Fondze's Tv

HAPPY SUNDAY MY WONDER FAMILY!

It’s Sunday. The day of peace, the day of thanksgiving, the day of reflection.

Today, I did not want to preach too much. I just want to wish you a Happy Sunday. May your Sunday be filled with peace, may your week be filled with favour, may your heart be filled with joy. May God who gave you this Sunday give you reasons to smile in the new week.

As I sat down this Sunday afternoon in my quiet corner to write my soon to be released book (after church service) — TEARS IN THE SHADOWS — A Journey Into The Unspoken Challenges of Success — tears filled my eyes.

Because this book is not just a book. This book is my life. This book is my story. This book is the story of many young people like me who smile outside but cry inside.

When I sat down to write, I continued the story where many of you stopped reading me.

You know me as Fondze’s Tv, as Evangelist Emmanuel Fondze — always smiling, always motivating, always shouting “Wonner place Dey!” But behind that smile, there were shadows. Behind that success, there were tears that nobody saw.

In this book, I am opening it all.

• The pain of growing up without a biological father.

• The pain of being rejected and having to fight for my own name.

• The loneliness of success — when you rise and you realize not everybody claps for you.

• The pressure of being young and having to carry your family, your junior ones, your dreams — all at once.

• The nights I cried and nobody knew.

This is TEARS IN THE SHADOWS.

And I have decided — This book will be released on my birthday — Saturday, 23rd January 2027 — where I will turn 25.

25 years. A quarter of a century. God has kept me. From a little boy denied by his father, to a man writing his 3rd book. Only God!

So this book will be my birthday gift to my generation. I don’t want birthday cake only — I want to give you people something that will heal you, something that will speak to you, something that will stay with you after the birthday music fades.

From there, so many amazing things will come from me. Bigger projects, bigger visions, bigger impact. This is just the beginning. God is cooking something big for Fondze’s Tv (my brand) and for all of us.

So please, stay tuned for more updates about this event. I will be posting the cover, the pre-order link, the launch venue, and how you can partner very soon.

For now — Happy Sunday! How was church service? Make today you eat well, rest well, love your family, forgive someone, and remember — behind every successful person, there is a shadow with tears. Be kind.

I love you all. Thank you for being part of my journey to 25.

— Evangelist Emmanuel Fondze | Author — Walking In Purity | Tears In The Shadows — Coming soon Jan 23rd 2027 | Fondze’s Tv ❤️

MY ENTRY FOR THE MIBR LOGO COMPETITION — PLEASE READ AND SUPPORT YOUR BOY!

Hello my people wonner good afternoon!

I am excited to share with you my logo design entry for the MEN IN BOARDROOM — MIBR competition.
Launch by Captain Edith Delight

This is not just a logo — this is a message. And as a Designer — Emmanuel Fondze — I put my heart, my brain, and my story inside this design.

Let me explain the rationale behind this logo:

1. THE FORM — THE INTERLOCKED LETTERS M-I-B-R:

You see those letters locked together as one solid block? That is unity. That represents collaboration and strength among Cameroonian men. We are not scattered — we are interlocked, we are one. One brotherhood, one boardroom.

2. THE TABLE — THE HORIZONTAL LINE ABOVE:

That line on top is not just decoration. It is an abstract boardroom table viewed from the side. It visually places MEN AT THE TABLE of decision-making, leadership and power. For too long, we have been outside the room — now we are AT the table. That is the core message of MIBR.

3. THE COLORS:

• Gold : This is not just fine color — it represents excellence, success, entrepreneurship and wealth. The color of kings, the color of boardroom.

• Black & White: Versatility. This logo works on any background, any media — from suit to stage, it remains premium.

4. THE TYPOGRAPHY:

I used a luxury serif font — not a trendy font that will expire next year. This font conveys heritage, excellence and class. It is timeless, just like a true boardroom brand should be. MIBR is not a trend — it is a legacy.

5. SCALABILITY:

This design is minimal, memorable, premium. It works perfectly as a tiny emboss on a suit, as an app icon, on a stage backdrop, or on a billboard. From small to big — it still commands respect.

Tagline Ready: FOR US, BY US — BOARDROOM 237

My people, this logo is boardroom energy. Classy. Bold. African. Timeless.

