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16/05/2026

When I started my journey on this space, she supported me in a way I would need bra!n d@m@ge to forget.

She would not just stop by when she was free to scroll through my content but leave very insightful comments.

I could virtually know when she was online because notifications about "Mbole Ekaney (with 10,000+ followers commented) would be flowing back to back on my notifications.

There was this particular community management job I was really verbal about on this space.

Mme Mbole would stop by the page and engage on as many posts as she could. She would ask about the company with so much inquisition and I would gladly explain.

This lady clicked my number here and reached my whatsapp inbox and after praising and encouraging me, asked me, "Che, what can I do to support you?"

I have never been more humbled and honored 🔥

Not just writing a foreword for our book and squeezing time to show up at the launch, she supported us with 200,000FCFA and paid to the last dime.

You see, people like Mbole Ekaney who don't just use lips to crave for youths to behave better but take the necessary sacrificial actions to express that desire may be rare but they exist.

I wasn't even having up to 2000 followers when she decided to support me to be where I am. I didn't have to love her first for her to show me the kind of love I received from her.

Mbole Ekaney is just a woman who craves more impact and positivity in the youths back home.

Thank you so much Ma. Thank you 🙏

14/05/2026

12/05/2026

Dear Mr. Godlove Njisong,

I have massive respect for the way you live your life.

In a world where out of safety instincts, most people are very careful with how far they go to pour out love and positivity into the world, you go all in.

I love how far you starve your attention of negativity, diving with all your soul into positivity.

You did not just lay an irreplaceable foundation stone in my journey as a ghost content writer but have been there although.

When I reached you for the review of our book Scrambled Community Manager, the way you received it humbled me.

You had every reason to make some understandable excuses but you didn't. You breached all odds and didn't just show up but showed up like you always do: full positive energy.

Thank you for the wonderful review you gave Scrambled Community Manager. Thank you is not enough Coach Godlove Njisong

Do I talk about the huge financial support during the launch or the consistent before and after launch push for the work to reach as many as it could in your rich circle?

I lack words but God knows I'm super grateful. God alone will reward you.

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Plot twist:

If you are reading this, we kindly invite you to support our project.

Myself and Counselor Rash Ekome will deeply appreciate your support, sponsorship, or simply purchasing a copy.

No action is too small to touch the lives of others who will be transformed by this book. Thank you.

Hard copy: 5000 CFA
Soft copy: 3000 CFA

Momo number: 676053688
Momo name: Che Housia

09/05/2026

Meet Mr. Godlove Njisong,

We are honoured to have him as the Book Reviewer of Scrambled Community Manager.

Anyone who is a friend of personal development wouldn't need an introduction to get acquainted with this name.

There is something this man taught me on a stage in August 2022 I will never forget.

His voice still echoes till date and the principles in this book are particles of that moment.

I created this page a few days after that conference in which he was one of the speakers and the rest is history.

When I ventured into ghostwriting and community management, Mr. Godlove Njisong supported me like it was his business.

From constantly engaging with my content when I could barely get up to 20 engagements to reaching me inbox to gift me a financial token for a job well done on this space, applauding me for standing out.

He was one of those who recommended me for one of the first 5 paid jobs in social media management.

Till date, Mr. Njisong is one of the my most frequent ghostwriting return clients.

To you who does not know him, let me summarize who this man is:

Njisong Godlove Chia (widely known as Coach Godlove Njisong or Goddymax) is a leading Cameroonian Personal Development Coach, Empowerment Trainer, and Founder of GoMAD Network (Go Make A Difference), established in 2018 in Douala.

A graduate of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Nigeria (2008), and former National President of Junior Chamber International (JCI) Cameroon, he has trained and transformed over 10,000 individuals through large-scale conferences, bootcamps, and leadership programs across Cameroon, Uganda, and Kenya.

He is the recipient of the Entrepreneur Legacy Award (CYECD 2026), Social Entrepreneurship Impact Award (Cameroon Heroes Impact Awards 2025), Social Entrepreneur of the Year (GAICAM 2020), and was named among the Top 40 Under 40 Achievers by Cameroon Achievers Magazine.

Njisong, together with his wife Miranda, continues to drive measurable mindset shifts and leadership growth among youth and professionals.

Che and Counselor Rash Ekome are honoured to say the least, to have him spare some time out of his busy schedule to give a review of Scrambled Community Manager tonight at 8PM.

