mtétei

Mtétei is a village located in the Haut-Nkam department of Cameroon. It is situated in the Littoral Region of the country. The primary economic activities in Mtétei revolve around agriculture, with residents cultivating crops such as cocoa, palm oil, and cassava. The village also benefits from subsistence farming and fishing.

The population of Mtétei is predominantly composed of the Banen people. Their cultural traditions and linguistic heritage are integral to the identity of the community. Mtétei experiences a tropical climate, characterized by distinct wet and dry seasons. The region's geography is marked by dense vegetation and rolling hills, typical of this part of Cameroon.

Access to Mtétei is primarily through unpaved roads, which can become challenging during the rainy season. Basic amenities such as schools and health centers are present, though their availability and quality can vary. The local administration works to provide essential services to the residents. Mtétei is part of the broader socio-economic landscape of the Haut-Nkam department, contributing to its agricultural output and cultural diversity.