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Protected areas are limited in the municipality and there is no strict implementation of the lawconcerning them. The most noticeable ones include the Mbibi community forest in the Talla,the Njilah/Njimsa Forest in Njilah, the Mbandfung secret forest, the Njiningo and Njipkfu forestin Ndu, and many other smaller secret forests around Fons’ palaces. There also exists […]
Three main soil types are identified; Ferallitic soils are predominantly found around the mountainous parts of the sub-region wherebases are migrated out of the soil by rainfall and other weathering processes, leaving behind ahigh concentration of sesquioxides.Alluvial soils in the area are formed as a result of the sweeping of materials from highland andtheir subsequent […]
The entire Ndu council area is well-ramified with streams and rivers, with over 20 streams takingtheir rise from the mountainous part of the area and generally flowing northeast, east and southeast. They are highly exploited in various villages as catchments for the community of thevillage. The main rivers which flow through the municipality include; The […]
The Ndu municipality entirely lies within the North West Region whose climate is of theSudano-Guinean type is marked by two seasons and an unimodal rainfall pattern; the dry seasonfrom November to mid-March and the rainy season from mid-March to November. Here, peakdry season with the least precipitation is recorded during January and February withvalues close […]
There are three mean types of religious practices in the communities: Christian, Islam and traditional religion. Christianity and Islam were introduced to the people after their settlement in the area. The importance of each religion in the area seems to be related to how early it was introduced to the people.Christianity is the most widely […]
The Ndu municipality is made up of three clans. Each has its own history. Wiya The Wiya people come from 10 chiefdoms. These are Konchep, Luh, Ndu, Ngulu, Njilah, Njimnkang, Nseh-Makop, Sehn, Wowo and Mbipgo. As concerns Wiya, their entry pattern into the area does not seem to be well known. It is believed that […]
On the 21st November 2024 – In a significant gesture to boost Ndu’s ongoing efforts to improve hygiene and sanitation, Mayor Borno distributed essential work tools to twenty-two active youth groups within the municipality. This initiative underscores the council’s commitment to engaging young people in community development and fostering a cleaner, healthier environment for all […]
Ndu excelled in Nkambe during the DONGA MANTUNG DIVISIONAL HANDICRAFT EXHIBITION by grabbing the First, Second and Seventh prizes(these positions were accompanied by financial envelopes). These winners will represent the division at the regional competition with the various crafts. Thanks to Ndu Council, the participants were identified, registered and transported to Nkambe for the event […]
Ndu Municipality covers the same administrative and geographical area as Ndu subdivision; one of the five Sub Divisions of the Donga-Mantung Division. Ndu town, which is the headquarters of the Sub Division, is located 145 km northeast of Bamenda. About 20 km of the ring road which relays the divisions of the North West Region […]
The relief here is characterized by an undulating landscape pattern with highlands and valleys aswell as plains. Altitudes range from 700m asl in the Mbaw plain to about 2200m asl at Mbiyeh(Talla) in the mountainous zone. A great deal of the high altitude here lies on the highlandmountain chain of the North West and West […]