EXPLORE
The places of Guneku
Where our village is, and where its places stand.
Every place on this page
The full list, whether or not it can be drawn on the map yet.
The village
- GunekuOn the map
Guneku lies in Mbengwi Subdivision, Momo Division, in the North West Region of Cameroon, reachable by road from Mbengwi and from Bamenda. It shares boundaries with Mbemi, Nyen, Tugi, Zang-Tembeng, Oshie, Mundum and Bafut.
Palace
The seat of HRH Fon Fomuki Walters Ticha IX and of the Guneku Traditional Council.
Health
A government structure offering general consultations. Operational, and took an additional GUDECA-funded nurse in 2020.
Operates without electricity.
Built, but not operating.
A clinic at Njinebai.
Market
A market of its own in the Ngong quarter, distinct from Ngon — the name of the village market day.
HRH Fon Fomuki proposed the creation of a daily market at Windig to ease the sale of farm produce.
River and water
Runs through the village from upper Guneku and joins the Mezam River. Youths of Guneku and neighbouring villages take sand from it.
The stream where a child was rescued in June 2026, and the water shortage behind that story.
Institution
Our solar-powered community library, with computers and training for pupils and students.
Development
Community-owned agricultural enterprise at Ngong Quarter.
Road work through Guneku, with photographs in our gallery.
Bridge construction by GUYODECA, our youth association.
GUDECA Europe contributed toward the FUN electricity project in 2025.
Still to come on the map
A map should only show what we know for certain. These will be added as we confirm where they are.
The 27 quarters as map areas or pins
We do not yet have the boundaries or positions of our quarters, and we will not guess them. All twenty-seven are on the quarters page.
Schools
We are still confirming how many schools Guneku has and where each one stands. They will be added when we are sure.
Churches
Guneku has many churches — one survey counted nineteen — and they will be placed once we know exactly where each stands.
Caves, waterfalls, mountains, hills and springs
Our caves, mountains, waterfalls, hills and springs are many, but we have not yet named and placed them individually. If you can, help us.
