Message From the Bamenda Women’s Group President

The group was first called Mom Orphanage Pro. Since 2019 when our foundress wedded Rev prophet Vicky,  our spiritual adviser, the name was changed to Mom Orphanage Global Foundation. It  started like a mustard seed  in 2013 by our foundress Mme Veroniqe Njotu-Atanga with eight active members made up of widows both young and old. Now we have 55 active members and 29 non active. Our foundress started it because of the love she has for orphans and widows. I, the President of the group since the creation, cannot continue without appreciating the parents of our foundress for bringing her up to be God fearing and a helper to us . We always have our monthly meetings that help us to be united. During this meetings we always have spiritual talks, needle work, arts and crafts, and cookery. All these activities are funded by Mme Veroniqe Njotu-Atanga and her daughter Mme Lema. They have done a lot for us. We pray God should guide and protect them. We appreciate all benefactors that helped us through them. We have another project now at hand which is  cassava cultivation and processing that deserves a lot of money. We know that by the support of Mr and Mrs Atanga and the daughter Mme Lema we shall succeed. 

-The President Tamanji Paschaline for the Bamenda Women’s Group

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