This is from the album Makossa Feelings produced by Nanje Music Production, Inc. in 2008

Belle Famille by Fred Bollo

This album, titled "Waka" by Peugeot Bebey was produced in 2010 Nanje Music Production, Inc

Pleurs d'un enfant

Makossa Feelings by Fred Bollo

This song is dedicated to lady, Commy, who has been in search for someone to fall in love with all over Africa and has finally found that love in Cameroon. This is the song that marks the exit of Nanje Music Production in the musical scene. I will not be in the production of music anymore due to the several obstacles inherent in it.

Commy Muna

This is a demo of the new music by Betondi James. It is almost complete. This is the month that the song is scheduled to come out. Enjoy it and provide us with the feedback.
Nanje Music Production Inc, will start the distribution of Betondi James' new album, Ngomo Ya Malle, on the 26th of May in all the villages in the Oroko land. Those of you in Kumba and other big cities will have to wait till the 9th of June when Betondi James shall be having an album release party at Canton Bar and Cabaret, in Kumba. I want to sincerely thank all of you, his fans, for the tremendous patience you have exercised till now. Nanje Music Production Inc, is committed to excellence; that is why we have taken this much time, invested a lot of money, to ensure that the album exceeds not only the Oroko man's expectation, but that of Cameroonians in general.

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Matono ma Ngoh by Betondi James

Dinyangi by Betondi James

1. NGOMO YA MALLE: This is a collection of juju songs from the Oroko land superbly arranged to put people on their feet. The song invokes the spirits to protect the indigenes of the Oroko land. Women do not partake in the malle ceremony; only the men do,

Ngomo Ya Malle by Betondi James

It is a song exposing certain injustices in our Cameroonian society and also the misconduct of some officials of the government of Cameroon especially as it relates to the appropriation of services to the Oroko people in the South west region, especially those in Ndian division.

How we go do?

Ngomo Ya Dior

 The artist denounces some customs and frustrating traditions in some communities in Cameroon, especially of the Orokos, whereby, a widow is subjected to sufferings, humiliations and deprivation of the rights to possess the wealth she and her late husband worked for before his death. The law must protect the widow in doing away with outdated customs and traditions, the artist cries.

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