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Read some of the newspaper articles, web articles and magazine mentions that write about our initiatives, challenges and successes. These articles provide in-depth analysis and insights on the issues and opportunities of restitution.

How 4 Countries Are Preparing to Bring Stolen Treasures Home

The article by New York Times explores the efforts of various actors to restore the cultural heritage of their countries that were looted by colonial powers. It examines the challenges and opportunities of reclaiming treasures from museums and private collections around the world. The article further elaborates on how these initiatives are transforming the museum sector and engaging the public in a dialogue about history, identity, and belonging. To read more click the button below

Cameroon's 120-year wait for return of 'Queen Mother' from Germany

TRT Afrika has published a reflective article on the plight of the Nso people in Cameroon, who have been longing for the restitution of their spiritual heritage. Ngonnso, a wooden statue of their queen mother, has been held in German museums for more than a century. Sylvie Vernyuy Njobati, a restitution activist, shares the frustration and challenges of bringing Ngonnso back home. To read more, click on the link below.

provenance research: Ngonnso' founding mother of the Nso

The blog of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum and the City, published a provenance research article about the origin of the Nso Fondom of Cameroon and the role of Ngonnso in its creation. The article also describes the violence that the Nso people faced during colonial times. To read the full article, click on Read More below.

“It’s more than what you see” – restitution activist narrates unusual museum story

Camer Today in their recent publication on restitution stars Sylvie Njobati and her experience at the Grassi Museum. “If there is one place that gives Cameroonian restitution activist, Sylvie Njobati the chills, it is a museum. While to many, museums are a hallmark of art and home to history, the structures are to her, jails where the heritage of her people and other African localities are imprisoned.”

Cameroon's Ngonnso: 'My fight to bring our sacred stolen statue home'

In an interview with Sylvie Njobati, a human rights activist, BBC uncovers her journey and inspiration. She also shared how her grandfather influenced her current activism and her journey to find self. She is now advocating for the return of Nso cultural heritage from Germany. To read the full article click on Read More below.

Nso's Fon on the Trail of Ngonnso in Berlin

On Saturday 12th November 2022, the Humboldt Museum in Berlin was the scene of an unforgettable event for the People of Nso in Cameroon. It was a historic meeting between the goddess Ngonnso and the Fon of Nso, who made the important journey for this occasion and to further conversations on the return of Nso royal objects, looted in the colonial era. To read more click the button below.

Humboldt Forum: Ngonnso' Founding Mother of the Nso

The blog of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum and the City, published an article on Germany’s role in the looting of about 40,000 artifacts from Cameroon. It however focuses on Ngonnso in this article and the evolution of the restitution process, its challenges, and its achievements. To read the full article click on Read More below.

Thinking and acting from Africa: what can we learn from each other?

Ngonnso makes the cover of the Mapinduzi journal’s 7th edition. In this great issue of the journal, co-edited by Christiane Kayser and Flaubert Djateng: “Thinking and Acting from Africa: What Can We Learn from Each Other?” How can we think and act together in the face of these seemingly insurmountable challenges?

A perverted form of collecting

During the colonial period, the imperial “protection force” brought artefacts from Cameroon to Germany in large numbers. Now researchers are describing for the first time the extent of the theft, from which German museums are still benefiting today. Click the read more below for the full article.

Shambles Of Haunted Africa: Time to Stop Paying The Coloniser's Bills

“List the top five issues you believe are plaguing this country and I will show you how each of them relates to colonialism.” This was activist, Sylvie Njobati’s response to a reporter who quizzed her on the need to invest so much energy on restitution of cultural heritages while society faces other ‘more pressing issues.’ To read more click the read more link below

Sysy House of Fame spurs mental decolonisation through theatrical performance

Young talented Cameroonians performed a play themed decolonising spaces and mindset
through theatre, courtesy of Sysy House of Fame a cultural organisation and directed by Tafor Ateh. The play recounts the suffering Africans in general and Cameroonians in particular had to go through in the hands of their colonial masters, especially the Germans.

Founder of SHF - Njobati Sylvie profiled

Founder of Sysy House of Fame – Njobati Sylvie was profiled on issue 1/23 of LoNam Magazine in Germany. Discover them and discover Njobati Sylvie by clicking on the link read more below.

