Cameroon Clergy Side with an Oppressive Regime against the truth An Open Letter to Archbishop Andrew Nkea regarding Statement urging Cameroonians to “leave the Bishops to preach their gospel” Thursday, January 8, 2026. By Prof. Januarius Asongu, Chancellor, Saint Monica University, Buea, Cameroon Dear Archbishop Nkea: Greetings! Your statement urging Cameroonians to “leave the Bishops…
Former CBC Executive President Rev. Dr Nditemeh Charlemagne and others sentenced CBC: Court Orders Church to Pay Former CBC Christians 5 million CFA The Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) has been ordered by the Yaounde Court of First Instance to pay 5 million CFA in damages to two of its former Christians. The two were excommunicated…
Rev. Dr. Nditemeh Charlemagne Elected to Lead FATEB Board of Governors Under the guidance of the Association of Evangelicals in Africa (AEA), based in Nairobi, Kenya, the Board of Governors of the Pan-African Evangelical Theological Seminary has appointed Rev. Dr. Nditemeh Charlemagne as President of the FATEB Board of Governors, also known as Président du…
Hundreds of Anglican Priests have converted to Catholicism as Anglicanism in the UK is collapsing. Since the 1990s, with a recent 2025 study revealing around 700 former clergy (including 16 bishops) have joined, accounting for roughly a third of new Catholic priests in England & Wales during that period, driven by disillusionment with Anglican changes…
The church does not pay ransom but colludes with corrupt governments Today, November 26, marks the deadline set by Archbishop Andrew Nkea of Bamenda for the release of Rev. Fr. John Berinyuy Tatah, who was abducted by armed Ambazonia separatist fighters together with other clergy on November 15 and 18. Despite repeated appeals, he remains…
When the Church Chose Silence Over Justice By *Christopher Achobang The Catholic Church in Cameroon remains one of the most powerful institutions in the country, present in every village, respected by nearly every household, and listened to by millions more than any political party could dream of. Its network of parishes, priests, catechists, and lay…
PCC Silent, Absent. It is a whole new level of insensitive leadership we are living in the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon. For Moderator Miki’s entire six months at the helm of the Church, Truth House has been pointing out many aspects of the Church’s life that need prompt attention. It is impossible to imagine how…
Transparency and Accountability are all we need, Truth House Truth House, a concerned Caucus of outstanding Christians of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon – PCC meeting in Douala on Saturday, September 13, 2025, examined salient issues affecting the church, especially since the coming of Fonki to power and his simulation of a handing over that…
Who Runs the PCC? Rev. Fonki is remembered as saying at one time that once he left the office of Moderator, he was ready to go wherever he was sent as a pastor. But it has been months since he was posted to Nsimeyong as hospital chaplain, but instead of reporting there for duty, he…
This is the voice of Amazonia. Truth in resistance, clarity in crisis. Today is Sunday, August 17th, 2025. Today’s editorial is titled, Archbishop Andrew Nkea, Apostle of Peace or Advocate of Power. When the history of this conflict is written, Archbishop Andrew Nkea of Bamenda will stand as a figure of uneasy contradiction. To the…
