Oroko

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The Oroko are an indigenous Bantu-speaking ethnic group of southwestern Cameroon, known for their rich cultural traditions, agriculture, and coastal rainforest homeland.

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Oroko canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bantu people
ethnic group
colonialHistory affected by British and French colonial administration after World War I
affected by German colonial rule in Cameroon
continent Africa
country Cameroon
culturalRegion Cameroonian coastal forest belt
culturalTrait age-grade associations
communal farming practices
masking traditions
rich oral traditions
secret societies
traditional music and dance
economicActivity cocoa cultivation
oil palm cultivation
plantain and cassava farming
environment Atlantic coastal lowlands
tropical rainforest
ethnolinguisticGroupOf Bantu peoples of Cameroon
ethnonymLanguage Bantu languages
hasSubgroup Balondo-ba-Konja
Balue
Batanga
Bima
Dikome
Ekombe
Londo
linked to: Londo Mollari

Mbonge
Ngolo
indigenousTo Southwestern Cameroon
languageBranch Bantu languages
languageFamily Niger–Congo languages
locatedIn Coastal rainforest zone of Cameroon
Southwestern Cameroon
primaryLanguage Oroko language
region Fako Division
Koupé-Manengouba Division
Ndian Division
Southwest Region of Cameroon
relatedGroup Bakossi
Bakweri
Balondo
Duala
Isubu
religion African traditional religion
Christianity
traditionalLivelihood agriculture
fishing
hunting and gathering

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Southwest Region (Cameroon) ethnicGroup Oroko
subject linked to: Southwest Region