Talla Development Association
Uniting Talla to protect our heritage and build our future.
TADA is a registered not-for-profit community association of Talla people, volunteers, and friends working together to preserve our culture and deliver lasting progress for the village.
Motto
Unity Is Strength (Abee Yu Ngir)
Our mission in action
Four pillars that move Talla forward.
We mobilize volunteers, partnerships, and resources across four commitments to deliver real, lasting change for the village.
Cultural Heritage
Preserving Talla's traditions, festivals, oral history and crafts for the next generation.
Education & Youth
Mentorship, scholarships and learning circles that open opportunities for every child.
Health & Welfare
Community health drives, awareness camps, and support for elders and families in need.
Livelihoods & Land
Sustainable agriculture, tree planting and small enterprise to strengthen village life.
Major project
Building a Royal Palace worthy of Talla's heritage.
A symbol of unity, leadership, and culture for generations to come. TADA is rallying the village and friends of Talla to fund and construct this historic home for the Fon.
Frequently asked
Questions people ask about TADA.
Clear answers about who we are, where Talla is, and how you can take part.
- What is the Talla Development Association (TADA)?
- TADA is a registered not-for-profit, non-governmental socio-cultural association of Talla Village. It preserves Talla's cultural heritage and leads development across economic, human, infrastructural, social and cultural domains.
- Where is Talla Village located?
- Talla Village lies in Ndu Sub-Division, Donga Mantung Division, in the North West Region of Cameroon. It forms part of the Tang Clan of the Wimbum people.
- Who is the Fon of Talla?
- His Royal Highness Fon Kamanda Charles Kimbi II is Fon of Talla Village and Tang Clan Head. He was enthroned on 6 June 2016 and served as pioneer President of the Wimbum Fons' Union (WIFU).
- What is TADA's main project?
- The construction of a befitting Royal Palace for Talla — a lasting symbol of unity, leadership and culture, funded by sons, daughters and friends of Talla.
- How can I donate to or support TADA?
- You can volunteer, become a member, or contribute by bank transfer to TADA General Projects at BAPCCUL Bamenda, or by MTN Mobile Money. Full details are on the Get Involved page.
Be part of Talla's transformation.
Whether you were born in Talla or simply believe in its future, your time, skills, or gift can help turn vision into reality. Step forward today.