Royal delegation from Cameroon demands the return of objects in the Linden Museum in Stuttgart

Fon Sehm Mbinglo II has expressed his desire to have some Nso sacred objects in exposition at the Linden Museum returned in February of 2023. He says “He is happy to see these objects, but sad to know that they are in a museum in Germany and not home in Nso. Sylvie Njobati (the activist behind the #BringBackNgonnso campaign) expresses her discontentment in seeing them displayed in museums.

Germany to return stolen Ngonnso' statue to Cameroon

“Bring Back Ngonnso,” a civil society initiative, has been campaigning for the statue’s return for years, as the Nso people say they have suffered numerous calamities since the statue was stolen.
“The Ngonnso’ has a central role for the Nso’, as she is considered a mother deity,” the foundation said in a statement. Click the link for more.

Germany returns artefacts taken from Africa during colonial rule

Priceless artefacts removed and looted from African nations during Germany’s colonial period will be permanently returned, officials said. The Berlin-based Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, which manages the German capital’s many museums, said on Monday it had entered into negotiations on the returns of artefacts to Namibia, Tanzania and Cameroon.

Sylvie Njobati : "These items are rightfully ours" - DW

“I’m not surprised. I’m disappointed that it took so long for Germany to start returning these items. It’s a kind of realization that I’ve been expecting for a long time, since the world talks a lot about global justice and tries to fight other injustices. This should have happened a long time ago” Sylvie Njobati in this interview.

Ngonnso Will Finally Come Home to Cameroon: The only known depiction of the queen mother of the Nso people was taken to Germany 120 years ago

In a report by Atlas Obscura, it’s estimated that more than 40,000 Cameroonian objects are currently held in German museums, said Richard Tsogang Fossi, a postdoctoral researcher on Cameroonian cultural heritage at the Technische Universität Berlin. “Punitive expeditions are one of the biggest ways in which the objects were removed,” he said.

Interview of Cameroon activist (Sylvie Njobati) about colonialism: "The pain is still there"

“Ngonnso is our identity. She is our history. She’s our culture. She is the essence of our existence today. When we look back, we don’t see anything because we are unable to see Ngonnso. Ngonnso makes us who we are and connects us to our ancestors. She gives us meaning and history to hold on to.” More on this by Sylvie Njobati. Click to read more.

Royal visit from Nso, Cameroon in the Humboldt Forum

Fon Sehm Mbinglo II of Nso caught his first view of Ngonnso on November 12, 2022 after being on the throne for 30 years. Ngonsso alongside other Nso Royal objects have been held in the Ethnological museums since 1903. The Fon of Nso made this historic trip following a decision to return Ngonnso; Queen mother of the Nso people. Click the read more below for more

The inconvenient truth of Berlin’s new cultural centre

“We still think about this loss every day,” says Gad Semaiy Shiynyuy; Cameroon-born activist. “We believe that this object has divine powers and it’s the same object that our forefathers used to perform rituals to cleanse our land.” This was covered by the media TRT World.

Germany ready to return ‘looted’ goddess statue to Cameroon

Ever since their mother goddess was spirited away by a German general in 1902, the Nso people of northwest Cameroon have had a streak of rotten luck.
Crop failures, civil war and the premature deaths of their rulers have all been blamed on Berlin, where the tribe’s much-missed statue of Ngonnso has spent more than a century in exile. For more Click the link below

Germany to return stolen Ngonnso statue to Cameroon

Germany will return a statue of a goddess that was stolen from Cameroon 120 years ago, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation said on Monday, part of a growing trend to return artifacts taken during the colonial era. Last year, Germany announced its intention to return the Benin Bronzes to Nigeria and apologized for its role in the massacre of Herero and Nama tribes in Namibia more than a century ago.

Germany Gives Back Goddess

The female figure, known as Ngonnso’, will be returned to the kingdom of Nso’ in northwestern Cameroon. It was taken by colonial officer Kurt von Pavel and donated to Berlin’s Ethnological Museum in 1903.
“Bring Back Ngonnso,” a civil society initiative, has been campaigning for the statue’s return for years, as the Nso people say they have suffered numerous calamities since the statue was stolen.

When Can Ngonnso Return Home?

The Ethnological Museum in Berlin is home to a statue called Ngonnso, taken from her home by German colonialists at the beginning of the 20th century. A tribe in Cameroon has been demanding her return for decades. And now, they may finally be granted their wish.

