Buea Experiences Rising Heat As Climate Experts Warn Of Prolonged Heatwave In Central Africa

The usually cool weather of Buea is becoming increasingly uncomfortable, with many people struggling to cope with the rising temperatures. The heat, which has become a growing concern across parts of Central Africa, has prompted climate experts to warn of a prolonged heatwave that could continue into early 2027.

According to climate forecasts, temperatures across the region could rise between 0.5°C and 1.5°C above normal levels, with the El Niño weather phenomenon identified as one of the factors influencing changing weather conditions. Although the temperature increase may appear small, it can put serious pressure on the human body, especially for people who spend long hours under the sun.

Health experts are advising people to drink plenty of water, avoid unnecessary outdoor activities during the hottest hours and stay in cool, well-ventilated places. Parents are also warned against leaving children inside parked vehicles or poorly ventilated rooms. Older people and those with existing health conditions need extra care during this period.

The situation could become more difficult in areas where access to water and electricity remains a challenge, making it harder for families to find relief from the heat.

As Buea and other parts of the region face these changing weather conditions, everyone is encouraged to take simple precautions and look out for one another.

STREAM + DOWNLOAD CONFIANCE PERFORMED BY STANLEY ENOW

Following his first O2 Arena performance at Fally Ipupa’s concert in London, Cameroonian rap superstar Stanley Enow returns with a brand-new single titled “CONFIANCE,” produced by Sango Edi. The new release marks another chapter in his musical journey, as the award-winning artiste continues to make moves on the international stage. Fans, go stream “CONFIANCE” now and show Stanley Enow some love!

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Inside the Sudden Fame and Financial Drama of Cameroon’s ‘Human Calculator‘ Genesis Nkeh

Every once in a while, social media gifts us a story so raw and impressive that an entire nation pauses to watch. For Cameroon, that story belongs to Genesis Nkeh the young man from Bambalang in the Ngoketunjia Division who earned the nickname “Human Calculator” for his astonishing ability to crunch complex math in seconds.

Growing up between Bambalang and Babungo, Genesis faced severe financial and health challenges early in life, forcing him to drop out of a technical accounting program. To survive, he spent long days selling detergent on the streets of Bamenda. Yet beneath that modest exterior lay Genesis who could solve large-scale multiplication, division, and decimal calculations in 5 to 8 seconds flat, often finishing before people could even type the numbers into a digital calculator.

When street videos of his rapid calculations hit Facebook and TikTok, Genesis became an overnight online sensation. His sudden fame brought national spotlight, leading to live demonstrations on CRTV’s Cameroun Feeling, features on Équinoxe TV, and public support from organizations like the Ayah Foundation offering healthcare and educational assistance.

However, the rapid transition from street hawker to national celebrity has hit a bitter bump in Yaoundé and Bamenda.

Genesis’s manager, Sam Joker, alongside his advisory team, announced their sudden resignation, citing safety concerns and background complications.

The split turned messy hours later when Genesis publicly claimed his manager withheld money, alleging that out of 1.1 million FCFA given following a major TV appearance, he only received 200,000 FCFA.

Both sides have brought out their claims but the public is yet to know the true cause of their suden separation.

As an individual what is your take on this ?

DID YOU KNOW?

TIKO AIRPORT: THE FORGOTTEN AVIATION HUB OF CAMEROON’S SOUTH WEST REGION

Located in Tiko, in Cameroon’s South West Region, Tiko Airport was once an important transport link serving the area’s commercial activities, plantation economy, government officials and surrounding communities.

But what happened to an airport that once played a role in the region’s economic life?

FROM COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE TO DECLINE

Tiko’s historical importance was closely linked to the economic activities of the former West Cameroon, particularly the plantation industry and trade. Air transport offered a connection for businesspeople, officials and other travellers in a region with significant agricultural and commercial interests.

However, following Cameroon’s reunification and the abolition of the federal system in 1972, the country’s administrative and economic structures underwent major changes. Over time, commercial air services became increasingly concentrated around major aviation hubs, particularly Douala, while Tiko Airport gradually lost its former relevance.

Limited maintenance and the absence of sustained rehabilitation further contributed to concerns about the airport’s future.

A SYMBOL OF REGIONAL NEGLECT?

