STORIES ABOUT PROF

Daddy, daddy, daddy, where are you? It will take me a very long time to accept that you are no longer physically here with us but I'm positive your spirit is around us. You've left me wondering how life will continue without you. It comes to a point, we can't keep on questioning God because HE best

Tribute to Professor Ajaga Nji; a distinguished scholar; a genuine intellectual and professional model Prof; your sudden demise took me by surprise, given your concern for maintaining good health and well being. By exercising regularly, being careful about what you ate and carrying out annual m

“Good morning Prof”. “Good morning Mr Shu. How are you?” This is the peculiar way we started our day. Prof, I am made to understand that we will never have this mutual interaction again. It has taken me time to sit down and try to write this as an eulogy. This has been a very difficult obligation fo

Your indelible impact in the lives of many will live on for generations I remember visiting you in Dschang years after we had moved to the USA with the children to join Jonathan and we had a great conversation that extended to the wee hours of the morning. It was a very rewarding conversa

​​Ni as we respectfully refer to an elder brother in Meta. I will not forget this fateful day the 21 of July 2021 when my phone rang at mid night and I was instinctively scared of taking the call. The call was from my sister Mrs Dorothy Tanwani. I suspected something was amiss . The message was br

The fun, loving, energetic, and dedicated father. You extended your self-acquired knowledge and experiences acquired throughout your journey to everyone willing to listen. Wether it be bike and motorcycle riding, swimming (you learned on your own in the lakes of Mbengwi), typewriting, language-tra

*A tribute from Grace Tah Mbah* *to Professor Ajaga Ajaga Nji.* I grew up to know Professor Ajaga Nji as Daddy. He played a remarkable role in the family and particularly in my life . Dear Daddy you have sown the seed of im perishable values in our lives. You taught us hard work,pun

Prof., as I fondly remember him, was selfless and meticulous in his endeavors, generous with his knowledge, rigorous and pragmatic in his world view, and capacious and altruistic in his interactions. An indefatigable philanthropist, you are also famed for the breadth and depth of your scholarship. Y

Dad! You taught me the meaning of Dad again when once i had lost Critical thinker, kind hearted father, creative all who came under your wings felt ur fatherly love and guidance These last months you made me feel you were my giant, always camly observing and there was nothing we couldn't overcome

It is still so hard to believe that" uncle" Dr Ajaga Nji i knew as a little girl and later on he became my father in-law has transitioned from earth. Even though we spoke sparingly ,those moments were filled with love, wisdom and encouragement. Prof, as a dad you raised great and innovative

Tehfon Prof Ajaga Nji. It is still unbelievable that you are no more. When I visited you in the hospital you were if someone could me you not leave again I wouldn't have believe. Today I am so confused. You were a pila of development in Tugi. You were an educationest. You saw many children from Tug

TRIBUTE TO A FALLEN HERO, A VERITABLE ICON I don’t know where to start nor the appropriate words to say, that will express the emptiness of life after I heard of the demise of my dear brother and mentor, Professor Ajaga Nji. The news came to me early one morning and it shook the very fabric of m

My dear Prof, You have kicked the bucket. It was a shock for me to be informed of your sudden and premature death. The telephone call I had from Bafoussam announcing your death terrified me. Each time we met at NEC meetings of the SDF we embraced each other. We had a vision for the Meta people a

Dear Uncle, I was lost for words when I heard of the heart-breaking news and writing this seems so surreal; very unexpected. No matter how brief my encounters with you were over the years, I always had the opportunity to elevate my game in one way or the other. I always remember the significance of

​From Auntie Dorothy Tawani Daddy we are all going to miss you. We remember your Trickle up program and safety net programs for income generating activities with the impacts of alleviating poverty among the less privileged families. Consequently some of these families were able to sponsor thei

Dad, we will miss your sense of humor. You were a man of interesting and endless possibilities.

*A tribute from Grace Tah Mbah* *to Professor Ajaga Nji.* I grew up to know Proffessor Ajaga Nji as Daddy. He played a remarkable role in the family and particularly in my life . Dear Daddy you have sown the seed of im perishable values in our lives. You taught us hard work,punctual

Eulogy from Dorothy Tah Tanwani Things fall apart My brother, my father my friend! It is with a heavy heart that I write these few words. Daddy Prof, I never knew it will happen so soon. When my father passed on, you immediately filled the gap. I started living with you from the age of seven. You nu

Your love was an indication of my overall marital happiness.I did not know you were too fond of me until you came down to Buea to spend time with us that time we were visiting from Gabon. You poured your heart into my husband and gave him direction. You showed my kids so much love 😭.I will miss you

Where are you that I am looking for? Why this sudden embarrassment when you have not yet completed your planned mission to the entire family of Tugi and the world my dearest brother? At any rate God knows better than me and the rest. You made Tugians what they are are to day as Tugi

Prof. Ajaga Nji (I had a very heavy tongue calling you Ajaga, in spite of your insistence for me to do so), we are deeply saddened by your unexpected departure. You and I lived as the best of friends since we met at Iowa State University, USA, 41 years ago. Upon your graduation with a PhD, you cam

Hey Doc. it is hard and sad to believe that you are gone for good. What can I say? In my view you were always serious but when you smiled or laughed, one could see that it came from your heart. I have known you for most of my life and it was so unbelievable when I received a text from my namesake, T