Helen Agbor Mbuagbaw - Online Gedenkwebseite

On behalf of the entire manyu community in Germany I hereby extend our sincere condolence to the entire family of Helen. Her death has been a heartfelt situation to us and to the entire Manyu community all over the word.

May her soul rest in peace.

Ayukegba Ernest.

I met  Helen once when Lilian Ndoke and I stopped by to check on her health.  I was blown away by her calmness and acceptance of what was going on in her life in regards to her illness.  I remembered her telling us about her diet, because she had just started a new diet which consisted of only fresh fruits, and raw vegetables.

I will never forget this young beautiful life taken so not ready.  My prayers are with the entire family, especialy her daughter.  May Helen find peace where ever she is Amen.

ASHAKE.

Yes My darling, dynamic, chic, go-getter, adventurous, warm, sassy, up-beat, strong, yes loving Manyu-Saker Baptist college sister loved Bayangi and each time we met it was our highlight. That is why I will now change to Kenyang in this dirge:

Agbor-Nchang!

Ngore-baganem

Manor ntaya!!

Chong meh bengeh eru keh Bechem

Ane nyu ndak

chong me ndi na eh????

woh veh woh mbak chi police keh?

woh nki chi socialwork keh?

Woh veh woh adopt chi moh keh?

Woh veh woh mbai chi nem keh?

Woh veh woh mbey chi moh keh?

wogwah Agbor-nchang!!!

Ngore-baganem

newu abep

newu woh tang

kenyang keh roh ma  nyu

chong me pere ndem ne aha eh?

Manoh, nekoh peti-peti

Agbor-nchang, mandem achi a nfai

Veseh se chi wen

Mavicka chong a bagha sairi

se ndoh ambagh noh.

Mu ndek yi veh "Amen".

The Agbor's family extends our warm and sincere condolences to the Mbuagbaw's family.

Manfred Agbor

Indianapolis, IN

May the almighty Lord guide Helen through her journey and the Besong family extends their deep and sincere condolences to the Mbuagbaws at home and in the diaspora. Respectfully,

Njang-Akong-Achen.

Dear Helen,

In your short life it was always difficult to know which day was a bad day for you. In death I pray that you continue to light the eternal life of others with that smile.

Very few people in our community also know that you have a first class command of the spoken banyangi grammar. Your intonation and phonetic streeses where quite remarkable, just remarkable. If nobody has heard you speak banyangi then they would not understand my point. 

 Besides your infectious smile, it is one thing I will always remember you.

In my eyes you have not died, you have simply been relieved from the constant pain and suffering from the cancer as your memories remain unique to us who knew you on this earth.

Stay warm and keep smiling, my sister.

Dr. Enowmpang Agbor - London