CEO of Moghamo transport agency Doh Wilfred dies

The CEO of Moghamo Express, a Bamenda-based interurban transport agency, Doh Wilfred Nwanti, popularly called Pa Moghamo, is dead.

In a message on Facebook, his daughter, Doh Victory, who is a gospel artist, wrote that he died May 24 at a private clinic in Bonanjo, Douala, after an illness.

“It is with regret that we announce the the death of the father of min Victory Doh. Mr Doh Wilfred Nwanti popularly known as Pa MOGHAMO before death was the CEO/Owner of Moghamo Express, a traveling agency in the national territory of Cameroon,” a message posted by her manager reads.

“Our heartfelt condolences to our dear Minister Victory Doh who is going through a very tough time now and to the entire Doh’s family. We emplore you, her followers, to be with her in prayers in this very trying moment,” the message furthered.

The transport agency grounded operations across its terminals on Saturday to mourn the deceased CEO.

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