For some observers, the decline of Tiko Airport represents more than the deterioration of an old transport facility. They view it as part of a broader debate about the economic development of the South West Region and the distribution of public investment across Cameroon.

Some critics have linked the airport’s decline to the centralisation of power and economic activity following the end of federalism under former President Ahmadou Ahidjo.

However, claims of deliberate economic sabotage require specific evidence. The airport’s decline alone does not establish that it was intentionally abandoned for political or economic reasons.

COULD TIKO AIRPORT MAKE A COMEBACK?

Today, the question of reviving Tiko Airport raises important discussions about infrastructure, employment, tourism, agricultural trade and regional economic development.

A rehabilitation project could potentially improve connectivity and create new opportunities for businesses and communities. However, its feasibility would depend on infrastructure assessments, passenger demand, investment, safety requirements and a sustainable operating plan.

The bigger question is whether restoring the airport could become part of a wider strategy to unlock the economic potential of the South West Region.

Do you believe reviving Tiko Airport could help restore the economic strength of the South West Region, or should Cameroon prioritise other transport infrastructure projects?

Drop your thoughts in the comments.

BEAC’s Old Coins Phase-Out: Do Cameroonians Really Understand the Message?

Since the announcement of the withdrawal of older coins from circulation, confusion has spread across Cameroon, triggering disputes among traders, taxi drivers, and customers. Many citizens are now hesitant to accept certain coins, fearing they could lose their money if they receive the older versions.

In markets and on the streets, everyday transactions are increasingly becoming a source of tension. A passenger heading to Buea Town who tells a taxi driver they have a 500 FCFA coin may immediately be asked, “Which 500?” The question reflects growing anxiety over the validity of older coins, with some traders and transport operators refusing to accept them altogether.

But amid the confusion, an important question arises: Have Cameroonians truly understood the message communicated by the Bank of Central African States (BEAC) and other financial authorities?

Old Coins Remain Valid Until October 31, 2026

The BEAC, which oversees monetary policy and currency management across the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC), announced the gradual withdrawal and demonetisation of older coin series issued in 1958, 1959, 1971, 1976, and 1985.

However, the announcement does not mean these coins have immediately become worthless or should no longer be accepted in everyday transactions.

According to the transition schedule outlined in the announcement, the affected coins remain legal tender until October 31, 2026. This means they can still be used to pay for goods and services, including market purchases and taxi fares, until that deadline.

The premature rejection of these coins is therefore contributing to unnecessary disputes and making daily transactions more difficult for citizens who still possess them.

What Happens After October 31?

The withdrawal process is scheduled to take place in several stages, giving holders of the affected coins time to exchange them.

From November 1, 2026, to July 31, 2027, citizens will be able to exchange the old coins free of charge at commercial banks, microfinance institutions, and BEAC counters.

Between August 1 and October 31, 2027, the exchange process will be restricted to official BEAC counters. After October 31, 2027, the exchange operation is scheduled to end permanently, meaning the affected coins will no longer be exchangeable under the announced arrangement.

This timeline is intended to facilitate an orderly transition from older coin series to newer ones while giving the public sufficient time to exchange the affected currency.

Why Are Citizens Rejecting the Coins Already?

The growing reluctance to accept older coins appears to stem largely from fear, uncertainty, and a misunderstanding of the withdrawal timeline.

When people believe that accepting an old coin could leave them with money they cannot use, they naturally become cautious. However, when this fear spreads without a clear understanding of the official deadlines, it can disrupt commerce and create unnecessary hardship.

Market vendors may refuse payments, taxi drivers may decline fares, and customers may struggle to complete ordinary transactions. In the end, the confusion affects everyone, particularly people who depend on cash for their daily activities.

The Public Needs Clearer Information

The situation highlights the importance of public awareness and effective communication during changes to the currency system. Financial authorities, local administrators, community leaders, and the media all have a role to play in ensuring that citizens understand what the transition means and when the deadlines take effect.

For now, the key message is simple: under the announced schedule, the affected older coins remain valid until October 31, 2026. Holders should also take note of the subsequent exchange periods and use the designated exchange points within the applicable deadlines.

Rather than allowing fear to fuel arguments in markets and taxis, citizens should seek clarification from official sources and share accurate information with others.

Conclusion

The withdrawal of older coins is a currency transition, not an immediate cancellation of every affected coin in circulation. Understanding the timeline is essential to preventing unnecessary financial anxiety and keeping everyday transactions running smoothly.

