NjengNjiems

NjengNjiems is a village located in the Littoral Region of Cameroon. It is situated within the Sanaga-Maritime division, approximately 15 kilometers east of the regional capital, Douala. The village's geography is characterized by its proximity to the Wouri estuary and the Atlantic Ocean, contributing to its humid tropical climate. The population of NjengNjiems is primarily composed of the Duala people, who have historically inhabited this coastal area.

The local economy is largely based on fishing and agriculture. Many residents engage in artisanal fishing in the estuary and nearby coastal waters, supplying fresh seafood to local markets. Subsistence farming, focusing on crops such as cassava, plantains, and corn, is also common. Trade and small-scale commerce play a role in the village's economic activities.

NjengNjiems is served by basic infrastructure, including a primary school and a health center. Road access connects it to neighboring communities and the broader transportation network of the region. Like many rural settlements in Cameroon, the community faces challenges related to infrastructure development and access to resources. The cultural traditions of the Duala people are maintained, with community gatherings and traditional practices forming part of village life.