Ngonnso': Board of Trustees paves way for return to Cameroon

News from 06/27/2022
At today’s meeting, the SPK Foundation Council authorized SPK President Hermann Parzinger to conclude an agreement with the responsible authorities in Cameroon on the repatriation of the so-called Ngonnso’.

Fon of Nso people in Cameroon hopes for return of royal "objects" from museums

Baden-Württemberg has many cultural objects that were stolen from their countries of origin during the colonial period. Religious objects are also included. The country is also open to talks about restitution when a king from Cameroon, HRH the Fon of Nso visits.

Fon of Nso in Germany for imminent return of Ngonnso Statue and other Royal Objects

His Royal Highness, Fon Sehm Mbinglo I, ruler of the Nso tribe in Cameroon’s North West region is currently in Germany for activities in the build up to the return of their sacred statue, the Ngonnso’. The traditional ruler touched down in the European nation on Sunday November 13, five months after the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation announced it was going to return the deity looted over 100 years ago by German colonial masters.

Who is Sylvie Njobati, the Cameroonian activist who worked for the return of the Ngonnso statue?

It’s a great victory that Sylvie Njobatie has just obtained. After long years of litigation, the board of directors of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (SPK), a federal body that oversees 27 museums and cultural organizations in and around Berlin, has just taken a historic decision for the Nso people. where she is from. Indeed, he consented to the return of the very famous Ngonnso statue which was looted during the great German migrations.

What’s the statue of Goddess Ngonnso that Germany is returning to Cameroon after 120 years?

As per a civil society initiative, named “Bring Back Ngonnso”, which has been campaigning for the statue’s return for years, the Ngonnso’ has a central role for the Nso’, as she is considered a mother deity. The Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation said that the Nso people have suffered numerous calamities since the statue was stolen.
The goddess Ngonnso’ is believed to be the founder of the Nso dynasty.

Fon of Nso calls for the Return of all items from his people

After the agreement on the return of a revered figure – Ngonnso from Cameroon by the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, the Fon of the Nso people is hoping to get back all existing Nso royal “objects” looted from his people in the colonial era.

What's the statue of Goddess Ngonnso that Germany is returning to Cameroon after 120 years?

As per a civil society initiative, named ‘BringBackNgonnso’, Ngonnso has a central role for the people of Nso in the North West Region of Cameroon. She is considered a mother deity. The statue was stolen by colonial officer Kurt von Pavel and donated to Berlin’s Ethnological Museum in 1903.

Germany to return stolen goddess statue to Cameroon's Nso people

SPK President Hermann Parzinger said that although the stay in Kumbo of Kurt von Pavel, the German colonial officer who donated the statue to the Ethnological Museum of the National Museum in Berlin in 1903, was exempt from hostilities, we must not rule out the unequal balance of power and the structural colonial violence that prevailed then. Indeed, Officer Kurt von Pavel was accompanied by armed soldiers and porters with the intention of having an intimidating effect on the Nso.

‘A Symbol of Hope’; 120 Years After It Was Stolen, Germany Is Returning Ngonnso’ to Cameroon

On the 27th of June 2021, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz((SPK))—a German government organization that manages 27 German museums and cultural organizations—announced that it will return the statue to Cameroon as calls for the restitution of stolen artefacts in the possession of former colonial forces continue to gain momentum.

Fon of Nso hopes for the return of items looted from his Nso people

After the agreement on the return of a revered figure from Cameroon by the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, the king of the Nso people hopes to get back all existing objects from his kingdom. King (Fon) Sehm Mbinglo I said on Thursday during a visit to the Linden Museum in Stuttgart that it is not a question of museum works of art that should be presented. Rather, they are spiritually and traditionally important to the well-being of his people. “They only make sense together,” said the king. “Taking one and leaving others behind is not an alternative.”

Fon of Nso, Sehm Mbinglo I set to visit Germany to restitute Ngonsso Statue

The Cameroon News Agency (CNA) reports the visit of Fon Sehm Mbinglo II on November 12th to 18th in Stuttgart and Berlin – Germany after the announcement of the return of Queen Mother, Ngonnso and over 27 other “objects” looted 120 years ago and taken to Germany by the Kurt von Pavel. CNA states Fon Sehm Mbinglo II plans to take Ngonnso away from public exhibition in the Linden museum and have talks with the ministries of science, research and arts; towards the return of Ngonnso nabbed from the Nso people. This comes after a four- year campaign led by the Sysy House of Fame under Sylvie Njobati, a Nso born and activist residing in Cameroon.

