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Ellen Nsangong Epse Chia
Ellen Nsangong Epse Chia


from
South St Paul MN


wrote on November 19, 2020

at
10:13 am

Our condolences for the death of Pa Njapba Julius. Can't count the number of times his presence at UB and everywhere I met him, brought smiles on faces. Thanks for being a kind, welcoming and helpful in-law and father to me. May God guide and strengthen the entire family especially mama Josephine whom I always saw you two together living in great love and impacting others. Adieu papa till we meet again. Ellen and Louis Chia.

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Anong Divine Mfua
Anong Divine Mfua


from
England


wrote on November 19, 2020

at
2:40 am

Mr Njapba was a very friendly , polite and likeable man. He has a positive aura around him. Smiling all the time. We will miss him. RIP our master.

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Princely mbawa
Princely mbawa


from
London


wrote on November 19, 2020

at
12:01 am

May your soul Rest In Peace pa Njapba.
You were a gentle soul and an inspiration to many of us at BHS. You will forever be remembered in our hearts.
Go with God.

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Ngalla Nestor
Ngalla Nestor


from
Nkongsamba


wrote on November 18, 2020

at
12:32 am

Death relieves our loved ones of their suffering, but puts us in pain…what a conflict. Daddy was one of the nicest person I have ever come across. He was a wonderful man who touched my life in no small way. He accepted me amidst his children as one of his own. Words canโ€™t fully express what I feel for this sudden and shocking demise for I am utterly heartbroken. To you Sebastian, I trust your braveness and know deep in me that youโ€™ll take after Daddy in all what he left unfinished. Daddy might have left us but he will forever remain in my heart. May his humble soul rest happily and peacefully in the bosom of his Maker for eternity. Adieu Daddy๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ

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Welakuh Andrew W.
Welakuh Andrew W.


from
Yaounde


wrote on November 13, 2020

at
6:27 pm

May our Lord bless and comfort you and your family during this time of grief. I don't recall ever meeting your Dad in person my dear friend Sebo but through your true sense of character, speech, commitment and love towards your friends, classmates and neighbors I got see him in you. Because all these are what he had and was able to imprint them into you. Therefore you should not loose faith or have doubts as to where he is. He's leaves on in you. His memories would always be there to you and the entire family. And above all take comfort in God's word (Bible) as it reminds us of the resurrection thus we all meet again. Please accept my sincere condolences Bro.

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Honorรฉ Yenwongfai
Honorรฉ Yenwongfai


from
Stavanger, Norway


wrote on November 7, 2020

at
4:17 pm

It is indeed a very sad to say farewell, especially to a father. Dear "Pah Njapba" as we fondly called you, you always lit up the room with your soft spoken humble nature, and you were a father figure to many who crossed passed with you. Uncle, I thank God for all the good memories I have of you growing up in Buea. My sincere condolences to the entire Njapba family during this extremely difficult time. Daddy might be physically gone, but he will always live on in our hearts. Farewell Pah Njapba, and continue to rest peacefully in the Lord.

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Philemon FAWOH
Philemon FAWOH


from
Douala


wrote on November 6, 2020

at
3:09 am

It is sad to loose such a father and friend who has impacted many lives. I wish you a glorious and eternal rest. My prayer goes to grieving famliy left behind. May you all be comforted and be strengthened by the Lord Most high. Farewell Pa Njapba.

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Prudencia
Prudencia


from
Gatineau


wrote on November 2, 2020

at
9:16 am

Please accept my sincere condolences for the dead of your father. May his soul rest in perfect peace. I pray God gives you all wisdom and strength during this difficult moment.

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Mangoh Yusi
Mangoh Yusi


from
Bamenda


wrote on November 1, 2020

at
1:20 am

Ohhhh my own In-law, short time spent together, lifetime impact. Your way with comforting words in Limbum was just wow, I will miss our long phone calls. May the angels guid your path on this other journey of live as guaranteed by your faith and steadfast love in Christ. Your legacy as expressed in your kids and especially in your wife will live on to bear testimony of your great humility and generosity. Thank you to have been part of my life and farewell Dady.