As Cameroon approaches the October 31 deadline, the question is no longer simply whether old coins will be withdrawn, but whether the public has received and understood the information needed to navigate the change calmly and responsibly.

Note: The dates and coin series stated in this article should be checked against the latest official BEAC announcement before publication.

WHY CAMEROONIAN FUNERALS LOOK LIKE WEDDINGS

Have you ever attended a funeral in Cameroon and wondered if you had mistakenly walked into a wedding? The beautiful decorations, loud music, plenty of food and drinks can make you forget, even for a moment, that the gathering is meant to mourn someone who has passed away.

But why do we feast at funerals? How did feeding mourners become such an important part of saying goodbye to our loved ones?

The tradition goes deeper than eating and drinking. In many Cameroonian communities, sharing food at funerals is a sign of hospitality, unity and respect for the deceased. Traditionally, relatives, neighbours and friends contributed food, livestock and drinks to support the bereaved family during a difficult period.

Some communities also include food offerings and libations in traditional rites honouring the dead and their connection to the ancestors. Although customs differ across Cameroon, communal support has always played an important role in mourning.

Today, funeral receptions have taken on a different dimension. They bring families together, welcome relatives travelling from far away and give people an opportunity to reconnect. Music and dancing have also become part of how some communities celebrate the life of the deceased.

However, the pressure to organise an impressive funeral is becoming a concern. Some families spend huge sums on catering, decorations, drinks and entertainment because they fear what people will say if the reception is too modest.

For a family already dealing with the pain of losing someone, these expenses can become another burden to carry.

Perhaps the real question is whether a family’s love and respect for the deceased should be measured by the amount of money spent on the funeral.

After all, the food will be eaten, the music will stop and the guests will eventually return home. What remains is the memory of the person who has passed away.

What is your take?

“IS TEN YEARS NOT ENOUGH?” PRIME MINISTER DION NGUTE CALLS FOR PEACE IN BAMENDA

After nearly a decade of crisis, displacement and insecurity, Cameroon’s Prime Minister, Joseph Dion Ngute, has made a fresh appeal for peace in the North West Region, asking a question that captures the urgency of the moment: “Is ten years not enough?”

The Head of Government made the remark during a two-day working visit to Bamenda on October 14 and 15, 2026, as the government renewed its call for dialogue and a return to normal life in the region.

A visit marked by development and tradition

Arriving through Matazem and Santa, the Prime Minister inspected several infrastructure projects, including the newly constructed Mankon District Hospital. He also visited the Mankon Palace, where he was welcomed by Fon Fru Asaah Angwafo IV and traditional notables.

Dressed in traditional Toghu attire, Dion Ngute expressed satisfaction with the changes taking place in Bamenda. He said President Paul Biya had listened to the concerns of the North West population, adding that the community dialogue initiative would focus on finding solutions to the ongoing crisis.

“Enough is enough” Governor speaks out

On Thursday, October 15, the Prime Minister attended the official launch of the North West Community Dialogue initiative.

Regional Governor Adolphe Lele Lafrique also delivered a strong message, declaring that “enough is enough” as kidnappings and other security threats continue to disrupt communities across the region.

Beyond the calls for peace, the governor highlighted ongoing development efforts, reporting an overall execution rate of 52% for development projects in the North West. He noted that the Ndu-Nkambe project had been completed, while work on the Ndu section had reached 65%.

However, insecurity remains a major obstacle, particularly along roads in Ndop, the Bambui stretch and parts of Bui Division.

A call for residents to return home

Governor Lele Lafrique urged residents to cooperate with administrative and security authorities, while encouraging displaced inhabitants to return to their communities and take part in local development.

The message from the two-day visit was clear: dialogue, improved security and collective participation are being presented as essential steps towards restoring stability in the North West.

But with the crisis having affected lives and communities for years, a key question remains: Can the new community dialogue initiative translate these renewed appeals into lasting peace on the ground?

What do you think it will take to finally restore lasting peace in the North West Region?

PRISMA JAMES RETURNS TO CAMEROON WITH CHARITY PROJECTS FOR IDPs, ORPHANS, STUDENTS AND CANCER PATIENTS

Commendable! Even though Cameroonian movie superstar Prisma James is based in Nigeria, her heart remains at home! This October, she is showing appreciation to her people by giving back to the country that has supported her journey.

