Mr. Ndangam is the chair of the Southern Cameroons People’s Organization (SCAPO) which he co-founded and has served as Vice President of Southern Cameroons National Council (SCNC) for many years. Mr. Ndangam has initiated a series of litigations in Nigeria and at the African Commission on Human and People’s Rights in Banjul on the right of self-determination for former the British Southern Cameroons. In February 2017, he joined other Southern Cameroonian leaders in a unified platform to advance the course of self-determination under the unified umbrella of SCACUF. He led several delegations to Whitehall in London and to Washington DC to widen international understanding on the Southern Cameroons annexation and the 2017 atrocities perpetrated by the Government of Cameroon. Mr. Ndangam is an active community leader who contributed to organizing the All-Anglophone Conferences (AACI and AAC2) in Buea and Bamenda. Mr. Ndangam studied English Language and Literature at the Federal University of Cameroon and at the School of English of the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom. He taught at the Higher Teacher’s College (ENS) Bambili and wrote instructional books,Evans Cameroon Primary English, with British co-author David Weir that was a leading English language textbook for children in primary schools in Cameroon for close to 30 years.