Buying or selling property
What the land or building really is, who controls it, and what you still need to check.
Cameroon · Property · Enterprise
Dr. Anthony Nkumbe
Known as Papa Tony
Know the ground before you commit in Cameroon.
You've got something in mind here — a property, a partner, a project. I help you find out whether it's real, who you'd actually be dealing with, and what it would take to move.Find out whether it's real, who you'd be dealing with, and what it takes to move.
Dr. Anthony NkumbeCameroon
The record
What I do, and where.
These are roles I hold now, not ones I used to. Results belong to the people I worked with, so you won't find numbers on this page I can't back up.
- Chief ExecutiveRainbow Group of Companies
- Certified consultant, negotiator & facilitatorReal estate
- Low-cost building facilitatorMultiple municipalities
- Vice PresidentCHEDE Union of Cooperatives
- Executive memberAfrica Arise Business Consortium
- Technical adviserProcessing companies
- FounderEagles’ Family Assembly
- Regional coordinator, West AfricaKingdom World for Jesus Int’l Church Fellowship
Dates, scale and outside references are still being confirmed. They'll appear here once they're verified, and not before.
Coming, once verified
- Specific projects, with dates and where they happened
- Results, confirmed by the people involved
- References, named and with permission
What I can help with
Four reasons people call me.
Whatever you bring, the first job is the same: work out what's actually there, who matters, and what still needs checking.
Finding a local partner
What you actually need from a partner — then the right introductions.
Reading the local picture
How things really work with municipalities, institutions and owners here.
Building your people
Training and bringing leaders together, through my school and summits.
Property, Land and Building Site. At the Center of the Project
Property consulting and negotiation, low-cost building schemes with municipalities, and advice to cooperatives and processing businesses.
More on the property workHow it works
How a conversation usually goes.
- 01
You tell me what it is
The property, the business, who's involved, your timing, and what a good outcome looks like for you.
- 02
I separate fact from assumption
What's actually known, what someone has assumed, and where you'll need a lawyer, a surveyor or an accountant.
- 03
I bring in the right people
A bounded conversation with the people who matter, everyone clear on who's who and what's being discussed.
- 04
You decide the next step
The legal, technical and financial checks stay yours. I'll point you to them; I won't do them for you.
I'm a real estate consultant and investment facilitator. I'm not a financial adviser and not a wealth manager. I don't promise returns.
Background
I started with soil, not spreadsheets.
I trained as an agronomist at FASA in Dschang. That's where the habit started — look at the actual land, the actual yield, the actual people, before deciding anything.
Property, negotiation, building, cooperatives and investment came later. The job never really changed: work out what's there, read the room, find the right person to talk to.
Where I trained
- Agronomy — FASA, University of Dschang
- Certified real estate consultant, negotiator, and facilitator
- Full Gospel Bible Institute
- Cornerstone University and Seminary
- Evangel Theological Seminary
Leadership & ministry
I build the rooms where other leaders grow.
I founded and run a school, and I convene the summits where entrepreneurs, ministers and leaders are trained.
See what I lead
A school for ministry, business and leadership
A summit for leaders
Business thinking for ministers
My faith isn't a separate compartment. Through Eagles’ Family Assembly I work on the same things — people who know who they are, handle money well, and don't forget the rural communities they came from.
Family & legacy
“Build people who can build beyond you.”
My wife, Rev. Carine Nkumbe, and I have four children of our own, and a much wider family of adopted and spiritual sons and daughters. I measure the work by who can carry it without me.
Before you get in touch
Tell me what you're looking at.
A property, a business, an invitation to speak, a leadership programme, or something to do with the ministry. Say what it is and what you want to happen.
Start a conversationThe form can't send yet — there's no email or WhatsApp number published on the site. Until there is, it'll tell you so rather than pretend.