The Paramount Fon of Nso arrives Germany to facilitate the return of the stolen artifact ‘Ngonnso’

Ahead of the visit of Fon Sehm Mbinglo II of Nso to Germany, Mimi Mefo Info a Cameroun news outlet took interest in the Fon’s visit and asked a pertinent question – “ will the Germans also pay reparations for unethical and inhumane acts done to the Nso people or just return Ngonnso to the people as if nothing ever happened?”.

Queen Mother NGONNSO will soon be with family

The meeting between Fon Sehm Mbinglo II of Nso after 30 years of negotiations for the return of Queen Mother of the people of Nso has been described as a moment of spirituality. He reinstated the glory of Ngonnso after some incantations and libations in Lamso. According to Sylvie Njobati, the Cameroon activist behind the “#BringBackNgonnso campaign, she says it is a real problem for these objects to be exposed in European Museums as they represent the identity and spirituality of a people.

Nso Fondom: Ngonnso Statue Set To Be Returned Almost 120 Years After

The Ngonnso Statue is finally set to be returned to the people of Nso more than 120 years after it was illegally taken away by the Germans during the colonial era.
Ngonnso is a female statue and founder of the Nso people, in Bui Division, in the North West Region of Cameroon.

Cameroon: Ngonnso Statue Returns to Nso Fondom After 120 Years

The news of the return of Ngonnso has been seen by the Nso people as a massive victory and a well deserved reunion with ” their mother”. To these people, the statue ” is the very essence of what they incarnate as a people and their cultural identity”.

Fon of Nso, Sehm Mbinglo is set to visit Germany to restitute Ngonnso Statue

Ngonnso is a symbol of peace and hope as it is believed that Ngonnso in her lifetime ensured the peace and growth of her people. The statue represents the very essence of the people, good fortune and their cultural identity. The unrest and ill-luck that is believed to have befallen the people of Nso, spreading to the entire North West region of Cameroon, is attributed to the absence of Ngonnso.

Chimamanda Joins Her Voice To Say #BringBackNgonnso

Chimamanda Ngozi, famous Nigerian writer and powerful speaker, joined her voice to that of the Nso people to call on the Germans to return the Ngonnso, as she addressed the Humboldt forum in Germany. “Obviously I don’t think everything should be sent back to the countries they came from… but those things that are sacred, those things for whom people were killed, those things that have in them, the stains of innocent blood those should be returned. Obviously, we do not have all the information… but… we can deduce for example that the, Ngonnso… could not have possibly been obtained under benign circumstances… Because, why would you willingly give up your guiding spirit?”

Nso People have taken the streets of Berlin Placards requesting the release of their Founder Ngonnso

The people of Nso (Banso) have taken to the streets of Berlin Placards requesting the immediate release of their Founder Ngonnso. The Statue of Ngonnso was Stolen by the German General Von Pawelsz in 1902. Later taken to Germany in 1903 and kept at one of their museums.

Germany to Return "Ngonnso" Statue, Stolen from Cameroon 120years ago.

After 120 years spent outside its land, the “Ngonnso” statue will return to Cameroonian territory. The valuable work of art will be returned to Cameroon by Germany, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation announced on Monday June 27, 2022 in a press release published on its website. This colonial relic will find its place within the Nso kingdom in the North-West region, where it was stolen in 1903 by the officer Kurt Von Pavel of the former Prussia which became a German territory. The female figure decked out in cowries had been handed over by the Prussian officer to the Ethnological Museum in Berlin, where it had rested ever since.

Germany ready to return ‘looted’ goddess statue to Cameroon

Germany will return a goddess statue that was stolen from Cameroon 120 years ago, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation said on Monday, part of a growing trend to give back artefacts taken during the colonial era. The female figure, known as Ngonnso’, will be returned to the kingdom of Nso’ in northwestern Cameroon. It was taken by colonial officer Kurt von Pavel and donated to Berlin’s Ethnological Museum in 1903.

