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Statement

We the Mundani people, wishing to establish a national identity for ourselves and our posterity and seeking to draw government attention to our plight; check rural exodus, guide and promote the development of Mundani; highlight our common heritage and strengthen our brotherhood; preserve our culture and work for our common welfare; provide a suitable seat for the administration thus ensuring accessibility to common services; contribute positively to nation building and national unity; secure an administrative unit for the Mundani area and jointly develop the land set aside by the traditional councils of Bamumbu, Bechati and Folepi for a Mundani Urban Centre; have this seventh day of the week and the thirty-first day of the month of December in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and eighty-eight commissioned the said land as the common property of the Mundani people by the laying of the Traditional Foundation Stone – Npi’ne.

Signed

H. R. H. Fon Lekunze III of Bamumbu,
H. R. H. Fon Nkemtaji Jerry of Bechati,
H. R. H. Fon Nchong J. M. Of Folepi,
H. R. H. Fon Atiabo R. E. Of Besali,
H. R. H. Fon Tanko Eyong of Nkong
H. R. H. Fon Tali Teba of Banti (Mafo Mary),
H. R. H. Fon Folah Julius of Bangang,
H. R. H. Fon Akum of Igumbo,
Taku Peter, Bamumbu Traditional Council
Akanga Thomas, Bechati Traditional Council
Foranduochi Menkem D.B., Folepi Traditional Council
Ndam James (Mundani Student Union President),
Taku Jacob (President of MEDA),
Tatsi Jacob (Doyen of Mundani elites).