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Bakweri Words of Wisdom: An Announcement

Please, I wish to bring to your knowledge that the programme entitled "Mbua Ndoko na meyana me Mokpwe/Bakweri words of Wisdom" will now be produced in two versions - a Bakweri version for broadcasts over Radio Buea and an English version to fakonet/fako_uk, and other media.
The two versions now share common serial numbers. The versions have in fact been sharing common serial numbers since the lst of January 2004. The new serials supersede the old serials.
I regret the oversight in failing to make this announcement earlier and for inconviences caused by the new arrangement.
Oma nanu: "Eyole ni inyo": Mbua Ndoko.

Posted on Friday, April 09, 2004 at 01:56 PM in Events, Mola Mbua Ndoko: Bakweri Wisdom | Permalink

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Mola Mbua, Thank you for the words of wisdom. It is great to know that these words have retained their values through the centuries in our culture. Please continue to share them so we can teach these Bakweri-American kids. If they cannot come home to learn it,let's bring it to them through this medium. Great Job!!

Posted by: Wana Njie Litumbe Jr. | Wednesday, October 04, 2006 at 05:09 PM

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