From October 14 to 18, 2026, Prisma James will carry out several charity activities in Cameroon under the canopy of her Prisma James Foundation.

Internally displaced persons (IDPs) and orphanages will receive food support and assistance, while students in several schools across the English-speaking regions will benefit from school materials, including books, pens, school bags and socks. Scholarships will also be awarded, alongside visits aimed at inspiring young people.

Beyond education and food assistance, the foundation will organise a free cancer screening campaign and a health awareness walk from Bongo Square to the Cameroon Wall of Fame.

Through these initiatives, Prisma James is showing that being based in Nigeria does not mean forgetting home. She is using her platform to support vulnerable people, encourage students and promote health awareness in Cameroon.

When you hear of Prisma James what comes to your mind?

YANSLIM FOUNDATION: MEET A FOUNDATION TURNING COMPASSION INTO ACTION

From fighting drug abuse to supporting vulnerable families, Yanslim Foundation is working to build a healthier, safer and more caring society in Cameroon.

Every community has people who need a helping hand, a voice to speak for them, or simply someone who cares enough to listen. For Yanslim Foundation, reaching out to these people is at the heart of its mission.

Founded by Ebonkie Margaret Yanze, the foundation is committed to promoting human rights, fighting drug abuse and supporting vulnerable people across society. Guided by its motto, “Voice of the Voiceless,” it seeks to bring hope and support to single mothers, widows, prisoners, people affected by drug abuse and internally displaced persons (IDPs).

From fighting drug abuse to supporting vulnerable communities

Yanslim Foundation is working across different areas of social welfare, with a focus on issues that directly affect individuals, families and communities.

One of its key concerns is substance abuse, particularly among young people. Through awareness campaigns and community engagement, the foundation seeks to educate people about the dangers of drug abuse and encourage healthier choices.

Beyond this, the organisation also reaches out to people facing difficult living conditions. Its activities have included support for single mothers and street vendors, prison outreach and assistance to internally displaced persons.

These initiatives reflect the foundation’s belief that everyone deserves dignity, respect and the opportunity to live a better life, regardless of their circumstances.

Promoting human rights and mental well being

For Yanslim Foundation, helping vulnerable people goes beyond providing material assistance. It also involves raising awareness about human rights, encouraging compassion and creating an environment where people can speak about their challenges without fear of being ignored or judged.

Mental well being is another important part of its mission. By encouraging awareness and community support, the foundation hopes to contribute to a society where people are better informed about their struggles and more willing to support those going through difficult times.

Under the leadership of its founder and CEO, Ebonkie Margaret Yanze, the organisation continues to pursue its goal of making social support and humanitarian action an important part of community life.

Yanslim Foundation at the FUSBUS Exhibition in Douala

The foundation is currently presenting its work at the FUSBUS Exhibition, taking place at Crystal Palace Hotel in Douala.

The exhibition provides an opportunity for Yanslim Foundation to introduce visitors to its mission, share information about its activities and engage with people who may be interested in supporting its cause.

It is also a chance to connect with potential sponsors, volunteers, organisations and partners who share its commitment to social welfare, human rights and the fight against drug abuse.

For visitors, the exhibition offers an opportunity to learn more about the foundation and understand how its work seeks to make a difference in the lives of vulnerable people.

A call for more support and collaboration

The challenges facing vulnerable communities cannot be addressed by one organisation alone. Families in difficult circumstances, people struggling with substance abuse and individuals displaced from their homes need continued support, public awareness and meaningful collaboration.

This is why partnerships and community participation remain important to the work of organisations such as Yanslim Foundation. With the right support, its outreach activities can reach more people and help bring attention to issues that are often overlooked.

As the foundation continues to share its mission at the FUSBUS Exhibition, members of the public are encouraged to learn about its work, engage with its team and explore ways to contribute.

With “Voice of the Voiceless” as its guiding message and “Hugs Not Drugs” as its campaign slogan, Yanslim Foundation is calling for a society built on compassion, awareness and respect for human dignity.

Because sometimes, making a difference begins with something simple: listening, caring and choosing to help.

Yanslim Foundation: Voice of the Voiceless. Hugs Not Drugs.

