N'Johreur

Born on March 04, 1974 in Douala in [Cameroon, holder of a patent of study, "~Njohreur~" began in music at the age of fifteen. At the age of 16, he joined the music club of the Bonabéri high school where in 1984 he won the prize for “~Best School Singer~” awarded by Joe Mboulé, the great Cameroonian star of the moment. Two years later, he was director of the high school orchestra and of the school cooperative. A position he held for 3 years. At the Cameroonian youth festival in 1988, he largely contributed to the artistic success of his establishment named “~Best School Establishment~”, himself being proclaimed “~Best School Singer of the Coastline~”. Convinced of his talent, Njohreur decided to make music his job. Thus begins the artistic adventure of the young Francis Victor Njoh. From then on, cabarets and renowned groups in the country solicit him. Experiences that allowed him to adapt the repertoires of the most famous artists of the time, such as Eboa Lotin, Francis Bebey, Alexandre Douala known as "~ Douleur~", Guy Lobé, Hoigen Ekwalla or again Petit Pays known as "~King of makossa love~” or “~Turbo d'Afrique~”, amazed by the talent of the young artist.