It's gonna be hooooooooot 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

09/05/2026

12 Hours To Goooooooooooo

It is the D-Day everybody 🤸😁🤸💥💃💃💃🤸🎉🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳

If myself and my co-author Counselor Rash Ekome are called social media managers to the extent of writing a book to educate, inspire and empower others it's because of Cameroonians.

We wholeheartedly dedicate this piece to all of you (yes you Cameroonians) who helped us in one way or the other.

Your contributes no matter how small contributed to the drops of water that eventually formed a massive ocean.

We are because you were and still are.

From those who followed silently to those who gave us platforms and opportunities that built the portfolio that gave us the guts to inspire others to become intentional community managers, we owe you this gratitude 🙏

The exact words of at least 10 Cameroonian public figures in this space are quoted and duly credited to support the information in Scrambled Community Manager:

1. Mbole Ekaney

2. Fuchor

3. Delly Singah.

4. Captain Edith Delight

5. Clement Toh

6. Fon Noel III

7. Azinwi

8. Michael Mbidzenyui

9. Blaise Tuma

10. Ngong Christian

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A very hugeeeeeee package is up for grabs to anyone who'll guess the name of any Cameroonian who fills the blank spaces, whose wisdom is used to add more flesh to the wisdom in Scrambled Community Manager. 😁

Myself and my co-author Counselor Rash Ekome are planning to host a Challenge for just 10 Cameroonians who are ready to read and apply the knowledge in the book.

We will mentor and train them so recommending them will not be a risk to the employers.

Pre-order and stand higher chances of being amongst the chosen.

Let's meet tonight at 08PM on Sir Ngong Christian's page to create a movement. Coming back to tell you about each member of our amazing front desk panel on the flyer 😁🤸

The soft copy is 3000FCFA while the hard version is 5000FCFA.

P-a-y to:

676053688
Che Housia

Please tell someone to tell someone to tell someone until someone hears there's a new baby in town. Let's go 🎉🥳💃

06/05/2026

Good morning Fam,

There is a pandemic in our society that is less talked about.

The internet is a free space where everyone leverages it for their personal use: some for good and some for "only God knows."

Look around.

Most young people are not interested in learning, acquiring skills, building anything sustainable, or growing.

The hunger to study, to develop skills, to create something sustainable is gradually fading.

Instead, the focus has shifted to quick money.

Fast results. Urgent success.

Everybody wants to be the next person to cash out 10M or 20M asap.

And not by building something meaningful, but by chasing the next unsuspecting person they can exploit, just to fund a lifestyle that only exists for public validation.

All for parties, public appearances, social media impressions.

At the same time, many young ladies are no longer prioritizing growth or stability.

The focus is shifting towards looking chic and on who can provide the biggest money, the fastest. It is becoming a cycle that feeds itself.

When a generation starts valuing outcomes over process, money over value, and appearance over substance, the foundation of that society is destined for a pathetic waterloo.

Social media has not helped. Platforms like TikTok and Instagram constantly amplify the results, the cars, the trips, the lifestyle. But they rarely show the process, the discipline, the years of growth behind real success.

We penned down Scrambled Community Manager especially for Cameroonian and African youths who would eventually get exposed online and easily get influenced into the wrong orientation of social media.

In a bid to survive, most of them would choose these easy paths without considering the long term effects.

We understand through experience, that there is a time to build yourself, to learn, to fail, to grow, to develop the mindset and skills that can attract and sustain success.

If that season is snubbed in the rush to make money, life has a way of forcing you back into it later, at a time when it is much harder to bear the consequences.

Yes, the economy is tough.

Yes, the system has failed us. If you check the new logo of the transformed electricity company in Cameroon, SOCADEL, you'd see a bush lamp.

That's to show you how our leaders think.

But we cannot keep using our failed government as an excuse to destroy our own future.

Because in the end, the consequences will be personal.

Money is like the air we can't do without, no doubt.

But values, discipline, knowledge, and the ability to create something meaningful are like clean air...and will always matter more in the long run.

A lion will never eat grass no matter the famine in the wild. We believe you are lions. Let's figure out to make it work without using shortcuts.

If we get this wrong as a generation, we won’t just feel it now.

We will pay for it later.

Join our revolution of leveraging social media to make ourselves a living without trading our future peace for it.

See you on Saturday 09th May at 08PM Cameroon time!

Please invite someone: you will be making the world a better place by affecting the life of just one person positively.

