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September 16th, 2022


ENCOURAGING CHILD EDUCATION!


Dr. David Makongo buys books and pays fees for several opharnages in the war torn areas of the Southern Cameroons.

May 22nd, 2022


ON COURSE TO RESCUE ANOTHER CHILD!



We have just provided emergency medical assistance to save the life of this innocent child in Bamenda after receiving the following message from one of our volunteers: "Good morning Dr. Sure you are doing ok. There is a case of a girl I came across on a platform. She is in bamenda and has a son who she gave birth to prematurely at 6 months and the child was incubated all through. So latter on when he was sent out, he started growing at now he is 1year 3 months but the child is unable to seat or walk. The Doctor says let her go to saboga at Bafut but she has no means. So she was trying to reach out if she can be helped by any organization. The girl is 22 years. So I did a video call with her to ensure it is true and I confirmed. I saw the child and all."

Money from my wife and I just got delivered for treatment of this child to commence immediately and without further delay. Pray for this child. Thank you..

Dr. David Makongo

April 13th, 2022


MAFAC DONATES FOOD AND OTHER ITEMS WORTH OVER 1.000.000 FRS (1 MILLION Frs CFA) TO BUEA CENTRAL PRISON!



Happy to announce that Buea Central Prison was served food and other items provided by MAFAC out of a million francs CFA donation to fight the hunger and starvation our brothers are facing in LRC stinking jails.

Thank MAFAC volunteers for their courage, honesty and dedication to the service of our people and of humanity.

Dr. David Makongo

January 31th, 2022


GOD COME DOWN!


God has used us again to save the life of another child in Uganda after her poor mother was kicked out of the hospital with her sick child who needed to under emergency surgery if his life was to be saved.

The the number of women and children kicked out of hospital for lack of money to treat themselves that we have saved in Uganda in the last 8 months alone is increasing and very concerning.

God come down and save your African children. God come down.

Dr. David Makongo


January 28th, 2022


REACH OUT TO THE NEEDY!


We have rescued five little children including a set of twins from Kwakwa and their single mother who have been struggling to live or die due to lack of food in Tole.

Watch this video to the end and reach out to the needy. As for me, I will never surrender!

Dr. David Makongo


January 27th, 2022

MAFAC INTERVENES TO SAVE A UGANDAN BOY'S LEG


So happy we saved his leg and his life


A Ugandan hospital sent this teenager home with a stinking wound that was about cutting his leg off into two halves before someone contacted me to help immediately and so I did!

Today, you can see the smile on his face and I’m happy God used us to intervene in his life. He will no longer lose his leg nor his life because of this wound and because his family is poor.

My friends, everyone got problems but my choice is to solve this kinds of problems even if I get to go without food today. I know God will provide another day.

Dr. David Makongo
(Father to the fatherless)
January 20th, 2022

MAFAC TAKES CHARITY BEYOND BORDERS


TODAY IS A DAWN DAY FOR LILIAN AND HER DAUGHTER IN KAMPALA.


Raped by unknown men at the age of 14, Lilian got pregnant and gave birth to Jannete (now aged 13 years and weighing over 50kg). As a single mother, Lilian is hardworking. Goes from home to home cleaning, cooking and washing clothes just so she can feed her physically challenged daughter and also pay her school fees.

But the weight of that child (50kg) has been a very BIG challenge to her mother, particularly taking her to and from school and sometimes to her job site if she isn’t lucky enough to find someone who volunteers to look after her daughter.

From the forgone, they contacted me directly through a someone who knows about MAFAC with pictures that drew my sympathy for the mother and her daughter so I decided to help. Yesterday I paid for her a wheelchair and today is a dawn day for both mother and daughter.

The mother has just dropped down 50kg of load she has been lifting every day for several years now caused by a rapist who has no clue what Lilian and her daughter with disabilities are going through because of the crime he committed against Vivian. Thank God for using us in Southern Cameroons to change their story in East Africa. Let’s make the world a better place.

Dr. David Makongo
(Father to the fatherless)
December 29, 2021

CHARITY BEYOND BORDERS!!


MAFAC has paid a humanitarian visit to thr Osu Orphanage home in Accra, Ghana.


Food, games and sanitary materials were among the gifts donated. To the MAKONGO FAMILY, charity is character and justice. Meaning, charity; brings out the character of the giver and justice means fairness to the needy receiver. This is how social equality, justice, peace, security and harmony can be achieved in our society).

A country like LRC made of only a few rich people in power while the majority population is suffering will never be in peace and will never prosper. I'm confident about winning our future. My friends let's love and trust and be there for each other; we will prevail.

Dr. David Makongo
(Father to the fatherless)
December 21, 2021

Distress call from volunteer in Bingo Hospital to Mafac Founder Dr. David Makongo for emergency help to save the life of a cancer patient.