Now I need your support!

Please follow the link in BELOW and in the COMMENT SECTION to go react to it, like, comment, share. Your one reaction can make me win this competition.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1EEqD1Bbzt/?mibextid=wwXIfr

I told you people I will make you proud — don’t disgrace your boy now oh! 😂

Let’s bring this home!

Designer: Emmanuel Fondze

Concept: For Us, By Us - Boardroom 237
Link in the comment section 👇👇👇 Please go support!

— Evangelist Emmanuel Fondze | Fondze’s Tv | Designer



NO GIRL HAS TO GET INTO A RELATIONSHIP OR MARRIAGE IF THERE IS NOTHING SHE BRINGS TO THE TABLE.

I know this will pain some people, but let me say it as it is. I am Evangelist Emmanuel Fondze and I love the girl child, but truth must be told.

My sister, listen to me.

Beauty is not a qualification. Fine face is not a CV. Big nyash is not a skill. Long hair is not a business plan.

If all you bring to the table is s*x, beauty, and “I can cook” — my sister, you are in danger.
Because beauty fades. S*x gets boring. And every woman can cook.

What else do you bring?

Marriage is not a poverty alleviation program. Relationship is not a job for jobless girls. It is partnership. Partnership means two people bringing something to build something.

Ask yourself today — If I enter this relationship now, what am I bringing apart from my body?

• Do you have a skill?

• Do you have a handwork?

• Do you have education, even small?

• Do you have a business, even if it’s selling groundnuts?

• Do you have vision?

• Do you have sense? Can you advise a man when he is confused?

• Can you pray for him when he is down?

• Can you manage money, or you only know how to spend it?

If your answer is “nothing” — please stay single and work on yourself first.

Because this is what happens when you bring nothing to the table:

He will feed you today, but insult you tomorrow — “After all I do for you, what do you do for me?”

He will cheat on you and tell you — “What will you do? You depend on me.”

He will control you like a child, because you are like a child — no income, no independence, no voice.

And to that girl whose boyfriend or husband tells her — “Don’t work, I will take care of you” — My sister, don’t accept!

I know it sounds romantic. “Baby don’t work, I got you.” It sounds like love. But many times, it is a trap.

It is a trap to make you dependent. It is a trap to make you useless. It is a trap to make you a slave in your own house.

Because the day he gets angry, he will tell you — “You are eating my money, living in my house!”

The day he loses his job, you both will suffer, because you have no backup.

The day he dies (God forbid), you will become a beggar with children.

Even if he says don’t work, have something doing!

Learn tailoring — like my mother, Emmerencia Design, 40 years in business and still relevant.

Learn hairdressing, learn makeup, learn baking, learn graphic design, learn content creation, learn selling online, learn catering, learn farming, learn anything!

The Bible says in Proverbs 31:16 — “She considers a field and buys it; out of her earnings she plants a vineyard.” She had her own earnings! A virtuous woman is not jobless!

Proverbs 31:24 — “She makes linen garments and sells them.” She was making and selling!
So even the Bible woman had business. Who told you that being a housewife means being jobless and useless?

Dear girl child, work.

Not because you don’t trust your man. But because you trust yourself.

Not because you want to compete with him. But because you want to complete him.

A man wants peace. But peace comes from a woman who has sense, who has vision, who can say — “My husband, don’t worry, I have small savings, let’s use it.”

That woman — that woman will be respected forever.

My advice:

• If you are still single and you bring nothing to the table — stop looking for relationship. Look for skill.

• If you are in a relationship and he says don’t work — tell him lovingly, “I love you, but I must have something doing, even small, for our future.”

• If you are married and you are jobless — start now. It is not late. Start small. Sell something. Learn something. Your children are watching you.

Because one day your daughter will ask you — “Mama, what do you do?” What will you say? “I wait for your father’s money?”

No. Let her say — “My mother is a strong woman. She works.”

Beauty will bring him. But what you bring to the table will keep him.

What do you bring to the table? Answer yourself honestly in the comments — and if you bring nothing, today is the day to start building.

— Evangelist Emmanuel Fondze | Fondze’s Tv — Lover of Truth and the Girl Child

WHO IS REALLY AFTER DR. EDITH F. GIBSON (Captain Edith Delight) PAGES? PLEASE LEAVE THIS LADY ALONE!