STREAM + DOWNLOAD “DANS TA BONTÉ PERFORMED BY DAMARIS TAKUTOH

Cameroonian gospel singer Damaris Takutoh is back with a brand-new single titled “Dans Ta Bonté,” a powerful release that invites listeners into a moment of worship, gratitude, and reflection on God’s goodness. Damaris is raising the bar with this project, delivering beautiful visuals, top-notch audio quality, and an impressive vocal performance. Through her music, she continues to inspire faith, uplift spirits, and remind listeners of the importance of staying connected to God.

This is what a quality French-language gospel release should look and sound like, making “Dans Ta Bonté” a strong contender for the title of the #1 Gospel Song from French-speaking Africa in 2026!

“Cleanliness Is The Mindset”: Spaco Lee Calls On Buea Denizens To Take Action, Clean-Up Campaign Kicks Off

Buea-based comedian and influencer Ngamfon Derick Ndakwe, popularly known as Spaco Lee, believes keeping Buea clean starts with a change in people’s mindset. “Cleanliness is the mindset. America is America because of the mindset . Than to be blaming the Government, ley is put our force see how we can make it” he said during the city-wide clean-up campaign in Buea on Wednesday October 7.

Spaco Lee has been taking action himself by volunteering every week to clear blocked gutters and remove waste from the streets. His efforts formed part of a wider campaign launched by the Buea Council and the Divisional Officer to improve hygiene and sanitation across the city.

The three-month campaign was launched at Bongo Square, bringing together hundreds of volunteers, community leaders, transport unions, tricycle riders and NGOs involved in environmental activities. South West Governor Bernard Okalia Bilai also attended the launch.

Buea Mayor David Mafani Namange said the campaign is aimed at making Buea clean again. He called on residents to take part, stressing that keeping the city clean requires everyone’s effort.

Divisional Officer Abba Abdouraman said the campaign will also focus on educating residents about proper waste disposal and recycling, particularly plastic waste, which remains a major pollutant in the city.

For Spaco Lee, the message goes beyond one clean-up exercise. His weekly volunteer work shows that keeping Buea clean is not only the responsibility of authorities but also a duty that begins with individuals.

With the campaign expected to run for three months, the real test will be whether residents can turn the clean-up effort into a daily habit.

STREAM + DOWNLOAD: YVUTI – SENTIMENTS

Yvuti is back with another soul-stirring masterpiece, “Sentiment,” a deeply emotional record that showcases the purity, vulnerability, and soulful depth of her artistry. Produced by DUB, the song allows Yvuti’s sweet and captivating vocals to take center stage, creating an enchanting experience that speaks straight to the heart. The visuals, directed by Corporate Esimo, beautifully complement the emotion and atmosphere of the song. Press play, immerse yourself in “Sentiment,” and don’t forget to subscribe—Yvuti has much more coming.

STREAM + DOWNLOAD J’AVANCE PERFORMED BY KOWAN x DAPHNE

In 2018, at just 8 years old, Cameroonian kid rapper Kowan emerged as the winner of the 237Showbiz Music Competition, taking home a cash prize of 425,000 CFA francs and earning the opportunity to collaborate with Cameroonian music star Daphne.

The collaboration was recorded and the music video was shot five years ago. However, due to circumstances beyond our control, the project could not be released at the time. Today, we are finally putting out the video to honour the promise made during the competition, fulfill the prize attached to Kowan’s victory, and set the records straight. The video was directed by 237Showbiz Studios  and the audio produced by Mccoy TWAP and Eno On The Trck.   

Five years later, the wait is over. The promised collaboration is finally here.

BRIDGED: The Cameroonian Drama Asking the Devastating Question, “Would You Choose Yourself or Your Twin?”

What would you do if the person standing between you and the life you deserve was your own twin?

That is the devastating question at the heart of BRIDGED, a powerful new Cameroonian drama that explores sacrifice, family, betrayal, identity and the painful consequences of secrets kept for too long.

Directed and written by veteran Cameroonian filmmaker N.R. Seehofer, also known as Seehofer Roland, and produced by Eweli Helen, BRIDGED is now available to watch on Eweli Helen TV, bringing another ambitious Cameroonian story to audiences online.

A family torn apart by one secret

The film opens in a suffocating shack, where Tom, a broken and desperate father, walks away from his pregnant wife, Melody, convinced that he has failed his family.