December 4th, 2021

IDP mother of tripplet send message of appreciation to Mafac founder Dr. David Makongo for rescuing her and her three children

Recently, a video of this our daughter and young nursing mother who had given birth to triplets went viral on social media. In the video, she sent out a chilling appeal for assistance.

The description she gave of her state of affairs elicited tears from my eyes and at the same time made me to smile. I shed tears in spite of myself because l put myself in her shoes and thought of the burden before her. You may wonder why l also smiled and felt good?

She wiped our tears by safely delivering to us three children at a time when we were mourning the deaths of two of our lovely Ambazonia toddlers, who were murdered by Cameroun genocidal agents sent to wreck havoc on our civilian population simply because we dared to stand up for our rights to a free homeland. Indeed, the birth of these triplets despite the surrounding circumstances is God's way of saying weep not people of Ambazonia. Rather rejoice for what l have for you is bigger and better than what the oppressor and exploiters are taking away from you.

I guess many had my kind of feeling and reacted similarly. What precisely did l do? I immediately sprung into action with the MAFAC team thus we arranged and had a video conference with her family to ascertain her condition and do a needs assessment. Following this, I made a cash donation to her to enable her buy the needs of the children and provide food for the family. In addition to this, l made a promise to stand by them at all times.

Charity is love. Let love lead and be made manifest in what we do to our fellow brothers and sisters in Ambazonia. All for one and one for all. No one will be left behind while we seek justice for our people and a safe and prosperous homeland for all Ambazonians.

Thank you'll for your kind attention.

Dr David Makongo
November 18th, 2021


I BROUGHT SMILES HERE TOO!


I have personally spoken on live video to this our young mother of threeplets. After seeing the factual conditions under which they live and personally assessing her urgent needs and necessities of her children, I have promptly provided an important amount of money to cater for each child.


As far as I'm concerned this children will be given the care that they deserve. I also pledge to play a frequent role in their upbringing until this young mother can find a job.


Let's care for and love one another unconditionally.


God bless you'll.


Dr. David Makongo


November 19th, 2021

CHARITY WITHOUT BOUNDARIES


Food support for Bamanda PrisonI'm pleased to inform those who reached out to me about this our young mother of twins who was stranded in Dubai, that I provided some of the financial assistance required for her to return home.


We pray for her and our two beautiful children under her care.


Let love rule.


Thank you.


Dr. David Makongo

November 5th, 2021

MAFAC donates benches to Community schools in the Northern Zone of the Southern Cameroons.



August 29, 2021

MAFAC DONATES FOOD ITEMS TO REFUGEES N GHANA WORTH 600.000 Cedis on during October 1st, celebrations - 2021 .


October 2nd, 2021

MAFAC DELIVERING 600 CLOTHING ITEMS TO VULNERABLE IDPs IN BENAKUMA (NORTH WEST, SOUTHERN CAMEROONS).


August 24th, 2021

MAFAC GLORIFIED IN CUP OF NATIONS


Guinean authorities exemplify MAFAC support towards the needy and the youth by waering MAFAC T-Shirts in the African Cup of Nations (Basketball) in Rwanda. I'm proud to be a sponsor of the Guinea national team and of Youth Development in Africa.


  


June 8th, 2021

Due to the intervention of the Makongo Family Charity (MAFAC) IN projects targeting IDPs, many females have been traied at the Phoenix Tailoring workshop in income generating activities. The sucesss of this project shows the great efforts that MAFAC is making to help our IDPs get on their feet, as well as to acquire the skills that will enable them to earn an income and provide for their familes.


June 3rd, 2021

MAFAC founder, Dr. David Makongo fulfills promise to provide food provisions to orphanages in the North West Region of the Southern Cameroons.


May 22nd, 2021

BAMENDA PRISON GETS LOVE FROM MAFAC!


Southern Cameroons POWs in Bamenda Central Prison Smile as the MAFAC Gifts Caravan to Six Key Prisons and Detention Facilities Stops by!


Food support for Bamanda PrisonMAFAC team of volunteers brought our assistance to the Southern Cameroons POWs in Bamenda Central Prison as highlighted in our donation package to six key prisons and detention facilities in the Cameroons. The prisoners of conscience expressed sincere gratitude and joy in the reception ceremony and in their acknowledgement letter, they were full of praise to the Dr David Makongo family charity for constantly thinking about them and always coming to their assistance - a duty we pledge to perform until the exaggerated suffering subsides.


My prayer is that my brothers and sisters in the Diaspora may join the few who care and give to our people especially in times like this to do more so that no Southern Cameroon victim of the dirty war waged against us may sleep hungry and abandoned to fate. None should ever know lack of food, essential healthcare, clothes and accommodation as an lDP, POW or Refugee, while we are alive. We Promise, we Deliver!.