I have been quiet, but yesterday my heart broke again.

They tried to hack her account again. Again!

Dr. Edith F Gibson — our own Captain Edith Delight — a woman with genuine love for humanity, a woman whose only mission is to see every single Cameroonian succeed, was attacked again.

Thank God she recovered it. But my question is — WHAT IS THE MOTIVE? WHAT WILL IT PROFIT YOU?

I have been a follower of Dr. Edith right from Delights Army. I know her heart. I have watched her consistency. And I have noticed a pattern — most often her accounts are attacked only when she is in the middle of a great project to make Cameroon better.

When she wants to empower youths — they hack her.

When she wants to launch a program to heal people — they hack her.

When she wants to raise Cameroonians — they come for her pages.

Cameroonians, why do we hate light?

Why do we hate people with genuine heart?

I am not just typing because I follow her online. I am typing because I am a living testimony of her goodness.

Before now, I suffered from an addiction that was killing me silently. I was ashamed to talk. But Dr. Edith — this lady you are attacking — she paid for therapy for youths. Free therapy. And I was part of those youths.

Through that therapy session, God healed me. Through that therapy, my book “Walking In Purity — How To Maintain Purity In This Generation” was born. If not for her, I would still be in chains. If not for her, that book that is now helping many young people would never have existed.

And I am just ONE person. How many people has she helped online that we see? How many has she helped onsite that we don’t even know? School fees, business capital, mental health support, mentorship, prayers — she does it all.

So tell me, what will you gain by bringing her down?

You can hack a page, but you cannot hack purpose.

You can pull down a page, but you cannot pull down a calling.

You can try to silence her, but God who called her is louder than you.

Captain Delight, if you are reading this:

We love you.

We, your children, your followers, your Delights Army, we love you.

Don’t be discouraged. Don’t stop. The same Cameroon that hates light is the same Cameroon that needs your light. The dogs may bark, but the moon will still shine.

We have seen your tears, we have seen your sacrifices, we have seen how you carry Cameroon on your head like your own child. Please don’t get tired.

To those after her pages — we are watching. Cameroon is watching. And God is watching. Leave this lady to do her God-given purpose. If you cannot help her, at least don’t destroy her.

Cameroonians, let’s learn to protect our own. We are too quick to bring down people who are trying to build us. An Enoh says “Support your own.” Let’s support this light.

Captain Edith Delight, keep shining. We are solidly behind you.

We love you Ma. We celebrate you. We need you.

— A Son Whose Life Was Touched By Your Hands | Evangelist Emmanuel Fondze | Fondze’s Tv

A MESSAGE TO ALL GCE CANDIDATES AWAITING RESULTS — PLEASE, YOUR LIFE IS MORE THAN GCE.

My dear younger brothers and sisters,

I know your heart is beating fast. I know you are not sleeping well. I know every time your phone rings you think “results are out.”

Whether you are waiting for Ordinary Level or Advanced Level — I write this to you with a heavy heart.

Please, failure should never be a reason for you to end your life.

GCE is not worth your life. No exam is worth your blood. No result slip is worth your grave.

Few days ago, the French results — BPC and BAC — came out. We rejoiced with those who passed. But we also cried. Because we heard stories we should never hear. Young boys, young girls, full of life, who took their own lives because they failed. Some drank poison. Some hanged themselves. Just because of an exam.

My people, when did we reach here? When did an exam become more valuable than a human being?

Listen to me, my friends:

If you pass GCE — praise God.

If you fail GCE — still praise God, because you are still alive to try again.

Let me define SUCCESS for you, because our society has lied to you:

• Success is not passing GCE at one sitting. If that was success, then all those who passed and are now jobless, frustrated, and stealing would be successful.

• Success is not A grades in all papers. There are people with 10 A’s who are not happy, and people with 3 papers who are feeding their families with dignity.

• What then is SUCCESS?

SUCCESS is not giving up.

SUCCESS is falling down 7 times and standing up 8 times.

SUCCESS is knowing that your life has value beyond a certificate.

SUCCESS is staying alive to try again, to learn a trade, to start a business, to go again next year.

