Kenjo Jumbam
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Kenjo Jumbam was a renowned Cameroonian writer, best known for his novel The White Man of God, which became a staple in secondary schools across Anglophone Cameroon.[1]
Born in Banso, Cameroon he studied in Leeds where he perfected his writing skills and began his first interaction with publishing houses. While at the University of Leeds he sent his first manuscript, a love story, to Heinemann which was rejected by the publishing house..