Thank you'll.


Dr David Makongo



May 13th, 2021

The Untold story of a murderous attack by Cameroon terrorist forces in 2019 on a defenseless family in the Northern Zone of the Southern Cameroons.


Recent reports of a sadistic and murderous attack on a defenseless family, including women and children by Cameroon security forces in the Northern Zone of the Southern Cameroons has reached the offices of the Makongo Family and Charity Organization, necessitating it's intervention in support of the victims. After initial interviews of the survivors, we're able to provide some initial details about this painful event.


Sometime in 2019, Cameroon security forces, somewhere in the Northern Zone, attacked a peaceful and defenseless family in one of the most cowardly and sadistic attacks of this war, deliberately shooting and killing the father of the compound, one of his wives, a daughter, while shooting a surviving boy of barely 14 years on both knees. In this attack, a three months old baby was also shot and wounded for absolutely no reason.


After the murderous attack, one of the surviving wives of the deceased father of the compound managed to take the wounded to the hospital, where the same Cameroon security officers later on came, threatening the medical staff to know who brought the victims to the hospital. As MAFAC continues to assist the survivors of these atrocities, we're also carrying out investigations to uncover the full facts of this particular incident with a video interview soon of the mother of the surviving boy who was deliberately shot on both legs.




RESPONDING PROMPTLY TO CALLS FOR RESCUE, MAFAC HAS DONATED A CASH AMOUNT OF 1.200.000FRS TO WIPE THE TEARS OF ANGLOPHONE DETAINEES IN SIX PRISON FACILITIES IN THE CAMEROONS.

This follows repeated calls for intervention to fight hunger, starvation and illnesses in some six detention centers where some ANGLOPHONES are being illegally detained following the ongoing crisis.

The cash donation by DR. DAVID MAKONGO on behalf of charity (MAFAC) is strictly for the purchase of food to be distributed in six prison facilities in the Cameroons as follows:

1. Buea Central Prison = 300.000frs
2. Kondengui Central Prison = 250.000frs
3. Baffousam Central Prison = 150.000frs
4. New Bell Prison Douala = 150.000frs
5. Bamenda Central Prison = 100.000frs 7. SED = 25.000frs
8. Total money transfer fees and transaction fees = 175.000frs

IT IS Dr. DAVID MAKONGO'S BELIEF THAT NO ONE SHOULD BE MADE TO SUFFER BECAUSE OF THEIR POLITICAL OPINION. IT IS ON THIS BASIS THAT I STRONGLY RECOMMEND THAT NO SOUTHERN CAMEROONIAN CITIZEN SHOULD EAT THREE SQUARE MEALS A DAY WITHOUT FIRST ASKING WHETHER OR NOT our POWs, IDPs OR REFUGEES HAVE FOUND AT LEAST ONE MEAL TO EAT FOR THE DAY OR NOT AND RESPONDING APPROPRIATELY TO THEIR NEEDS.

SHARING IS CARING.

Thank you'll.

DR. DAVID MAKONGO


      


      


Upon landing yesterday, (thank you all for your prayers), I received a message on my phone that Florence was doing exceedingly well responding to treatment. And also that the Doctor recommended they buy her a wheelchair so that they can take her off the bed and move her around a little bit often. Immediately, I arranged for funds to get her this wheelchair you see on hereunder.

That said, I have received a lot of thank you messages and I appreciate each and every one of you who thanked me. But I want you to thank Veronica Forchu also for drawing our attention to this situation. And most importantly, thank God for using us to save Florence's life.

I remain grateful and indebted to my God for using me to give a meaning to human life.

THANK YOU'LL ONCE MORE. AND MAY HIM CONTINUE TO PROTECT AND BLESS YOU ALL.

DR. DAVID MAKONGO

      


      


PRAY, PRAY AND PRAY.

MAFAC continues with food distribution to some IDPs in Bamenda. Join me to thank all volunteers and MAFAC. My family very much appreciate the kind words of encouragement and thank you messages we continue to receive from beneficiaris. My family will never eat three square meals a day and forget that some of you need just one meal a day to survive the nest day. Patience, freedom and prosperity are coming. SHARING IS CARING

DR. DAVID MAKONGO

   



PRAY, PRAY AND PRAY.

Pray for him and pray for this family. Remember MAFAC does not accept any money or support from anyone whatsoever no matter your good intentions. If you also want however, kindly contact Miss Nguanye directly (the lady speaking in this video) and her number is +237 6 76 68 41 21

THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING AND GENEROSITY. WE WILL OVERCOME.

DR. DAVID MAKONGO

   


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