Thanks for watching! Are you ready to visit Cameroon after watching this video? If you are an expat living in Cameroon what's been your experience there?
Xavier, I closely follow, learn and enjoy your interviews. I notice a good number of Jamaicans are working with United Nations agencies. If the interviewees are willing, can you explore how they obtained employment with the UN. I think young Jamaicans would find it useful. To me, one of the most informative interview was the one you conducted with the Govt Official now Business Sector Entrepreneur in Malawi.
Hello, it's no as we think darling. That's what I thought. Africans actually don't all see it that way. Ask any student here from Ja. I see for myself. Trust me, it's not so pretty. Jamaicans seem to intimidate Africans for what I don't know. Caribbean ppl look like them but we are really not the same as it is theoretically. U KNOW the cat run away with the cheese game. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hi Xavier and Patrich👋Portlander in London here again albeit a bit late and doing catch up but mi still deh yah .Another productive and progressive Jamaican. Patrich sold the Cameroon well. Great interview 👍👏as usual. Well delivered 👏
I just love this channel. I came upon it a few months ago “meeting or reuniting with uncle in China” and since then I’ve not stop watching. I’m addicted. Mr Xavier thanks for taking us across the world where other Jamaicans are living.
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Fabulous interview again. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 Back in the day when it was only Cameroon in world cup as a black nation I use the cheer for them. I love these interviews with Jamaicans living in the mother country.
This is a well spoken Jamaican lady. She is restrained in discussing Cameroon. France has a stranglehold on the resources and economy of the Francophone regions of Africa. Africa is a source of wealth for France. Their money goes to France and the Africans have to borrow, their own money back. This holds back development. The Anglophone sections are under immense and deadly pressure. That is the reason for the UN to be in the region. This is not to contradict your guest, Patrich, just to educate the viewers. Notice how the imperialists (France & England) set up territories to be landlocked; example Central African Republic and Malawi.
@Karleine Graham.....🤗🤔👩🏽🎓.....This generation will rule the Nation with FACTS to enlighten....Vibe H.E. Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Quao speech on Colonization & Google Ouraddi.org.
@Karleine Graham Thanks for telling ALL that TRUTH!! More of us of the African Diaspora needs to learn these things!! France NEVER gave up their colonies; without them France would be a 3rd world country! 2 days ago a French national slapped Macron in public and the whole of Africa rejoiced in Jamaican fashion with "A GOOD!!"
@@gracenembhard4733 that's Whey they are against China. In Africa. France has more investments in Africa and Africa is in dept trap to France than China but it's not news
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Wow! Amazing video. I am Cameroonian and we love Jamaican vibes. You can tell this lady is having such a rich experience and there's so much more to unlock. N.B: There's lots of sour sop and you can enjoy delicious sol fish at Bois d'Ebène right in Yaoundé. Keep enjoying the Motherland. 🍹
Patrich, i actually experience the same environment in Costa Rica with the moneys being left in their natural habitat and wd are not to touch or feed them
😂😂😂 The multiple greetings is indeed a positive Bantu trait so is the attest to oneness (unity ). We care and ask after the other several times in the day ( feelings, situation may change within the period ) much like a tacit nod of acknowledgment of your good presence. 😂😂😂, didn't know it was so widespread. Indeed we are one in Africa.
Ohh gush am a cameroonian and am so amazed jamaican living in cameroon waooo bienvenue ma soeur jamaïcaine je tadore et enjoy your home stay in my beautiful country
I know you are talking about the Great Knox College. Knox College is the best school ever. It's not just a school. It's an experience, You have to live it to understand... Proud Knoxite!!!
Black diaspora outside Africa, should always give a try to countries like Cameroon, Ivory Coast,Senegal etc. I don’t understand why everyone is going to Ghana which has very little to offer. I guess is a language barrier. Ghana is not better than Cameroon,Ivory Coast,Senegal, Angola etc in terms of things to offer. Cameroon is a country of plenty of varieties. Cameroon cuisine cultures is better than Ghana.
Thanks for watching! Are you ready to visit Cameroon after watching this video? If you are an expat living in Cameroon what's been your experience there?
