Welcome Message from the President

Dear Moghamoan and Friends of Moghamo:

After more than a decade of existence MEDA-USA has come of age. We are highly honored to have you as visitor to our web site to review some of the bold initiatives that could only be dreamt of at the inception of this association. Today, the mission continues with increased vigor and enthusiasm, with a new surge of energy and passion to enhance the socio-economic and cultural development of Moghamo; with a new commitment to make a difference in the lives of our people back home.

Under my leadership and certainly with your support, MEDA-USA will embark on bold new initiatives with a specific emphasis in tackling the HIV epidemic in Moghamo; to offer educational assistance to children orphaned by AIDS; to support Women's Empowerment programs that truly empowers the Moghamo woman; to renovate and expand our only public library; to fight deforestation and to celebrate the proud heritage of the Moghamo people in ways that echoes our cultural values at home and abroad, and restores the dignity of our fondoms. With your support we can build a stronger MEDA-USA, a more committed membership base and above all, make Moghamo a better place.

We count on your support and your suggestions on new projects or how we can improve on the current projects. Stay blessed and hope you come back to visit with us.

Dr. Christopher Njeh
President – MEDA-USA
A Moghamo Cultural and Development Association (MOCUDA).

In recent months MEDA-USA has embarked on some bold new initiatives to help Moghamoans back in their native Cameroon. The links below will explain some of the initiatives and how you can help make those dreams come true.                   

This web site is a showcase of the history of the Moghamo People, their proud heritage, rich culture, and the activities of MEDA-USA in the United States and in Cameroon. It also has link to other sister organizations and updates on all issues pertinent to Moghamo. It is a one-stop shop in which you will learn about the Moghamo people and their activities especially in the Diaspora. We hope you will find the information posted here both informative and rewarding and that you will pass the information unto others, share your opinion with us and will come back again and again to learn new things about us as they become available.