M’mockmbie Cultural and Development Association (MOCUDA)

Sustaining Cultural Heritage and Addressing Complex Development Challenges

M’mockmbie Cultural and Development:

Sustaining Cultural Heritage and Addressing Complex Development Challenges

MOCUDA is a arm of the traditional administration with a mandate

M’mockmbie Cultural and Development Association (MOCUDA) is a non profit association, registered in Cameroon. MOCUDA, was created on 29 October 1983

We Grow as One

Wonderful serenity has taken possession of our entire soul, like these sweet mornings

Our process

Our love for growth has always been our driving force. MOCUDA works as a driving force towards the development of our great Kingdom.

How we help

In the mind of every person of M’mockmbie extraction, MOCUDA is an association of pride. It is the identity of the people championing development, their collective vision and shared cultural, sports and merry making values.

The Vision Bearers of the Community

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Ajamah Menzenzu Lovette (Regent King)

Our Core Values

The M’mockmbie Cultural and Development Association (MOCUDA) is the development arm of the traditional administration with a mandate of assessing key development needs for the Kingdom, developing projects and fund raising for the delivery of these projects to the community. The primary objectives of MOCUDA are to:

Revive, promote and preserve the culture of M’mockmbie
Preserve and protect the integrity of the village
Revitalize growth in M’mockmbie
Encourage and promote unity, love, loyalty, mutual respect, collective responsibility and cooperation among M’mockmbie people
Establish quality education and health care in M’mockmbie
Support and assist members of the Association in times of need and difficulties

Our Journey

The idea to create an association to take care of development questions in M’mockmbie dates back to 29 October 1983. On that day, John C. Nkempu, Pius Forchop, Tasong C. Dominic, Ndifor Akepu William, Ngecha Sylvester, Simon Morfow, Ngemasong Sylvester, Romanus N. Nkempu and others met in Douala, with aims of brainstorming on the procedures to harness the development of M’mockmbie kingdom and maintain their cultural heritage. These delegates had converged in Douala from all over the national territory. During this gathering, the president of M’mockmbie Family Union in Douala, Chafack John Nkempu addressed them. He appointed Mr David Wamba as acting Chairman and Mr Tasong Dominic as acting Secretary. In an attempt to put in place an organisation with a structure, the delegates designed functions within an executive and voted the persons to occupy them. The Executive had a National President. They elected Mr John C. Nkempu to occupy that post. Pius C. Forchop was elected Vice National President. The elected General Secretary was Tasong C. Dominic. His elected Vice was Ndifor A. Williams. The elected treasurer was Ngecha Sylvester, the financial secretary Ngemasong Sylvester. Simon Morfow and Nkempu Romanus were advisors.

We are the best

M’mockmbie's Beautiful ecosystem

We work with a forward-looking people who understand that joining the global startup economy is key to
drive innovation and spur economic growth.

Presidents of MOCUDA

Since its creation in 1975 , MOCUDA has had a number of dynamic and charismatic Presidents who have each lead teams of enthusiastic sons and daughters of M’mockmbie to drive its development agenda. These have included:

Chafack John Nkempu

1983-1991

Dr Ntemgwa Paul-Sixtus

1991-2001

Nkemtaleh Tasong Paul

2001-2008

Chafack Sylvester Ngemasong

2008-2010

Atembe-afac Alfred A.

2010-2012

Efezap Nicholas Fombin

2012-2015

Nkemembie George Changeih

2015 -2022

Dr Nkemaja Dydimus Efeze

2022-

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