Xavier, I closely follow, learn and enjoy your interviews. I notice a good number of Jamaicans are working with United Nations agencies. If the interviewees are willing, can you explore how they obtained employment with the UN. I think young Jamaicans would find it useful. To me, one of the most informative interview was the one you conducted with the Govt Official now Business Sector Entrepreneur in Malawi.
Patrich, i would love to visit cameroon
Most def. Did my DNA n have Cameroon in my ancestry.
@@karleinegraham446 l)mlI'll
Very interesting an enjoyable session. Great job
I am a Cameroonian living in South Africa, this interview gave me so much joy. #AfricaUnite
Just remember, a Jamaican in Cameroon is a Jamaican going back to their place of origin, “Africa”.
So true the ancestors rejoice.
Hello, it's no as we think darling. That's what I thought. Africans actually don't all see it that way. Ask any student here from Ja. I see for myself. Trust me, it's not so pretty. Jamaicans seem to intimidate Africans for what I don't know. Caribbean ppl look like them but we are really not the same as it is theoretically. U KNOW the cat run away with the cheese game. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
You’re right. I got my African ancestry done and the maternal line is Jamaican and I’m 99.2 from Cameroon ..
Another great interview just a joy to see our Jamaicans going back to the mother land and loving it.
This conversation was so refreshing. Love it
You hear the terms anglophone and francophone quite often in Canada also with both French and English as official languages.
I'm a Cameroonian but love Jamiaca very much and i pray i visit the Best country in the Caribbean someday 🇯🇲❤️
Once again, not disappointed.
Beautiful!!
I certainly enjoyed this one about Cameroon . She is selling the Country beautiful
She's a wonderful communicator. Cameroon reportedly, and obviously subjectively is known to have some of the most beautiful women on the continent.
She is Jamaican🇯🇲 and yes, Cameroon does have some of the most beautiful women
Hi Xavier and Patrich👋Portlander in London here again albeit a bit late and doing catch up but mi still deh yah .Another productive and progressive Jamaican. Patrich sold the Cameroon well. Great interview 👍👏as usual. Well delivered 👏
Cameroonian refer to their country as a "mini-Africa" because of the diverse landscape and variety of peoples.
Another awesome interview!! 🇯🇲
Great interview👍Very intelligent and well spoken.
@We are one with yo momma . You are welcome 😊👍👍
Wonderful. We are all one people. African People.
I just love this channel. I came upon it a few months ago “meeting or reuniting with uncle in China” and since then I’ve not stop watching. I’m addicted. Mr Xavier thanks for taking us across the world where other Jamaicans are living.
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Fabulous interview again. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 Back in the day when it was only Cameroon in world cup as a black nation I use the cheer for them. I love these interviews with Jamaicans living in the mother country.
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She's a natural beauty, so refreshing.
Makes me feel like visiting the Cameroon. Very enlightening, thank you
This is a well spoken Jamaican lady. She is restrained in discussing Cameroon. France has a stranglehold on the resources and economy of the Francophone regions of Africa. Africa is a source of wealth for France. Their money goes to France and the Africans have to borrow, their own money back. This holds back development. The Anglophone sections are under immense and deadly pressure. That is the reason for the UN to be in the region. This is not to contradict your guest, Patrich, just to educate the viewers. Notice how the imperialists (France & England) set up territories to be landlocked; example Central African Republic and Malawi.
@Karleine Graham.....🤗🤔👩🏽🎓.....This generation will rule the Nation with FACTS to enlighten....Vibe H.E. Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Quao speech on Colonization & Google Ouraddi.org.
@Karleine Graham Thanks for telling ALL that TRUTH!! More of us of the African Diaspora needs to learn these things!! France NEVER gave up their colonies; without them France would be a 3rd world country! 2 days ago a French national slapped Macron in public and the whole of Africa rejoiced in Jamaican fashion with "A GOOD!!"
Thanks for the info
@@gracenembhard4733 that's Whey they are against China. In Africa. France has more investments in Africa and Africa is in dept trap to France than China but it's not news
@@Clairemont7893 Right?! But more and more of us are waking up to their shenanigans!
Very good interview, I learned a lot
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She's a beauty, well spoken. Xavier you're a master in what you are doing. Keep up the good works.
Lovely interview.
Enjoy listening to a Jamaican living away from JAMAICA.
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Fantastic interview as always. At least I now know the capital of Cameroon, Yaoundé!