Melody eventually gives birth to twin girls. But instead of becoming the beginning of a new chapter, their arrival sets in motion a secret that will shape their lives for years to come.

With a whispered secret to Dorian, Melody makes a decision that ultimately destroys her.

Separated from one another, the twins grow up as complete strangers, living radically different lives.

Phina grows into a ruthless corporate executive who sees weakness as a choice. She has power, wealth and influence, but beneath that seemingly unshakable exterior lies a past she does not fully understand.

Dorian’s life takes the opposite direction.

After her father dies, her cruel uncle throws her out of the family home and reveals a devastating truth: Dorian is not legally part of the family.

In a single brutal moment, she loses her home, her identity and the security she once knew.

But the biggest revelation is still to come.

When the paths of the two sisters eventually cross, years of secrets, resentment and unanswered questions begin to surface, forcing a family to confront a past that someone desperately tried to bury.

A story about more than twin sisters

At its core, BRIDGED is not simply a story about two sisters.

It is a story about identity, sacrifice and the price of protecting the people we love.

The film asks difficult questions about family and the choices people make when circumstances leave them with no easy options.

How much would you sacrifice for someone else?

Can a secret meant to protect a family ultimately destroy it?

And when two people have been separated by circumstances beyond their control, can they ever truly find their way back to each other?

These questions form the emotional backbone of BRIDGED.

Meet the filmmaker: N.R. Seehofer

Behind BRIDGED is N.R. Seehofer (Supernatural), also known as Seehofer Roland, a Cameroonian filmmaker, writer, actor, acting coach and entrepreneur with more than two decades of experience in the entertainment industry.

With 24+ years in the industry and 16 directed films, Seehofer has built a career both in front of and behind the camera.

His acting credits include films such as Black Vampire, VOWS, Rose on the Grave, Tenacity, Vain Glory, The Unknown, Fight Alone, Bishop, My Community, Don’t Blink, Half Heaven, A Little Lie and Defect.

His television credits include appearances in productions such as Bad Angel, SAMBA, Apple for 2, as well as South African productions Rhythm City and The Queen, among others.

One of his notable projects was Half Heaven (2022), which became the first Cameroonian film to screen in Nigerian cinemas, with screenings across cinemas in Nigeria, Ghana and Cameroon. The film was also selected for the 96th Academy Awards (Oscars) submission cycle and later became available on Amazon Prime.

Seehofer’s work has also earned recognition, including Best Supporting Actor Africa at the Nollywood Golden Awards in 2023.

He later wrote, directed and starred in Defect (2025), which featured at the Power24 International Film Festival in 2026.

With BRIDGED, Seehofer returns once again as both writer and director, continuing his work in developing stories rooted in African experiences.

Eweli Helen: Producer and Executive Producer

The film is produced by Eweli Helen, a Cameroonian model, entrepreneur and media producer, and the founder and CEO of Eweli Entertainment, a company active in film production, fashion and pageantry.

Eweli Helen has also built a filmography that includes Ceaser (2016), A Little Lie A Little Kill (2017), The Entitled (2018), Defect (2025) and now BRIDGED (2026).

Her work extends beyond filmmaking. She has participated in runway shows including Afric Collection, Annual Show Fashion Week and FIAFA, while her pageantry background includes being a Miss Cameroon 2010 finalist, Winner of Miss Diligent Africa, and 2nd Runner Up Miss West Africa Cameroon.

Her involvement in BRIDGED adds another chapter to her growing work within Cameroon’s creative and entertainment industry.

A new chapter for Cameroonian storytelling

Bridged arrives at a time when Cameroonian filmmakers continue to push their stories beyond traditional platforms and toward wider African and international audiences.

Rather than relying solely on spectacle, the film places its focus on human relationships, family secrets and emotional conflict — themes that can resonate far beyond Cameroon.

With N.R. Seehofer behind the camera and Eweli Helen leading the production, BRIDGED brings together two creatives with experience across acting, filmmaking, production, fashion and entertainment.

And at the center of it all are two sisters whose lives were changed before they were even old enough to understand why.

One family. Two sisters. One buried secret.

The question remains:

If you had to choose between yourself and your twin sister, who would you choose?

BRIDGED is now available to watch on Eweli Helen TV on YouTube.

Subscribe, turn on notifications and watch the full movie to uncover the secret that separated two sisters and the truth that ultimately brings them back together.