Ngonnso statue returns to Cameroon in Nso village after 120 years

Ngonnso was taken from the Nso people during the reign of Fon Sehm. It was stolen by the then German Governor, Hans Karl George Curt Pavel in 1902. It which is now about to return to its original home is just one of many other priceless heirlooms left in Europe such as ‘The Njoka Throne’ and ‘The Queen of Bangwa’

Germany to Return Stolen Ngonnso’ Statue to Cameroon

A civil society effort called “Bring Back Ngonnso” has been advocating for the monument: Ngonnso’s return for years since the Nso people claim that various tragedies have befallen them since the statue was taken.

“The Ngonnso’ has a central role for the Nso’, as she is considered a mother deity,” the founder of the campaign said in a statement.

German Museums Announce a New Wave of Restitutions, With Plans to Return Objects to Namibia, Cameroon, and Possibly Tanzania

A years-long negotiation with Cameroonian authorities has concluded with the return of Ngonnso’, a female figure taken from the historical region of Nso’ (northwestern Cameroon) by colonial officer Curt von Pavel, who gave it to the Ethnological Museum in 1903. The dialogue around the future of the object was accelerated by the group Bring Back Ngonnso, led by activist Sylvie Njobati.

Germany returns artifacts taken from 3 African nations

Among the artifacts is a shell-studded statue of the mother goddess Ngonnso’, which holds great spiritual significance for the Nso’ people of northwest Cameroon, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation said.
The statue has been part of the collection of Berlin’s Ethnological Museum since 1903, after it was “donated” by a German colonial officer who had taken it from the Nso’ by force.

Germany to Return Stolen Sacred Statue to Cameroon

Germany has agreed to return a sacred statue stolen from Cameroon at the beginning of the last century.
The Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, which manages the museums in the capital, Berlin, said it would return the female figure, known as Ngonnso, to the Nso community in north-west Cameroon.
The statue was taken by a colonial officer and donated to Berlin’s Ethnological Museum in 1903.

Cameroonian Pushes for Restitution of Deity

Njobati Sylvie, a resolute restitution activist, could not hide her joy and reprieve after Germany’s Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation made the announcement that Ngonnso has been given the green light to return home.
Ngonnso is a mother deity of northwestern Cameroon’s Nso people. She was taken by Kurt von Pavel, a colonial officer in Cameroon, who subsequently donated her to Berlin’s Ethnological Museum in 1903.

Cameroon-Nso: Creation of a cultural space to house the statue of Ngonnso

The Fon of Nso in a press release made public informs of the establishment of a newly created committee headed by Pr. Verkijika Fanso and assisted by Dr. Tardze Adamou. They are in charge of coordinating the construction of the Nso Palace Museum to accommodate Ngonnso when she returns to Cameroon from Germany.

Germany to give Cameroon back stolen Ngonnso statue

As part of a growing movement to return artifacts taken during the colonial era, Germany will return a goddess statue that was stolen from Cameroon 120 years ago, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation announced on Monday.
The kingdom of Nso’ in northwest Cameroon will receive the female statue known as Ngonnso’. Kurt von Pavel, a colonial officer, took it and gave it to the Berlin Ethnological Museum in 1903.

Germany To Return Statue of Ngonnso’ Goddess To Cameroon

The kingdom of Nso’ in northwest Cameroon will receive the female statue known as Ngonnso’. Kurt von Pavel, a colonial commander, took it and gave it to the Berlin Ethnological Museum in 1903.
A civil society effort called “Bring Back Ngonnso” has been advocating for the monument’s return for years since the Nso people claim that various tragedies have befallen them since the statue was taken.

What we will do after return of some Benin Bronzes – Parzinger, Head of Musuem

The drive to return Artifacts like the Ngonnso of the Nso people in Cameroon, some items from Tanzania and Namibia is considered as ways to foster cooperation ties in the field of cultural heritage. Hermann Parzinger, president of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation says “This has laid down a marker that will be taken note of internationally,”

King of people of Nso from Cameroon hopes for returns from museum

According to earlier information from the ministry, the Linden Museum has a total of around 45 objects from the region in its inventory, including chains, hoods and a throne stool. Last June, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation decided to return the statue of Ngonnso, which is revered as the mother goddess. The figure comes from the historical kingdom of Nso and came to the collection of the Ethnological Museum of the State Museums in Berlin in 1903 as part of a gift from the colonial officer Kurt von Pavel.

