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Caption Forty-five Bahá’ís from 18 communities in Cameroon and three visitors from neighboring Nigeria participated last December 27-January 2 in the fourth annual Bahá’í Summer School in Limbe, Cameroon. This was the first English-speaking summer school ever held in Limbe; another school for French-speaking Bahá’ís was held in Yaoundé. Limbe, formerly Victoria, is important in the history of the Faith in West Africa, as it was there that the Hand of the Cause of God Enoch Olinga arrived to teach in 1954. He later was designated a Knight of Bahá’u’lláh by the Guardian, Shoghi Effendi, for his pioneering work in what was then the British Cameroons.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 625, page 13. View as PDF

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