GCE is just an exam. It is not your destiny. It is a bus stop, not the final destination.

I have seen people who failed GCE 3 times and today they are bosses. I have seen people who had First Class and today they are begging. Your result does not define your future — your resilience does.

So to you waiting for results:

1. Prepare your mind for any outcome. Pass or fail, you are still you. Your parents still love you. God still loves you.

2. If you fail, cry if you want to cry, but don’t die. Cry today, clean your eyes tomorrow, and plan to try again. Resit is not a shame. Giving up on life is the real shame.

3. Please talk to someone. If you feel heavy, talk to your parents, your teacher, your pastor, your big brother like me. Don’t keep it inside. Don’t sit alone in your room with dark thoughts. Say “I am scared.” We will listen.

4. Remember your mother. That woman who paid your fees, who woke up early to give you breakfast before school — do you want her to bury you because of a paper?

No.

My dear candidate, whether you have 10 papers or 0 papers, you are still important. You are still needed. Cameroon still needs you alive.

To parents also: When results come out, please hug your children first before you ask for the slip. Don’t beat them. Don’t insult them. Don’t compare them with neighbor’s child. Your words can either save them or kill them.

GCE will come and go. But your life — if it goes, it will never come back.

So I pray for you today:

You will not die. You will pass. But even if you don’t pass as expected, you will live to pass tomorrow.

Your life is worth more than BPC.

Your life is worth more than BAC.

Your life is worth more than GCE.

Please stay alive. We need you.

I love you. We love you. God loves you more.

— Evangelist Emmanuel Fondze | Fondze’s Tv — Your Big Brother In This Journey.

If you are feeling overwhelmed right now, please talk to someone you trust. You are not alone.

WONNER HIGH SHARP FOR HERE — HAPPY NEW WEEK OH! BEFORE YOU COMOT TODAY, COME TAKE ONE OR TWO FROM THIS STORY FOR LAST NIGHT.

So I was somewhere last night and somehow it was already midnight.
Yes, I know, Evangelist for midnight? 😂 Before you ask what I was doing outside for midnight, remember — I be an Evangelist of God.

So listen:

I was somewhere right, it was already midnight. Beside us (cause I wasn’t alone), there was this one snack bar wey noise be wan kill person. Music loud. Everybody dey shout "NGO LE NGO LE" — no ask me who sing the song, na God know 😂 whether na Maahlox or na which artist, I no know. All I know na say everybody for inside that snack be don turn musician.

Shouting — NGO LE! NGO LE! Bottle dey hit table. Chair dey shake.

Then suddenly...

EVERYTHING BECAME SILENT.

Boom! Police van. Headlight full everywhere.

Next thing I hear: "PRÉSENTEZ-VOUS!!!"

Jesus!

My people, that voice wey that police use eh... All that big aunties and big uncles wey dey shout NGO LE NGO LE before — voice no more. Power off. Shoulder wey dem get before, all don fall. One aunty wey be dey dance on top chair before, she don sit like pikin wey teacher catch 😂

And the worst part — the man wey get bar? Oga don disappear! The owner of the place wey noise come from e head — nowhere to be found. E don vanish like Holy Ghost. I say ehn, this Cameroon ehhh, laugh wan finish me.

Then police start packing. If you no get ID card — enter car.

People started begging.
Begging no work. Bribing — e no work that night. That police dem be get one kind vex wey be like say somebody for office don shout for them before. Dem carry some people put for van.

But the thing wey shock me pass — we wey dey for the other side, we don already hold our own ID card for hand like say we dey hold Bible for judgement day 😂, police no even come our side. Dem no ask us. Dem just face that snack.

For my mind I just say — somebody must don call them for that particular snack. The noise was too much. Or maybe the owner don owe somebody.

But my people, those guys for that snack get liver sha! Even inside police van, them still dey finish police with insult. Small boy wey e never even grow beard dey tell police "you no fit do anything." My only fear that time na say make police man no vex carry e gun begin shoot anyhow — na there wahala for be. Because for this our country, stray bullet no dey look face.

At the end, van move, noise stop, everywhere quiet. Midnight come turn like cemetery.

