MEVCUDA National Coordinator’s sister laid to rest

The mortal remains of Princess Lucy Limunga Fonderson, the junior sister of HRM Chief Ndiko Fonderson Henry, National Coordinator of Meveo Cultural and Development Assembly (MEVCUDA) and Chief of Lower Meveo village, was laid to rest on Saturday, October 4, 2025, at Lower Meveo Newlayout-Ombe in Limbe I Subdivision, Fako Division, South West Region

Speaking during the service, Rev. Ekema Monjimbo captioned his message “You can’t escape from God judgment”. With scripture reading from Hebrew 9:27.

The man of God told the mourners that God is close to the broken hearted. He urged them not to wait for trouble days before they can give their life to Christ which will be too late.

Rev. Ekema Monjimbo told the mourners to live their live worthy of their calling as Christians and be ready to meet their creator whenever he comes knocking.

“Death is an appointment that cause people to cry, bring sorrow. As long as Jesus Christ hasn’t returned back, me and you will someday, somehow will be appointed.” Rev. Ekema Monjimbo said.

Tributes to Princess Lucy Limunga Fonderson

HRH Ndiko FONDERSON said, “Dear Lucy Limunga FONDERSON, You were my sister, my mother, my wife, my daughter. What did I not do for you? Tell me what we did not do to preserve your life?”,

“Please tell me where are you going? We love you, but God wants you now. Rest in perfect peace and be assured. Rest in peace, I say!”.

His son Wilfred Ngalie Fonderson said, “Mum, words cannot tell how I feel at this moment because I don't know how to express myself, but I keep asking myself if life is a gift that can just be taken away anytime by its giver without notice, because your departure made me feel that way”,

“But at the end, I don't consider life to be a gift because it's still going to be taken away from us. I feel discouraged, but I won't say much”,

“I can only promise you that, by God's grace, I'm going to please you by being a smart, successful, hardworking, organized, and straightforward person in life.”

On his part, his brother Charles Kalla Fonderson said, “Dear Mum, I really don't know where to start. I am a testimony of your health challenges, as we have lived under the same roof both in and out of Cameroon for over the past 10 years”,

“While we were both rejoicing that your health was becoming stable, the cold hands of death came and stole you away from us. Rest on, Mum, until we met again.”

Brief biography of Princess Lucky Limunga Fonderson 

Princess Lucy Limunga FONDERSON was born on November 30, 1982, in the town of Ozoro, then Bendel State, which is now Delta State, Nigeria. 

She was the seed of Mola William Ngalie Peter FONDERSON and Sarah Tonge FONDERSON, both of blessed memory. 

She attended Government Primary School Down Beach Group (1) and later attended Government Bilingual High School (GBHS Limbe). 

She later enrolled to study nursing and midwifery at Saint James Nursing Institute in Muyuka, where she obtained a diploma in 2011. 

Princess Lucy Limunga FONDERSON then delved into several business ventures, most particularly the export and sales of African food products to Turkey and the importation of Turkish fashion products to Cameroon. 

Princess Lucy Limunga was in Turkey for a medical trip late last August, where she suffered some health complications.

We decided to fly her back to Cameroon for detailed follow-up, and she spent weeks of unsuccessful medical attention and surveillance both in Douala and at the Regional Hospital in Limbe. 

Several efforts to restore her health were inprogressive until Monday, September 22, 2025, when she took her last breath. 

 Princess Lucy Limunga Fonderson was married but later divorced. She leaves behind a son, sisters, brothers, cousins, nieces, nephews, uncles, aunts, and a host of friends to mourn her demise

Cross section of dignitaries in Fako answered present 

The burial was attended by DO for Limbe I, 2nd Deputy City Mayor, Senator Papinatu Fonderson, Paramount Chief of Limbe, Chief of Ndame Island, Prof. Che Tita, Chief of Dikolo, Bimbia among others dignitaries.

BY SIMON KALLA

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