BAMENDA VLOG 2023: market life, local food, beautiful landscapes & more 💕
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
- Hello beautiful people,
In today's vlog, I'm back at my parent's house in Bamenda. I grew up in Bamenda and this vlog shows a bit of life in Bamenda and how homey and welcoming Bamenda can be. Bamenda offers a lot in terms of food, landscape and culture. It's my hometown.
xx Mutombo.
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✨ P L A C E S V I S I T E D / M E N T I O N E D :
• Bamenda Main Market (Bamenda City Main Market)
• Up Station / Station Hill
• Chicken Nation restaurant
• Finance Junction, Bamenda
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✨ C O N N E C T W I T H M E :
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✨ M O R E A B O U T M E :
• I am Cameroonian
• Location: Douala, Cameroon
• Camera: iPhone 11 & Sony ZV-1
• Editing software: Filmora12 (Wondershare)
• Current subscriber count: 9,523
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✨ C H A P T E R S
0:00 Welcome to Bamenda
0:32 Shopping in Bamenda (Commercial Avenue)
2:20 Braiding my hair in the market
4:36 Cozy day at home
5:42 Tasty food and beautiful views
9:45 Trying to get back on track with my content
11:37 More food!
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✨ T O P I C S I N T H I S V I D E O :
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The City is extremely beautiful during the rainy season
home sweet home
Excellent quality video and narrative. Your narrative is on point, and you've kept the content interesting throughout. Your video reminds me of how much I miss Bamenda. A lot. Keep up the quality work! Wish you the best for 2024! Bamenda, our unforgettable and dear hometown!
Bamenda vlogs never fail to bring me both joy and sadness at the same time. I always appreciate it tho, and allow myself to flow with the feelings!
I know exactly what you mean ❤️❤️
I miss bamenda🥹 Hell, I miss Cameroon so much already😩 I’ve not been able to visit bamenda since the crisis. My parents won’t let me. And now it’ll be years again before I get to visit.
Groundnuts🥹 this was my best groundnuts season, I ate so much groundnuts this year.
Also, what we call koki beans is apparently the sole type of beans Nigerians and some other west African countries know. Black and red beans are not common to them, like they are to us.
This was a very lovely video with intense nostalgic moments. I love my country so much. Despite the country’s flaws and mismanagement, I am forever proud to be a Cameroonian. One of only 2 bilingual countries in French and English with a 😮great variety of delicious cuisine.
Africa in miniature indeed!
Many of our people based in the diaspora still visit Bamenda. Some of them even multiple times a year. There's no need to be so scared. Things are not as bad as we sometimes make them out to be. Love from Bamenda. ❤🇨🇲
Thank you Bleshy. I'm glad this video was able to give u a little taste of Bamenda again. If you do decide to visit again, I think the key is just to not stay out after dark. Go out during the day and not at night.
I love what @Dearly_beloved79 said.
Anyway, take care and thank you so much for watching the videos.
Wonderful vlog!! Top quality stuff. Bamendians needed a channel like yours🙌🏿 You have yourself a new sub🫶🏿
Thanks a million ✨✨
This documentary is so beautiful the background music is so touching and enticing
Aww thank you. Just wanted to make something nice for my hometown.
The nostalgia that just hit me urgggghhhh😢
My lover is from Cameroon, watching this vlogs help me feel close to him
Awww I'm so happy these videos could help with that. That's why I make 'em.
The plums are called “pear” in Nigeria and “ube” in the Igbo region of Nigeria. I miss it.
We usually have it with corn😊😊
Thanks for the this! I have heard ‘pear’ from Naija CZcamsrs before so it’s amazing to know that we have the same thing here but just with a different name. Omgggg I love Africa
We have it with corn tooooo. Either roast or boiled.
We also have it with cassava. With cassava, it's a WHOLE MEAL, don't play, lol😂
Lately, my friend Angela, also introduced me to plums and sweet bread, and oh boy! It is one good match! 😁
I just got carried away talking about plums, I forgot to say Hi😂...Hi Uche!😊
@@mutomboinprogress Yeah, what we call plums is what the call pear, and what we call pear(l’avocat) is what they call avocado😅
Great video. Alot of nostalgia indeed. Keep up.
Omg, glad to see you on the channel! 💃🏽💃🏽 and I'm also happy you enjoyed this one! Thanks Billy!
