Congratualtions Mr. & Mrs. Mokoro
CAMOLA wish to congratulate Mr. Mokoro Julius, one of the founding members of this organization who tied the knot of matrimony on March 24, 2007 at Atlanta Georgia. We heard from the vines that Julius was all smiles and his lovely bride Shannon was full of tears.(tears of joy). Welcome Julio to the house of the "kwifons". Pictures coming soon.

Cameroonian family delivers triplets.
2004 was a very good one for us in Lowell. There is the saying that "A child belongs to the mother only when it is in the stomach. Once the child is out, it belongs to the community." We are blessed not only with one child but with three from two Cameroonian families here in Lowell. The first set was born on September 14, 2004 to the parents of Martha and Al Koroma. They had two boys and one girl.
The second set of triplets came on December 8, 2004 to the parents of Bibianne and Richard Bateboga. They also had two boys and one girl. On behalf of the Cameroonians of Lowell Association, we will like to say Congratulations once more to the parents.
The Cameroonians of Lowell visited Martha and Al with some gifts to the children. They also visited the Batebogas'. Parents and children are doing great.

Taking into consideration that this is an unusual birth situation, The Cameroonians of Lowell are appealing to anyone who can help in any way both financially and otherwise to please let us know. Whatever is given will be passed on to these families. Give us a call (978) 452-4270) or send us an email. Click here to see pictures of the triplets.

Cameroonians of Lowell salutes local hero for outstanding community service.
On Wednesday, October 22, 2004, Community Teamwork honored nine Greater Lowell residents for going above and beyond to improve the quality of life for others at its 10th Annual Evening with Local Heroes. Two hundred and sixty people filed into Lenzi's Catering in Dracut to celebrate their heroes and participate in the recognition event. Fru Nkimbeng, one of the founding members of the Cameroonians of Lowell Assoc. was one of the recipients. Congratulations Fru. We are very proud of you and continue the good job. Click here for some pictures.

Cameroonians of Lowell's kids dance troop is going places.
One of the greatest achievements of this organization is to be able to pass on the culture to the new generation. This new generation are the children who are born in this country from Cameroonian parents. Most of these kids know very little or nothing about the culture. CAMOLA tries to pass this on through traditional dances and folk tales just as it is being done at home. The camola kids dance as we call them have performed in so many places and occasions such as weddings, festivals, fundraisings and birthdays. For a very limited fee, these kids can put a smile on your face. If you have an occasion and you don't know how to spice it up, let us know. The kids will do it for you.