Nso Community in Banyo built a bridge

The bridge links the town to where the Nso' community in Banyo acquired land for their cultural hall "NgaiyNso Banyo". Beri ven feyi

[@satztankarnyuysuini7357]

Kudos to the hardworking Nso' people of Banyo. This is who we are. Always seeking to develop our society without expecting to be paid in return.

[@AliyouWiylahnyuy-ch2pc]

Nso to the world. I remember my History teacher telling us that one of the consequences of the Nigerian Biafra war was that many Nigerians escaped to Cameroon and have never gone back. Our children 's children will also learn this as a consequence of the armed conflict in noso! Kudos to the Nso Community in Banyo

[@JuliusNgalim]

Great. I appreciate the efforts of the Nso' elements in Banyo. I equally appreciate the efforts of Lámnso' TV.
Naming a newly created village in Banyo in our own Language Lámnso' is a great achievement.
I appeal that the village's name be properly written in Lámnso' thus: Ndzə̀nnso'.
Note that the correct spelling carries two letter "n"
Thanks
Ŋgaàlimnyùy Julius (Lámnso' analyst)

[@JuliusNgalim]

I equally propose that a big and conspicuous signboard with the inscriptions, "WELCOME TO NDZƏ̀NNSO' " be planted at the bridge (on the side of the new village) so that it creates awareness and, everyone passing there will read it and the name will circulate faster.
Thanks
Taàtá Ŋgaàlimnyùy
(Lámnso' analyst or Nsàyrì Làm)

[@ghailanicoline6092]

This is what I like about our people. They always leave a mark wherever they are. Congratulations and kudos. More grease.

[@lamnsotv2427]

Killaa is Bridge in lamnso

[@Jakajoedesmond0]

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[@Dadditrades]

Ndzen+ Nso'= Ndzennso'