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Loving these interviews!
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Thoroughly enjoyed this interview……very articulate lady…..good vibes!
Wow! Amazing video. I am Cameroonian and we love Jamaican vibes. You can tell this lady is having such a rich experience and there's so much more to unlock.
N.B: There's lots of sour sop and you can enjoy delicious sol fish at Bois d'Ebène right in Yaoundé.
Keep enjoying the Motherland. 🍹
Am a Cameroonian 🇨🇲 and a UA-camr I really enjoyed this interview ❤
Patrich, i actually experience the same environment in Costa Rica with the moneys being left in their natural habitat and wd are not to touch or feed them
😂😂😂 The multiple greetings is indeed a positive Bantu trait so is the attest to oneness (unity ). We care and ask after the other several times in the day ( feelings, situation may change within the period ) much like a tacit nod of acknowledgment of your good presence. 😂😂😂, didn't know it was so widespread. Indeed we are one in Africa.
Patrich is very informative , Xavier didn’t really have to ask much questions because she very informative.
Ohh gush am a cameroonian and am so amazed jamaican living in cameroon waooo bienvenue ma soeur jamaïcaine je tadore et enjoy your home stay in my beautiful country
That's so sweet
Haha Im happy she’s having a great time in my country, everyone is much welcome to Cameroon, Limbe or Kribi in particular is also a must go
I am planning to visit there later this year..but I get to understand there is a lot of crime, mass murders, etc..can you give me any advice?
Very interesting and informative, so inspiring!
Very nice interview. I really enjoyed it. Ackee and Saltfish - haha
When my dad died in Kingston, they drove the casket to the yard and up the road for people to visit. Then they took him to St. Catherines.
Video is intresting keep it up m'y brother
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I would love to visit jamaica one day 😍😍😍😍😍
You should. Visit Portland parish in Jamaica.
Beautiful interview! I'm a proud Jamaican looking on.
Good day i am in Cameroon from the Caribbean and i would love to meet her. Carribean link up. And Breadfruit is plenty in Kribi
Very nice interview, the lady is well spoken 👌
I know you are talking about the Great Knox College. Knox College is the best school ever. It's not just a school. It's an experience, You have to live it to understand... Proud Knoxite!!!
Portlander in the house.....best parish.
Donna
Born in Kingston but my vote goes to Manchester
There must be an ackee tree somewhere in Cameroon...
Pls how can I meet with this amazing lady Patrich in Yaounde I have ever loved to meet a Jamaican
Were you able to get in touch with her. My friend is Jamaican and she would like to meet Jamaicans while visiting Cameroon in a month
I do love to watch these videos very interesting ❤
Mention of the fabric I am so excited, how can I get to buy
We used to say Anglofool and francofrog
😯😛😂🤣
Am Jamaican and DNa says about 24 % Cameroon which could indicate more Jamaicans may be Cameroon.
Patrich . . . " On est ensemble" :D Big up 'sis ✌
The primate park sounds like something to see.
One of your est conversations
You should take a trip to Mocco. It very fruitful, and the people there are kind
Dialect or language ? The Germans are there too. C’est très intéressant ..
Representing the great only one CC
Cameroon is a country of varieties
🇨🇲 🇨🇲 🇨🇲 🇨🇲 🇨🇲 🇨🇲 🇨🇲 🇨🇲 🇨🇲 🇨🇲 🇨🇲 🇨🇲 thank you so much. Try and visit Douala the economical region of 🇨🇲
Wow l live near Reach Fslld
All those other fruits are in other parts of Africa. Some just call it another name.
Jamaicans r class act
Black diaspora outside Africa, should always give a try to countries like Cameroon, Ivory Coast,Senegal etc. I don’t understand why everyone is going to Ghana which has very little to offer. I guess is a language barrier. Ghana is not better than Cameroon,Ivory Coast,Senegal, Angola etc in terms of things to offer. Cameroon is a country of plenty of varieties. Cameroon cuisine cultures is better than Ghana.
She could be part Cameroon
Cameroon has more varieties than Ghana. Too much hype about Ghana. I guess is language issues
That was one time, Jamaica is yes problem
They eat dogs n Cemaroon too
So
@@nicolethomson7792 that's how you end up with pandemic by eating disgusting things
That's not so common.