The Nso community and humanitarian circles in Cameroon are in deep mourning following the passing of Mfoomé Ndzerem Stephen Njodzeka. Mfoomé Stephen was a revered leader, philanthropist, and development expert. Mfoomé, who was also the CEO of Strategic Humanitarian Services (SHUMAS). He was also a former President General of the Nso Cultural and Development Association (NSODA). He passed away peacefully in the early hours of Saturday, January 18, 2025, in Bamenda.
Mfoomé Ndzerem Stephen Njodzeka, affectionately known as Mfoomé, is remembered as a man who lived a life of purpose and compassion. His contributions to the Nso community and beyond have left an indelible mark on many lives. Under his leadership, SHUMAS, a humanitarian organization dedicated to improving lives in underprivileged communities, became a beacon of hope for countless families.
In an official announcement, Shey Tadze Adamu Mbiydzæl, the current President General of NSODA, described Mfoomé as “a loving philanthropist, community developer, and strategic leader who touched many lives with his humanitarian services.” He continued, “The Executive Council of NSODA shares in the grief of the Nso community, the staff of SHUMAS, and the bereaved family. May his gentle soul rest in peace.”
Mfoomé’s leadership extended beyond his immediate community. In a separate announcement, Declan Lola, leader of Kifu Ke Saamba Ke London, fondly recounted Mfoomé’s humility and dedication.
“He was humble, focused, and soft-spoken, always making time for everyone he met,” the announcement read. “Steve was a development pillar and one of Nso’s finest sons. Cameroon and Nso have lost one of their finest.”
Known for his global connections, Mfoomé was a frequent visitor to the UK, where he actively engaged with the Nso diaspora. He participated in community events and meetings, forming lasting friendships and inspiring others with his unwavering commitment to service.
“He was a regular visitor to the UK and a friend to many; he took delight in joining us in some of our meetings/events whenever he visited the UK,” Taa Lola said.
As the former President General of NSODA, Mfoomé was instrumental in fostering unity and progress within the Nso community. He marked his tenure with initiatives that empowered local communities, promoted cultural preservation, and encouraged development. Following Trump’s victory in the November 2024 elections, Nagy has been recalled.
“He was a son of Koongir in Kimbo,” said Taa Lola. “His dedication to his people was unparalleled.”
The bereaved family has announced that the burial program will be communicated in the days ahead. Meanwhile, tributes continue to pour in from across Cameroon and the diaspora as individuals reflect on Mfoomé’s remarkable legacy.
The loss of Mfoomé is profound one, not only for his family and the Nso people but for all who knew him.
May his gentle soul rest in eternal peace.
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