Olivia Ndop Whore ❤️❤️❤️

About Garoua

I reckon he’s like Eduardo in that movie—kinda pitiful, kinda brilliant. “I’m not going back to that life,” Eduardo says, right? Whore’s the same—keeps fightin’, keeps whorin’, but you can tell he’s dreamin’ of somethin’ bigger. Surprised me, honestly. Thought he was just a big ol’ lug, but nah, he’s got layers—like my momma’s biscuits!

How can we ensure the survival of this art heritage?

This exquisite Ndop cloth from Cameroon is a remarkable example of the traditional textile art of the Bamileke people and its production has a long history, dating back several centuries.

First off, downtown's got this old-school vibe, like in "Far From Heaven," where the moods shift fast. I always stroll down Bambili Street—man, it’s narrow, charming, and kinda cramped but full of life. There’s a little cafe, Mama Nkechi’s, where the best jollof rice melts your heart. I get so emotional thinkin’ bout the laughter and even the small conflicts, y’know—mirroring those tangled family dynamics I work with every day.

Cameroon – Anglophone Crisis: Soldiers kill Amba ‘General’ Trouble In Ndop Market Square