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This is the year I stopped apologising for being proudly African.

I have said this in music. I want to say it directly.

There is a version of Cameroonian identity that has been shaped by what others found impressive — the English, the French, the international. A version where being proudly local felt like settling.

I am done with that version.

Not out of bitterness. Out of clarity. The more I lean into what is specifically mine — the Pinyin sound, the Bamenda story, the North West Cameroon experience — the more universal the response becomes.

Specificity is not limitation. It is the strongest form of universality.

The world does not need another version of somewhere else. It needs the full, unapologetic version of where you actually come from.

Share this if you are done apologising for where you come from. 🌍🇨🇲❤️

I want to ask you something honest — do you feel proud of where you come from, or has the world made you ashamed of it?

This is not a comfortable question. I ask it because I have lived both sides of it.

There were years when I softened what I was to fit into conversations where Pinyin, Bamenda, and Cameroon were not considered impressive coordinates. When I let people define the value of my origin before I had the confidence to define it myself.

The shift did not happen overnight. It happened through music. Through choosing to make the specific thing — the Pinyin thing — and watching what it did to people who recognised themselves in it.

Now I ask the question differently: the world made me ashamed, and I chose not to stay there.

Reclaiming your pride in where you come from is not arrogance. It is the correction of a long injustice.

Honest answer — where are you on this journey? Comment below. 🌍❤️