On a thrift store in Bamenda:
Fairly Used Goods
In the police station in Bamenda:
Don’t Don’t bribe
Bamenda businesses:
Naturophatic Medicine
Glorious Printshop
Microsoft Office
Bamenda grocery stores/supermarkets:
Vatican
Our Parents
New Life
In Nkwen Baptist Church in Bamenda:
Please honour the Lord / Switch off your phone(s)
At the Baptist resthouse in Bamenda:
No drinking of alcohol here please!
Bars/Restaurants:
Peaceful Off Licence
All for God Bar
Explosif Bar
Chop Gain
In Big Bekondo:
Bobecafs-cigs / Exploitation: Cocoa, Coffee
On a roadside kiosk in Wafa:
Sweat Provision Store
On a roadside kiosk in Ekombe:
Persi Verance
Roadside businesses between Kumba and Yaoundé:
God’s Favour Computer Centre
Diligent Bilingual Schools
A children’s aid-type society in Kumba:
Bend Down Women / Care for Orphans and Vulnerable Children
Miscellaneous Kumba signs:
Divine High School—Excellence in education
Heavy fowls for sale
At the Presbyterian seminary in Kumba:
Sex can wait; my future can’t.
Abstinence: the best way to avoid AIDS.
Along the road between Yaoundé and Douala:
Chaises à louer
(If you’re wondering why a person would want to rent chairs, consider private gatherings here: if you’re having a party or holding a conference, you don’t rent a hall, you erect a shelter, but with up to 100 guests or more, you’re going to need some extra chairs!)
In the changerooms at Seme Beach Resort Hotel in Limbe:
Prohibited to urinate in changing rooms. Thanks.
(The smell in the rooms suggested many people disobeyed the signs, despite the fact they were in both official languages.)
Just outside Muyuka:
No farming by order Catholic Church
Billboards everywhere:
-- The familiar credit union logo—the family cupped in two hands.
-- Guinness ads, featuring the word “greatness” in some context, regardless of whether the sign is in French or English.
Fairly Used Goods
In the police station in Bamenda:
Don’t Don’t bribe
Bamenda businesses:
Naturophatic Medicine
Glorious Printshop
Microsoft Office
Bamenda grocery stores/supermarkets:
Vatican
Our Parents
New Life
In Nkwen Baptist Church in Bamenda:
Please honour the Lord / Switch off your phone(s)
At the Baptist resthouse in Bamenda:
No drinking of alcohol here please!
Bars/Restaurants:
Peaceful Off Licence
All for God Bar
Explosif Bar
Chop Gain
In Big Bekondo:
Bobecafs-cigs / Exploitation: Cocoa, Coffee
On a roadside kiosk in Wafa:
Sweat Provision Store
On a roadside kiosk in Ekombe:
Persi Verance
Roadside businesses between Kumba and Yaoundé:
God’s Favour Computer Centre
Diligent Bilingual Schools
A children’s aid-type society in Kumba:
Bend Down Women / Care for Orphans and Vulnerable Children
Miscellaneous Kumba signs:
Divine High School—Excellence in education
Heavy fowls for sale
At the Presbyterian seminary in Kumba:
Sex can wait; my future can’t.
Abstinence: the best way to avoid AIDS.
Along the road between Yaoundé and Douala:
Chaises à louer
(If you’re wondering why a person would want to rent chairs, consider private gatherings here: if you’re having a party or holding a conference, you don’t rent a hall, you erect a shelter, but with up to 100 guests or more, you’re going to need some extra chairs!)
In the changerooms at Seme Beach Resort Hotel in Limbe:
Prohibited to urinate in changing rooms. Thanks.
(The smell in the rooms suggested many people disobeyed the signs, despite the fact they were in both official languages.)
Just outside Muyuka:
No farming by order Catholic Church
Billboards everywhere:
-- The familiar credit union logo—the family cupped in two hands.
-- Guinness ads, featuring the word “greatness” in some context, regardless of whether the sign is in French or English.
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