Gosh, Perose! Thank you kindly, I was really anticipating this vlog about Bamenda. It takes me back down memory lane…and Finally you did it! I miss abakwa so, so much. All my childhood in Bamenda, you can imagine what that means to me…I’m really getting emotional…HOME SWEET HOME.
The thing with Bamenda is that despite everything she has been through, the people remain the most polite and friendly people ever. It’s always a reminder when I go back home. Resilience.
I’m happy this video took you back, that was the exact intention and purpose behind this Bamenda vlog. I especially had in mind those who were out of the country and couldn’t visit Bda as frequently.
Thanks Karl. I appreciate the constant support.
Can I have your email via mutombo.visuals@outlook.com? (Please write via email so I get it there and not here)
Hello, we eat something that is made in banana leaves and looks like your koki in Barbados. It is made with cornmeal, coconut and pumpkin. We call it conkie. It is pronounced same as koki.
Cornmeal, coconut... Omg that sound delicious!! (Excluded the pumpkin but I'm sure that's what gives it the yellow colour 😂😂).
Omg I'm so pleased to see that you watch these videos all the way from the Carribeans 💕✨. Would love to visit some day. Take care xx
@@mutomboinprogress hi, nice to hear from you. Conkie also has sweet potato. The Caribbean is nice to visit, I also would like to visit places in Africa
Babe that koki and fish got me salivating bullets 🤭🤭 your hair is beautiful btw
😂😂 thank you Aïcha ❤️❤️
Oh Main Market was my second home … literally missing home 😢… Such a lovely video
We refer to the plums here as Jamna....
Yasss Kenyaaa! Thanks for this!!
The day you went to by mesh is the day I met you 🤭🤭. Such a celebrity - fan moment for me 🤣🤣🤣.
Hahaha yesssss that was the day we met 💕. 'Twas such a pleasure! Celebrity ke? 😂😂😂
Filming in the streets isnt easy, Lovely vlog🥰
😂😂😂 Tell me about it
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Wahhhh, Main market was my favorite since I was in the boarding school and I could get everything I wanted. Oh I miss those good old days and unfortunately I could't make it there before traveling...
Main market is so nostalgic!! Going to the biscuit isle to buy stuff for school. Omggg
A love letter to home❤️❤️❤️. It’s the English composition book from primary 6 for me!!! I miss home😢
Omgggggg girllll!! I actually have another video planned with that exact title 'A love letter to Bamenda'.
I'm happy you enjoyed this ❤❤❤
Oh my bamenda.🥹🥹 Thank you for this therapeutic vlog
You’re welcome 😊 and I'm happy you enjoyed it!!
This video gave me serious Bamenda nostalgia. I remember how full that your room used to always of people 😅😅. Beautiful video. Thank you so much for this video. Bamenda will rise again !!
😂😂 those were the dayssss!!!
The no makeup makeup look at 10:11?? I LOVE😍😍😍
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I also grew up in Bamenda and the video brought back memories.
Awwww I'm happy to hear this 🥰
the plums were given
yesssssss!!!
I always love the bamenda vlogs
I'm always happy to film in the hometown ✨✨
Your hair turned out beautiful! 😍😍 I love wearing passion twists on my hair as well!
That your notebook writing is so cute! I can so relate! 😂
Awwww, your little sissys seem shy! 🥰
Thanks Es ❤.
Amazing 😍
Thank you! Cheers!
We call it groundnut cake in Gh. It's funny how all our snacks are exactly the same.
For real! Literally the same thing, just with different names 😍🥰. I love it!!
Thank you for bringing us along o, as always. The editing is also givingggggg 😍
Hahaha thank you ❤❤
Great job 👏
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Cheers! xx
Very beautiful video
Thank you Syl! Happy to hear this 🎀
That groundnut sweet used to be 25frs for 1 block. Weh Abakwa
Hahahaha yesss!! Inflation is hitting us all.
Bamenda I'd definitely home ❤
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I’m also a Vlogger from Bamenda…Sonhappy to see how well you captured this vlog💓💓
Thank you Bibi! Glad you enjoyed my representation of our beloved city! 💕
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Hi sis!!! ❤
First to comment 😂😜❤️
Yesssss!!! 🔥🔥🔥
we miss Bamenda. home sweet home
Bamenda remains a gem!!
Plums.....prune on French i think, Amazing video as alw6,great job!!!
