Paramount Chief of Limbe

Ikanea John Elufa Manga William stands as a symbol of leadership, tradition, and unwavering commitment to the cultural heritage of the Fako Division. Revered for his wisdom and vision, Chief John Elufa Manga William has devoted his life to preserving Limbe’s customs, promoting unity among its people, and fostering sustainable development within the community.

Under his guidance, traditional values seamlessly blend with modern aspirations, creating a vibrant environment where culture, education, and progress coexist. Known for his humility, approachability, and steadfast dedication, Chief John Elufa Manga William continues to inspire generations, ensuring that the legacy of Limbe remains strong, respected, and celebrated far beyond its borders.

About Mbando ya Hvako
Festival

The Mbando ya Hvako Festival is the soul of the Bakweri people — a grand celebration of heritage, identity, and ancestral pride. Held annually in the heart of Fako, this sacred festival blends tradition and unity through vibrant dances, melodious chants, symbolic rites, and ancestral storytelling. Elders pass down wisdom through folklore, while youths connect to their roots through cultural reenactments. More than a gathering, Mbando is a spiritual revival — a reminder that the heartbeat of the land echoes in its people, their culture, and their undying connection to home.