Discover CAMEROON: All of Africa in one Country |10 INTERESTING FACTS TO KNOW ABOUT IT

Cameroon is a state located below Nigeria and Chad, bordering the Atlantic Ocean. The country has known a colonial past of several decades, but this has not prevented it from keeping its traditions and its atypical culture. And since its independence on January 1, 1960, Cameroon has remained a land of sharing and a place of diversity.

If you are not sure why we say such a thing, stay until the end of the video, and you will know 10 interesting facts about Cameroon!

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0:00 Introduction
2:13 True culinary discoveries
3:20 The most natural fauna
4:16 The country's economic sectors
5:21 A recognized heritage
6:19 The Cameroonian national football or soccer team
7:14 A capital city with a variety of people
8:23 Cameroonian fabrics
9:18 Traditional music
10:24 The Cameroonian flag explained

[luckyluchano]

The people of Cameroon seem humble and friendly😊❤

[Missmusicdiva]

My dad found out he had the oldest Cameron blood in him … now I know why I’ve always been different. Feels good to know where the beginning of your bloodline started from on a parent’s side.

[alessandromartina]

It seems an incredibly beautiful place full of culture, traditions and diversity.

[akanjifidel]

I'm from Cameroon from the south west region of buea, so what ever thing is found in Africa is in Cameroon that's why the call it Africa miniature🇨🇲🙏☺️

[grayni]

I found im 47% Cameroonian. I wish I could pick up and move and live out the rest if my days.

[Alsawula]

My country 🇨🇲❤proud to be a cameroonian

[s.a.muhammed]

Thank you for your presentation many Black Americans including myself have Cameroon roots. I think it's fair to say Muslims also encouraged wearing clothes before Europeans arrived.

[SeanLawlorNelson]

Incredible. Marvelous Cameroon! I am excited about so many things, of course the cuisine. I very much admire the order and social fluidity of your cities. I have known of, studied with, and corresponded with people of Cameroon since my youth; I was aware that despite a maligned reputation you had a stable government and semi-orderly civilization. I am very impressed with what I see. Let us continue our work to bring Africa out of the shadows and frankly into prosperity and non-violent power.

[snoopy]

I would love to visit Africa, South America, and Asia. I would like to visit Cameroon and see the wildlife, beaches, rainforests the culture.

[j.frederickbland]

Recently, I received the results from AfricanAncestry DNA. The results indicated that my mother's origin is the Masa People of Cameroon. I want to learn more about Cameroon and the Maa People if they yet exist or have descendants. I fully embraced my African heritage before getting tested through AfricanAncestry DNA. Blessings.

[polycarpeateba]

Very interesting edition. Many of young camerounians don't really know about thier country.

[cincysia]

The idea of eating snakes and alligators took me by complete surprise. That’s absolutely unheard of in Uganda where I come from. It just goes to show how our cultures are very different even as Africans.

[bongkasameratou]

best video about Cameroon. Thanks for the research and sharing

[nestycanelas]

New subcribers here from philippines 🇵🇭❤️

[antwan]

Found out I'm 1% Cameroon and just wanted to learn more about my genetic heritage.

[beatrizliwanag]

New subscriber here from Philippines 🇵🇭

[marcymccann]

Beautiful costumes! Nice country to visit! 💯

[ccathey]

Just found out that I’m 30% Cameroonian. Interesting

[danielsurvivor]

Is cameroon likely to escape poverty and become a first world African country? Really wish atleast one could become first world country and give atleast a framework of what needs to be done for prosperity, I can understand that every nation will be different in it's own way but poverty should still be reduced there

[DavidEmmanuel-tsqg]

🎉 my dear friend lady how are you doing today nice to meet you guys