Love,
Your newest author in town! ✌️

03/05/2026

In 2013, I joined a friend I met in Lower Sixth to ransack the streets of Mankon picking scrap iron (iron condemn) just to get my first phone 😂

One day, we even came to school late and the gate was locked. We immediately went back home, changed and hit the streets.

We are talking about a Sanitation Prefect oh 😂😂 I was a class administrator then.

Whenever we saw any of our classmates coming, we would hide in the bush until they passed.

We used to sell 1kg for 50frs. These guys enhanced their scales, so I'm sure if something didn't reach 5kg, it won't show 1kg on their scale.

After all this stress, I bought my first phone for 8k and an economics textbook and both were stolen within 24 hours.

After mourning, I hustled more and got the same phone, a black second hand Samsung slicer, but the price had increased to 11k.

It was again stolen after 3 months while I was on holidays with my uncle. He dashed me his old phone while I was returning to Bamenda.

The phone caused a lot of issues eh. Unlike the first ones I bought, which I hid from my parents, I carried this one freely.

I was always on it. I bought my first smartphone after moulding blocks and doing paid farm work in the village.

All just to scroll and get dopamine hits. Then when I saw smokers spending even less money than I spent on data for the same dopamine highs, I thought I was better than them.

In 2019, I decided to start seeing data connection as an investment.

I stopped fighting my phone addiction, stopped fighting screen addiction, stopped fighting social media addiction and turned that addiction into an income stream.

I know I'm not better than drogue addicts, but at least, I am very sure my addiction is responsible for my major source of income and major investments.

What about you? Sit down and calculate how much you use for data monthly and tell me if dopamine hits and some health challenges from social media addiction is enough profit for such expenditures.

SM algos are designed to reward creators and destttttroy consumers. Choose!

I'm sure you are also looking for means to convert your screen time to income, but one thing I'd advise is to avoid shortcuts.

My last cashin came in from US. I wrote for them and they paid me. You don't have to travel to make legitimate money today. That's what we wrote Scrambled Community Manager.

We are launching this book on the 9th of May. You can preorder now:

3000FCFA soft copy
5000FCFA hard copy

Cashin to:

676053688
Che Housia

You can also join our waiting group to experience the event live that day:

https://chat.whatsapp.com/LgCtND8ksJ0KL90TBduyGo?mode=gi_t

Thank you very much

01/05/2026

Happy Labor Day to all those who look in-between their legs and see a hustle. It's not an easy job bearing the kind of risk they bear.

Blinky Lizzy, a hook-up girl in Buea decided to rebrand and called me in my imagination to do her a CV stronger than the things she handles daily, and I answered. Check out and rate my work 🥳👇👇👇
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Blinky Lizzy
Buea, South West Region, Cameroon
+237 676053688 / [email protected]

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Strategic and results-oriented Genitally-Induced Pleasure Commercial Agent with 7 years of experience delivering tailored companionship and intimate solutions to a diverse male clientele. Recognized for providing discreet, efficient, and drama-free hook-up experiences, helping clients avoid commitment and emotional pressure while maintaining privacy and satisfaction. Combines emotional intelligence, structured service delivery, and strict personal hygiene to ensure consistent client retention, comfort, and trust.

EDUCATION

Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Pleasure Supply Chain
I-Am-Not-Cheap University | 2023

Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Intimacy Economics
I-Cannot-Suffer-With-Any-Man University | 2021

GCE Advanced Level Certificate
Do-What-Makes-You-Happy High School | 2018

GCE Ordinary Level Certificate
Use-What-You-Have-To-Get-What-You-Want Secondary School | 2016

First School Leaving Certificate (FSLC)
How-Can-A-Beautiful-Girl-Like-You-Be-Trekking-Under-The-Sun Community Primary School, Buea | 2011

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Independent Intimacy & Lifestyle Service Provider
Buea | 2019 – Present

- Delivered over 1,000 comfort sessions (long hugs) at 2,500 FCFA per session, serving 1,000+ clients seeking non-penetrative emotional relief and physical comfort

- Executed 500+ quick-service sessions (short time) at 10,000 FCFA per session, providing efficient, time-sensitive companionship solutions for high-demand clients

- Managed 200+ full-night experiences at 30,000 FCFA each, ensuring client relaxation, safety, and satisfaction in controlled environments

- Delivered 100+ full weekend packages at 50,000 FCFA per package, offering extended companionship and stress-reduction experiences

- Maintained premium side chick engagement services at 100,000 FCFA, providing consistency and exclusivity without long-term commitment pressure

