Ituka Ya Mokoussa
By Nanje Music Production Inc.- Listen and also read Dr. Hamilton Ayuk's article by clicking his link below the album cover. The USA edition of the album is currently in prints now with discmakers and shall be ready for distribution early next month. The delay has been primarily because of the design of the album cover pages, which has been resolved now. Thanks to all those who helped in realizing the album-"Masoma"
http://soundcloud.com/jacksonnanje/ituka-ya-mokoussahttp://princehamilton.blogspot.com/2012/10/benson-egbe-when-culture-becomes.html
The story of "when culture becomes a backdoor for wickedness" captured vividly by Dr. Hamilton Ayuk in the above link is what Nanje Music Production and Mr. Betondi James (Artist) had earlier underscored in the song Ituka Ya Mokoussa (the problems of a widow). This is not only a problem conronts the Manyu people; it is rampantly an irrelevant practice of the Oroko people as well. And regrettably, this uncivilized practice is the mainstay to most cultures in Cameroon. It is write-ups and songs as these ones that our Cameroonian civil society must read anb listen to in order to eradicate these archaic traditional outfits, which do not only undermine widows but continues to downplay the role of women in our society.
