Etapua

Etapua is a village located in the Savanna region of Cameroon. It is situated in the North Province, within the Faro Division. The area is characterized by its semi-arid climate and rolling grasslands, typical of the West African savanna. Etapua's economy is primarily based on agriculture, with subsistence farming being the main livelihood for its inhabitants. Common crops include millet, sorghum, and groundnuts, which are grown to meet local consumption needs. Livestock herding, particularly cattle, also plays a significant role in the local economy and way of life.

The community in Etapua is composed of various ethnic groups, reflecting the diverse population of the broader region. Social structures are often organized around traditional leadership and community customs. Access to essential services such as healthcare and education can be limited, which is a common challenge in many rural areas of Cameroon. The village relies on natural water sources, often supplemented by wells, and infrastructure development remains a key area for improvement. Etapua, like many remote settlements, faces challenges related to connectivity and access to broader economic opportunities, often requiring residents to travel to larger towns for goods and services.