- Facilitated emotional recovery sessions (shoulder-to-cry-on services) for 300+ clients at 5,000 FCFA per session, reducing su***de rate by over 20%

- Delivered high-value social performance services (500,000 FCFA), including acting as partner in family settings, social media influence roles, and content collaboration

- Provided enhanced intimate companionship experiences at 100,000 FCFA per experience, tailored to clients seeking deeper emotional connection and premium attention

- Maintained a client retention rate above 70 percent, driven by discretion, reliability, and satisfaction

- Ensured 100 percent confidentiality with zero exposure incidents, protecting client identity and trust

- Demonstrated advanced operational discretion by successfully managing private access and exit logistics in hotels and residences without detection or disruption

- Implemented strict health and hygiene protocols, including the use of a high-tech screening device to assess client health status prior to engagement, ensuring safe and responsible service delivery

CORE SKILLS & COMPETENCIES

- Client Experience and Satisfaction Management
- Emotional Intelligence and Active Listening
- Discretion and Confidentiality
- Stress Relief and Mood Stabilization
- Social Adaptability and Role Flexibility
- Time and Boundary Management
- Client Retention and Relationship Control
- Personal Grooming and Presentation
- Effective Communication
- Strong Adaptability

LANGUAGES

- English: Fluent
- Pidgin English: Fluent

REFERENCES

Available upon request.
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Lizzy was so happy with this CV that she decided to award me a round but I turned it down and asked her to send one more round of momo alert and she shocked me. Bring me CV deals 🥳

22/04/2026

I grew up in a village where if we didn't farm from Monday to Saturday, and without hoes on some Sundays, hunger would remove all the hairs down there.

Farming is what educated me from Primary to University. We woke up at 3am and trekked a distance of three and a half hours with loads of atleast 30kg on our heads to sell in the market.

The closest market which was a one-hour journey wasn't big enough so we couldn't depend solely on it.

Selling was what I grew up doing. But I hated it with passion. I never loved having to stand under the sun or sometimes dragging bags up and down to escape rain just to sweet talk buyam sellams to look your way.

These people would taste almost half of your Garri and would never buy. The worst is fresh raw grounduts when it was groundnut season.

Even after I left the village and came to Bamenda for my secondary education, selling metamorphosed from standing in one position to hawking.

I hated it but I had no choice. I hawked ripe bananas, fresh corn, groundnut or sweet yams after school for my aunt.

The money I used to buy my first mobile phone in 2013, I picked and sold iron condemn to get it.

Selling was in my DNA but I still h@ted it. So in 2018, when I came accross the possibility of selling through the internet, I quickly bought it because I was familiar to selling but I didn't want to have contact with people and be on the desperate end of the bargain.

But network marketing was not too different from what I hated. You still had to walk up to people to convince them. I h@ted it but the illusion that I was going to be a millionaire in less than no time drove me on.

Those who knew me can attest to the fact that boy has hustled in this online business thing.

Till now, 80% of my income comes from selling intellectual property, products and services online.

In 2023, I grew from begging people to buy what they don't need and depending solely on running paid ads to doing what is known as content marketing.

This page was created in early September 2022 after being inspired by the presentation of Mr. Neba Paul Azinwi in a personal development conference in Buea.

I was also encouraged to shift from my Facebook profile where I had started being consistent to start posting on this page after he engaged me in a campaign in early 2023.

Neba Paul Azinwi is the founder of African Academy of Digital Marketing. If you visit him and he asks you to remove your shoes before entering his house, I advise you not to because he can sell that shoe on the internet within the twinkle of an eye 😂🙌

He is good.

When I first came across their school's campaign called Digital Landlord, I thought they were teaching real estate because Mr. Neba is also a cr@zy real estate salesman.

This however, is simply a structured program to show you how to own a plot of land both offline and on the internet like Fuchor.

This one is not "bring two people."

You are going to get exactly the same secrets that made me turn a small page like this into a major source of income without monetization.

If you're in Bamenda, let's meet on Sunday at Sonac Street for another edition of the Digital Landlord conference.

Access is not up to the 30k I paid to access the conference in which Mr Paul Azinwi encouraged me to create this page. It's just 10% of that amount.

That's a regular expenditure on a normal day and more than what the average person uses to buy scroll time on social media.

Invest it in this training so you can stay up to date with trends that matter to your business and future success.

Come with your friends, family, colleagues and anyone you love.

The future is for those who leverage the power of social media and digital assets.

Call/WhatsApp: 675952204/674860236

See you!