Thank you! Cheers! ✨
Chaii that Koki 😍😍😍
Very sweet 😋😋😋🤭🤭🤭
Kashata! That's what they're called where I'm from 🇹🇿 This is what I was geeking out about in those texts I just spammed your inbox with 😂 Don't blame me, great content ❤
P.S. I need me some koki in my life... definitely looks like something I'd enjoy! 🤤
😂😂😂 Thanks for the education, Arnie. So groundnut sweets are 'kashata' in Tanzania. Love this!!
I'm glad you are seeing so many familiar things here!
Yesssss!! I know u love beans so you will for sure love koki! For sure!!
Groundnut sweet son " avellanas garrapiñadas " en España.😊
@@pilarw8745 Wowww! Love this!!!
I am here with you bb I miss these town I am coming soon
Enjoy girl!!! 💃🏽
Lol I also have all my primary and secondary school books. Sometimes I glance through them and think, wow, I used to know a lot of information 😅
😂😂😂😂😂 THISSSSS!!! This, sis!!
Thanks for showcasing a very normal authentic everyday Bamenda 👍🏿.
By the way, you look great in braids👍🏿.
...and come back to Kenya.😄
Thank you Mike! You got exactly what I was going for with this video! 👌🏽
Hahaha I will be back in Kenya, just not sure when exactly 🙈
Plum is called Safu (safou) in DRCongo
Safu 💃🏽💕. Thank you for this information. I'm learning a lot!!
Nigerians call plums pear. Learnt that from my naija friend when eating it. She was as shocked as I was🤣🤣🤣.Anyways you're so gorgeous friend. Love your hair and omg will do anything to have some of the boiled groundnuts and groundnut sweet. Loved this vlog it was somehow comforting😅
Hahahaha thank you Cyn!!
Pa Ching Ching 😊
You know it!!! ❤️❤️
Chai I miss bamenda😭
✨ glad you could have a little taste through this video xx
Vloggers are never tired😂😂
Hahahaha gotta get that contenttttt
I really love khoki😩
Ah! Seeing this khoki makes me want to go defrost that one bundle left in the freezer and just savour 🤭🤭🤭
Ahhhh lucky you! Tina Tins, please where is this spelling of 'khoki' from? 😂😂😂😂 Is if for us to put extra stress on 'khoooo'... as in, 'khoooooki'. Hihihihihi
Is *it (ugh, typos). Also, I see you responding to other comments. You are a gem ❤❤. Love it!!
😂😂😂Woyo! 🙆🏾♀️Do you know I was going to quarrel you for your own spelling before I googled and saw that I was wrong? (Laughs in shame🤣🤣🤣🤣)
@@tinakelly6785 😂😂😂😂 please we are kindred spirits. No shame here 🚫
U look good
Thank you 🥰💕
Nous appelons cela des prunes en française. 😌
Ayayaiii yesss kingggg 👑
All the foods in this vlog makes me wanna cry from langa! 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂 prayers prayers 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Mutombu, where in Bamenda did you buy that chicken please 😊
It’s at Foncha Street Junction, on that stretch between PNEU junction and Foncha Junction
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I will check on you at small mankon house kkk
Coming soon,how is my son doing?
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How do you people cope with all the cold in Bamenda plus raining season ha. I came during the dry season cold want loss my life😂
😂😂😂😂 to be honest, I sometimes feel like the morning cold during the dry season is worse than the morning cold during the rainy season. 🥶🥶
Mutombo is a common name in the DRC, what tribe of Cameroon are you?
Hiii I am Bafanji. It's a Bantu tribe. I think all of Central Africa is Bantu
@@mutomboinprogress Thanks for your prompt response. I am going to research about your people the Bafanji. I am from Kenya myself from the Iteso found in Kenya and Uganda, a Nilotic group. I like learning about other communities of Africa. Thanks again
Abeg buy me that kinky hair ooo😅
not me reading this now 🥺
@@mutomboinprogress 🤣😂😂😂😂no worry u
Is screaming "chance chance chance" a way of luring customers?😅
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 it's a way of telling people *to shift so that he can pass. Especially since the isles of these markets are crowded. 'Give me a chance to pass'. Now that I think about it, the entire scenario is so funny.
@@mutomboinprogress oh okay 😁 It is 😅
Why are you disturbing this your hair too much na today you shave tomorrow your plate 😊
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