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Kem Wilson
Kem Wilson


from
Chicago


wrote on October 30, 2020

at
11:16 pm

I want to pay homage to a life well lived. Pa Njapba lived a great life. A humble life of character, commitment to family and to his lifeโ€™s work as a teacher. My deep condolences to your lovely wife and children. May yโ€™all find solace in the example of your father and the example he set. Gods speed Pa Njapba.

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Franklin Etchu Ayukakpa
Franklin Etchu Ayukakpa


from
Leicester (United kingdom)


wrote on October 30, 2020

at
3:18 pm

Accept my sincere condolences Walters and siblings.May your entire family be comforted.
Pa Njapba was a great man; a simple man! In my high school days I couldnโ€™t wait to attend his class Cos it was interesting; lecture with humour and advice.
May his gentle soul rest in peace.
Take heart Baba!!!

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Chongwain Lilly
Chongwain Lilly


from
Bamenda


wrote on October 30, 2020

at
6:23 am

Uncle Julius, your life with us was one simple one. We pray God to give his peace to sister Josephine and the children.
Adieu!!!!

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Boevi
Boevi


from
Victoria


wrote on October 29, 2020

at
6:36 pm

It's with a very heavy heart that we learned of the demise of such a gentleman,an astute scholar and a devoted Christian.His dedication to what he did in his time left a lasting impression in the minds of most people who met him.
We trust God in his decisions and we shouldn't question them.
Fair thee well Sir.
May the God Lord comfort the entire family. Special thoughts to Ma Njabpa.

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Prodigal son
Prodigal son


from
Buea


wrote on October 29, 2020

at
10:52 am

Please accept my sincere sympathy for the loss of your father ,I share in the grief of you and your family at this sad time. May God bless and comfort you and your family during this difficult period; please accept my sincere condolences.Continue to RIP Daddy๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ

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Bertha
Bertha


from
Hull


wrote on October 29, 2020

at
8:48 am

This is sorrowful time for you Gloria, Julius and the entrie family stay strong ,My family will like to extend to you our heartfelt condolences, My heart and prayers go out to you and your family . May his soul rest in peace ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™

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Nkwan Amos
Nkwan Amos


from
Buea


wrote on October 29, 2020

at
1:10 am

Let comfort from above be on the family in Jesus Name

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James Asonglefac
James Asonglefac


from
Upper Marlboro


wrote on October 28, 2020

at
10:22 pm

I lack the words to express your passing but we know you are with the angels watching over the family. As we celebrate your life, we are thankful for mentorship and guidance you gave some of us in BHS Buea, either as our Chemistry teacher or Vice Principal.
To the family, we are praying for comfort, strength and courage.
Rest in Peace Sir.

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Felix Azenwi
Felix Azenwi


from
Warwick


wrote on October 28, 2020

at
9:42 pm

it is sad that you are no more and probably didn't have the opportunity to benefit from all the seeds u planted in UB. Though it wasn't always spoken, you were an example to emulate, simple and humble. I sure took something from that playback and hope to replicate that moving forward. Rest in peace Mr Njapba

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Toukam
Toukam


from
Nairobi


wrote on October 28, 2020

at
9:29 pm

Your joy and genius in teaching us Chemistry deeply impacted us. It made learning fun. May the Lord grant you rest. And may he confort the many youโ€™ve left behind. May your legacy live through them.

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John Gwan
John Gwan


from
Yaounde


wrote on October 28, 2020

at
7:13 pm

Dear Mr Njapba,
By being who you were, you made the world a better place. You really taught us by example- we not only learned Chemistry but how to have a good temperament, how to be humble despite being brilliant and a genius. How to have a balanced life.

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