Lemobar njoya Carrefour j'aime mon pays is an architectural gem initiated by the state of Cameroon with a view to advocating living together among all ethnic groups in Cameroon. It is a symbol that reminds us that Cameroon was united and will remain united in its cultural diversity. Remaining one and indivisible, these are the key words that will always ring in the memories of every Cameroonian. The colors of this monument remind us of the moments of tears and homeland of our compatriots heroes and matirs. We are Cameroonian and remain Cameroonian. May our children always remember it....
tindatie stan It's a nice and amazing place for family outing . It's has a great view.
Ngu Ralph Taboh Monument j'aime mon pays, is located in the central town of Yaoundé, popularly known as "Education ", it has a very beautiful view all round especially at night due to its lighting system. This place attracts a lot of visitors in and out of the country. Monument j'aime mon pays is surrounded by the Ministry of Higher Education, the Prime Minister's office, the iconic Hilton Hotel, the Grand Stand and many others. Its always a good place to relax and take kids for site seeing.
Cyrille Arnaud NNANGA BESSALA (nnangabess) Very beautiful monument in the middle of the roundabout of Boulevard du 20 Mai
Stephane Celeste Dassé The monument was very clean. I was pleasantly surprised. The benches were clean and well fixed, the garden mowed and the flowers very green. The water jets were all functional, a beautiful setting when the sun sets for people who would like to film there or admire the evening setting over Ongola. The traffic around 5 p.m. is less dense, the sun is less striking, passers-by are rare and the area is more attractive. The parking lot is also free at this time. The entrance is guarded by 2 police officers so the place is secure. Entrance is paid.