the Nseh People: History, Culture, Kingship, and Identity in Cameroon Grassfields

The Nseh People: History, Culture, Kingship, and Identity in the Cameroon Grassfields is a rich historical and cultural exploration of one of the enduring communities of the Cameroon Grassfields. Drawing from oral traditions, communal memory, historical interpretation, and available scholarship, Ngah Edward Ndze reconstructs the migration, settlement, political organization, spiritual life, economy, and social transformation of the Nseh people from the nineteenth century to the modern era.The book examines the origins of the Nseh kingdom, the institution of the Fon, kinship structures, traditional religion, colonial encounters, Christianity, education, development, and contemporary challenges facing the community. It also highlights the importance of preserving oral history, cultural identity, and indigenous knowledge in a rapidly changing world.More than a local history, this work is a contribution to African historical preservation and cultural self-understanding. It is an important resource for students, researchers, educators, cultural institutions, and all readers interested in African history and heritage.

Pagina's: 165, Paperback, Independently published