off course its active volcano is a beautiful site for tourists. These have been pleasant to the citizens and has influenced the influx of visitors to our father land, and adventure playground.
The great structure of the Rhumsiki in the North, the natural forest in the South, the mountain highland in the Northwest and the Adamawa plateau have all been partners of the natural stage on which we egged out. The diverse traditional dances are melodies that provide sense of unity amongst us.
At times , I wonder if I should concede a con-citizenship of our country to the lion, elephant, monkeys and the leopard, tigers, and all species of birds. A human presence amongst all of these is a feature of our native land that defines our country. All these and many more makes me a proud Cameroonian
We are descendants of many slaves that were taken to the western world during the era of slavery. As tour operator in Cameroon, we sensitize clients on the need to trace their roots back home and also to embrace a sense of freedom.
The presence of oil and gas, sustainable agricultural products and minerals is a blessing that carves the life of a Cameroonian citizen. This I can claim today and gladly say am proud to be a Cameroonian.
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