KUMBA ASSOCIATION OF OHIO ORGANISE FUNDRAISER GALA

An event to raise funds and give back to Kumba has taken place in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.

Organised by KUMBA Association of OHIO , this first annual fundraiser and Gala had a massive and impressive attendance.

The presence of guest from Atlanta, Sweden, Canada and other parts of the world, spoke volumes of the crowd pulling potentials of the city of Kumba.

A special Guest in attendance was HRH.Nfon Mukete IV Ekoko, Paramount Chief of the Bafaws, who traveled all the way from Kumba, to grace this great event with his presence.

This Association was created with the aim of bringing "Kumba People" in Ohio together, to give back to their beloved city Kumba.

According to Edward Ekwe Besingi, PRO of the Association, this event was a huge success and a symbol of the unity and love for the green city of Kumba.

By Christy Ijang

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