Woa-oah Bahfri, You make me cry to remind me of our Mbu Hero. "Ni Abraham THE GREAT!!!!" His death is still like yesterday. I still have the video of his arrival from Cambodia and burial; titled, "The making of a Hero" Ni Abraham made all of us proud. He was my elder brother, my cousin, my confidant, my husband's 'BIG' in CPC, he was in fact my friend and what an American will call "my Body". I always wonder what Baforchu could have been by now, if he was still alive. Ni Abram landed an helicopter in our Hilly Baforchu, and very neatly too. I do not think any one else has ever brought an helicopter to Baforchu. This was when one of her junior sisters had died, and Ni Abraham came to Baforchu with a military helicopter, and some old mothers who were eating "achu" and had never seen a plane, were so fasinated, until one said, I quote, "sih me sou mbum boh ye zeh mbang". I tranlate. "let me wash my hands and go and see a plane". Ni Abram was what any one wanted in a brother, a husband, a friend, and the best pilot that Cameroon had at that time. I only wish he had lived to put MBU on the Cameroonian Map, in the aviation world. May his soul keep resting in peace. I am very happy that God has been taking very good care of his family, wife Ma Jackline, and his children. They are doing Great. And Thanks to God for this. I did not know that his sister Maggi, (with whom I was very close at the time of Ni's death) was going to get over his death. But thank God, every one is doing Great, even though the memory of his death stays fresh. http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/mbudca_global/conversations/messages/8241