Prof. Martin Zachary Njeuma

Christine, Embelle, Aunty Ben, Stella, Isaac, Adonis and I can go on an on.....

I met Uncle Zac several times being a friend to y'all, family functions, at Stella's in Virginia. I remember him the most at Aunty Ben's graduation in S.Carolina. He treated me as family, like he explained to me, a family's friend is family.

It was a pleasure getting to know such an intellectual.

May His Soul Rest In Peace.

My prayers are with you all.

 

Mavys Endale Bassong

I believe everything happens for a reason. Heavenly Father sent you to earth for a mission, and apparently, your mission is fully accomplished. 

(2 Timothy 4:7) "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." Certainly, your services are needed in the celestial kingdom at this time and therefore, if  "HE" proposes you are the one for that job who can dispose?? You are free from all the pain, sorrows and turmoils of the earth and now you have transitioned back home; and surely will be a guardian Angel to your family here on earth.

I pray that the immediate family get the comfort they need at this time especially Embelle, Christy, Aunty Dorothy Limunga and the rest of the family members. Prof. Zac Njeuma, GOD be with you till we meet again in JESUS' FEET. FAREWELL BROTHER IN THE LORD.

 

 

                                                    

 

 

 

 

Ma'am,

I have just heard the sad news of the passing away of your husband. I wish to extend my heartfelt condolences to you and your family on this loss. I am sure you will find the fortitude in the Lord to go through this difficult experience. Our prayers are with you.

With every warm wish.

Martin Chungong
Director Division for Democracy
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Geneva

Please accept my most sincere sympathy.
May the Good Lord who knows how best to comfort, comfort you and your entire family for this great loss.
Stay blessed!
ChiChi

Chere Professeur Dorothy

C'est avec beaucoup de tristesse que jai appris le deces de votre epoux. En tant qu'enseignante vous avez ete mon recteur a lniversite de Yaounde I et en tant qu'etudiante a Toulouse jai eu a lire les ouvrages de votre epoux pour mon memoire de science politique.

Merci infiniment pour tout ce quil a fait pour les generations des Camerounais et pour L'Afrique. Des mon retour au Cameroun, je ne manquerai pas de vous dire de vive voix mes condoleances les plus sinceres.

Bon courage et que dieu pardonne les peches du professeur et le recoive dans la paix eternelle.

 

Dear Njeuma Family,

When my dearest brother Itang Odoro passed away in 2008, Uncle Zac wrote saying, I quote “ When we mortals face with such ordeals one is speechless and helpless before the power of our nature and limitations. Afterall we thank our creator whom we all know has a way to compensate us for whatever small we do for others here on earth. We are consoled that His love is foreboding and everlasting both to those who go ahead and those who remain to make His will come true on earth by good works”

 

Let uncle's very own word be a solace to you at this time. Though you may seem powerless and hopeless at this time, be comforted by the fact that uncle Zac really did good while his sojourn on this earth lasted. He successfully planted and nurtured a seeds in every member of your immediate and extended family. His legacy will leave for ever.

 

At times like this, words fail us, all we can do is uplift the family in our prayers. May God provide the comfort and healing that the family needs at this time.

Rest in peace in the bosom of the Lord uncle Zac.

Sophie Pokima

 

Dear Aunty Dorothy, I am writing this note to express deep sorrow for your loss. I knew Uncle Zach for a very long time and shall always remember him. He was the most kind hearted uncle of Emil that I ever knew. In fact, I shall always be thankful to God for the loving uncle that he blessed us with. I shall never again see a more happy person than uncle Zach. I feel that your loss is a loss to all the people who knew him . Uncle Zach, happiest person that I ever knew. He was not just a great friend but was also a person who taught us to be happy and joyful. He always stood by us in all the difficult times and made sure that we never gave up. Civilization is a place where men rise and fall like the winter wheat. The dawn brings new rays every day yet there are some people who rise every day and bring to life, cherished memories, teachings and faith that help us sail the journey of life. May God bless his soul and complete all his wishes. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, and we are sharing the burden of this great grief. May God bless you. May God bless uncle Zach's soul. With love and sympathy, Ambrosia Kweh-Mondoa