Ngonnso soon back in Nso

Fon of Nso arrived in Germany to collect royal objects alongside the Ngonnso. His Royal Majesty, Sehm Mbinglo II, Paramount Fon of the Nso Kingdom has touched down in the German city of Linden. His arrival in Germany is the first concrete phase for the return of the Ngonnso, goddess of the Nso dynasty looted by the Germans over a century ago from the Nso Palace.

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News Paper Publications

How 4 Countries Are Preparing to Bring Stolen Treasures Home

Cameroon's 120-year wait for return of 'Queen Mother' from Germany

provenance research: Ngonnso' founding mother of the Nso

“It’s more than what you see” – restitution activist narrates unusual museum story

Cameroon's Ngonnso: 'My fight to bring our sacred stolen statue home'

Nso's Fon on the Trail of Ngonnso in Berlin

Humboldt Forum: Ngonnso' Founding Mother of the Nso

Thinking and acting from Africa: what can we learn from each other?

A perverted form of collecting

Shambles Of Haunted Africa: Time to Stop Paying The Coloniser's Bills

Sysy House of Fame spurs mental decolonisation through theatrical performance

Founder of SHF - Njobati Sylvie profiled

Royal delegation from Cameroon demands the return of objects in the Linden Museum in Stuttgart

Germany to return stolen Ngonnso' statue to Cameroon

Germany returns artefacts taken from Africa during colonial rule

Sylvie Njobati : "These items are rightfully ours" - DW

Ngonnso Will Finally Come Home to Cameroon: The only known depiction of the queen mother of the Nso people was taken to Germany 120 years ago

Interview of Cameroon activist (Sylvie Njobati) about colonialism: "The pain is still there"

Royal visit from Nso, Cameroon in the Humboldt Forum

The inconvenient truth of Berlin’s new cultural centre

Germany ready to return ‘looted’ goddess statue to Cameroon

Germany to return stolen Ngonnso statue to Cameroon

Germany Gives Back Goddess

When Can Ngonnso Return Home?

Ngonnso': Board of Trustees paves way for return to Cameroon

Fon of Nso people in Cameroon hopes for return of royal "objects" from museums

Fon of Nso in Germany for imminent return of Ngonnso Statue and other Royal Objects

Who is Sylvie Njobati, the Cameroonian activist who worked for the return of the Ngonnso statue?

What’s the statue of Goddess Ngonnso that Germany is returning to Cameroon after 120 years?

Fon of Nso calls for the Return of all items from his people

What's the statue of Goddess Ngonnso that Germany is returning to Cameroon after 120 years?

Germany to return stolen goddess statue to Cameroon's Nso people

‘A Symbol of Hope’; 120 Years After It Was Stolen, Germany Is Returning Ngonnso’ to Cameroon

Fon of Nso hopes for the return of items looted from his Nso people

Fon of Nso, Sehm Mbinglo I set to visit Germany to restitute Ngonsso Statue

The Paramount Fon of Nso arrives Germany to facilitate the return of the stolen artifact ‘Ngonnso’

Queen Mother NGONNSO will soon be with family

Nso Fondom: Ngonnso Statue Set To Be Returned Almost 120 Years After

Cameroon: Ngonnso Statue Returns to Nso Fondom After 120 Years

Fon of Nso, Sehm Mbinglo is set to visit Germany to restitute Ngonnso Statue

Chimamanda Joins Her Voice To Say #BringBackNgonnso

Nso People have taken the streets of Berlin Placards requesting the release of their Founder Ngonnso

Germany to Return "Ngonnso" Statue, Stolen from Cameroon 120years ago.

Germany ready to return ‘looted’ goddess statue to Cameroon

Ngonnso statue returns to Cameroon in Nso village after 120 years

Germany to Return Stolen Ngonnso’ Statue to Cameroon

German Museums Announce a New Wave of Restitutions, With Plans to Return Objects to Namibia, Cameroon, and Possibly Tanzania

Germany returns artifacts taken from 3 African nations

Germany to Return Stolen Sacred Statue to Cameroon

Cameroonian Pushes for Restitution of Deity

Cameroon-Nso: Creation of a cultural space to house the statue of Ngonnso

Germany to give Cameroon back stolen Ngonnso statue

Germany To Return Statue of Ngonnso’ Goddess To Cameroon

What we will do after return of some Benin Bronzes – Parzinger, Head of Musuem

King of people of Nso from Cameroon hopes for returns from museum

Ngonnso soon back in Nso

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