The Biography of S. N. Ejedepang-Koge: Teacher, Writer, Man of Culture

By Livinus Njume Esambe

S. N. Ejedepang-Koge is a well read man who inspires many people, young and old. From a large African family, he has always lived in a large household. He gradually emerged into modernity from this traditional socialization through a determined pursuit of western education, always preparing concurrently for two certificates, because he wished to be amongst the best at any time.

Privileged in a mass of the disadvantaged, he believes, in sharing so as to help others to rise. As a result he always asserts that a house is never full. His house is always full of school children and, civil servants who came to chase their files in Yaounde to the extent that his house was called a Bakossi Embassy. Whenever, his children stayed for sometime without guests in the house, they worried and asked whether they had angered visitors. There is always something to eat and those who require assistance for transportation or to complete their files always receive it.

A professional teacher, Mr. Ejedepang-Koge has worked with the Church and the government; he had the advantage of working in many parts of his country Cameroon. He also served as Cultural Counsellor at Cameroon Embassy in Washington DC. He learnt to live with joy and pain and, in the diversities of his country. He is approachable and patient with all types of people. He stresses that no one should be treated with disdain, for every individual has something to offer at one time or other of our life. Intent on promoting education, he is co-founder of three private schools in Cameroon.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: May 2, 2014
• ISBN: 9781493199945

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