So — Moral of the new week:

1. If you dey for public place, respect yourself. Noise wey you dey make today fit bring police tomorrow.

2. Always walk with your ID card. This country no be where you go dey explain grammar for midnight.

3. If you get business, be around. No run leave your customers when trouble come.

NOW — MY NEW WEEK GIFT: 2000frs For Winner!

Oya, guess:

WHERE was I? WHO was I with? WHAT were we doing at that time?

First person to guess correctly gets 2000frs from me — consider this my HAPPY New Week gift.

Let the best man win! Drop your guess for comment section. Let’s go!

— Evangelist Emmanuel Fondze | Fondze’s Tv — The Midnight Evangelist 😂

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PELLER & JARVIS WEDDING — AUGUST 1ST, AFRICA SAW YET AGAIN ANOTHER GREAT WEDDING. JP2026!

History was made.

Yesterday August 1st, Africa did not just scroll — Africa stopped, watched, cried, smiled, and celebrated. Because two young souls that we watched grow on TikTok — Peller and Jarvis — said “I DO.”

JP2026 is not just a wedding. It’s a statement.

A statement that love still exists in this generation of cruise and confusion.

A statement that young people can also be serious.

A statement that social media love can lead to the altar, not just to scandal.

Let’s talk about what Africa saw:

1. Africa Saw Love Win Over Age-Shaming.

They said “Peller is too young.” They said “Jarvis is older.” They said “It will not last.” But on August 1st, that young man stood bold, wore his red suit, and paid the price of love — traditionally in Edo State with bride price, legally in court, and publicly in front of the world. Age is just a number when responsibility is real. 

2. Africa Saw A Boy Become A Man In Front Of Us.

Being a man is not 30 years. Being a man is not beard. Being a man is decision. Peller proposed in Ghana, completed his traditional rites, and announced his white wedding for August 1, 2026 with a cinematic video that ended with “Jarvis & Peller 01-08-2026”. Many men at 35 cannot do what this 19/22-year-old boy did. 

3. Africa Saw A Wedding That Was More Than Wedding.

It was not just about A*o Ebi of N1 Million. It was not just about pre-wedding photos. It was about two content creators who turned content into covenant. Who turned cruise into commitment. Who turned followers into family. 

4. Africa Saw That Young People Can Still Choose Marriage Over Situationship.

In a generation where everyone wants to be “talking stage” for 3 years, where girls say “I don’t want marriage, I want money” and boys say “I don’t want responsibility, I want enjoyment” — these two said “We want forever.” That is rare. That is gold.

5. Africa Saw That Love Needs To Be Announced.

Peller did not hide Jarvis. He posted her. He praised her. He defended her. He said “She is my wife.” How many of you are hiding your own partner because you still want to be in everybody’s DM? Learn!

6. And Africa Learned Lessons:

• If you love her, marry her. Stop wasting her time.

• If you love him, support him. Stop comparing him to your ex.

• Marriage is not for perfect people. It’s for committed people.

• The internet can mock your beginning, but it will celebrate your ending if you stay consistent.

JP2026 taught us that:

You don’t need to be 50 to be mature.

You don’t need to be old to be responsible.

You don’t need to have everything before you start — you start and you build everything together.

Jarvis smiled, laughed, even giggled at the court — but her eyes said “I trust this man.”

Peller trembled, but his actions said “I will not fail this woman.”

And that is marriage — not perfect vows, but sincere vows.

So today, I celebrate Peller and Jarvis.

Thank you for giving this funny generation a reason to believe in love again. Thank you for proving that TikTok love can enter church. Thank you for showing that being young is not an excuse to be useless.

To all young lovers reading this — if it is real, seal it. Don’t wait till you have a mansion. Some of us waited till we had everything and lost the one who would have built everything with us.

Congratulations JP2026!

May your marriage be sweeter than your content.

May your home be stronger than the internet noise.

May your love last longer than your fame.

Africa celebrates you. Nigeria celebrates you. Cameroon celebrates you. Fondze’s Tv celebrates you.

JP2026 — LOVE WON!

Who else is happy for them? Drop your congrats in the comments!

— Evangelist Emmanuel Fondze | Fondze’s Tv

Tsuipppp

Ball na first Vanity

Predict the winner of the FIFA World Cup 2026

Argentina 🇦🇷 vs 🇪🇸 Spain

But I am for Argentina

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