SESSEKOU COMMISSSAIRE DIVISIONNAIRE EMMANUEL ENOH AYOMPE
Isokolo Old Road, Limbe, Cameroon
SESSEKOU COMMISSSAIRE DIVISIONNAIRE EMMANUEL ENOH AYOMPE
Jesus said to [Daddy Ayompe] "I am the one who raises the dead and gives them life again. Anyone who believes in me, even though he dies like anyone else, shall live again" John 11:25 (The Living Bible Translation)
Obituary
Daddy Emmanuel Enoh Ayompe, our beloved husband, father, brother, cousin, uncle, and friend, passed away peacefully on Tuesday August 20, 2024, at the age of 66. Born on April 18, 1958, Daddy Ayompe devoted his life to the noble cause of peace. He served his country as a dedicated law enforcement officer, rising to the highest rank in the national police force as Commissioner (‘Commissaire Divisionnaire’). His remarkable career with the United Nations took him to various conflict zones, including Kosovo, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, and Niger, where he worked tirelessly to promote peace and stability.
Daddy Ayompe was a very cherished husband to his wife, Dr. Mrs. Ayompe Haddassah, and a devoted father to their five children. He took immense joy in his role as a father and grandfather to five grandchildren. His family was his cornerstone, and he found great pleasure in spending time with them cooking and sharing his love for movies, tennis, and soccer.
Energetic and jovial, daddy was known for his vibrant personality and his ability to bring joy to those around him. He was a source of encouragement and humor, often using his favorite motto, "Everything that God does is good," to uplift and inspire others.
Daddy Ayompe is remembered fondly by his many brothers, sisters, cousins, nephews, nieces, and friends, whose lives he touched with his kindness, dedication, and unwavering positivity. His legacy of love, laughter, and commitment to peace will continue to inspire those who knew him.
Timeline Of Daddy's Life
1958
April 18th
Date of Birth Of Daddy Ayompe
Mamfe - Manyu Division
Cameroon
1969
Obtained First School Leaving Certificate
Government Primary School Nguti
Nguti, Cameroon
1975
Obtained G.C.E Ordinary Level
Federal Bilingual College Buea
Buea, cameroon
1979
Obtained G.C.E Advanced Level
Bilingual High School Yaounde
Yaounde, Cameroon
1984
Obtained Bachelor's Degree in Psychology
University Of Yaounde
Yaounde, Cameroon
1988
November 26th
Got Married To Dr. Mrs. Ayompe Haddassah Limunga Mbake & Entered Police School
Married at the age of 30
Yaounde, Cameroon
1997
April
Promoted to Senior Superintendent Of Police (Commissaire De Police Principal)
Yaounde, Cameroon
Cameroon
2002
From 1988 - 2002: National Experience
Within these years, Daddy Ayompe served at various ranks with the Cameroon police department. Some of his job titles include: Station Commander at the 9th and 12th Police District Douala, Commander of Mobile intervention Unit for North province Garoua and Bafoussam, Senior lecturer for Maintenance of Law & Order in National Police High School Yaounde and Deputy Commander, Special Operations Unit.
Cameroon
2003
August
Promoted to Commissioner Of Police (Commissaire Divisionnaire)
Yaounde, Cameroon
Cameroon
2005
October
From 2000 - 2005: International Experience [United Nation Civilian Police] - CIVPOL
In the year 2000, Daddy began to work with the United Nations and was sent to KOSOVO (UNMIK), specifically in the Klina station, as a Patrol officer, duty officer and Chief of investigations. From 2001 to 2002, daddy Served as the head of Law department specifically in Pristina, KOSOVO (UNMIK). From April 2003 to December 2003, daddy served as Documentation and Induction officer in Kinshasa, Kisangani and Kapalata, CONGO (MONUC) where he worked tirelessly to maintain peace with the National police. From 2003 to 2004 daddy extended his work to Bunia, Congo as the Sector Supervisor. From 2004 to 2005, Daddy served as the deputy chief of staff and Acting Civilian police Commissioner.
Kosovo and Congo
2010
July
From 2005 - 2010:International Experience [United Nation Police] - UNPOL-ONUCI
From 13th October 2005 to July 2010, daddy served as the chief of Police in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire, primarily responsible for supporting the implementation of the peace process initiated by the Ouagadougou Political Accord (OPA). For more information on ONUCI, see: https://onuci.unmissions.org/en/military-force-0
Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire
2023
From 2010 - 2023: Field Security Coordination Officer [FSCO] With United Nations Department Of Safet
From 2010 to 2023 daddy spent the remaining part of his career in Central African Republic, specifically in Ndele and Bangui, ensuring peace and safety in the country admits its political and economic instability.
2024
From 2023 - 2024: Retirement and End of Service
Daddy retired from active service with the UN in 2023 and planned to spend the rest of his life supporting his lovely wife, children and grandchildren.
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September 7, 2024
*Tribute to uncle Enoh*
We are in tears, we are crying bitterly because we have lost a true legend and a general in our family. We call you uncle, but in truth you were the true definition of a father to all of us. I remember when I had an accident with ET in 2010. You called me and told me I couldn't die by accident because we don’t die by accidents in our family - that was truly a father. You were a mentor, I remember you giving me advice on my career path. Your hard work and sacrifice showed us that there was no room for failure in our family. You were uncle the giver, uncle 10000FCFA if I may call you. Every time I met my Uncle Enoh, apart from the joy that Uncle brought, there was an added joy because I was sure to go back with a new 10000FCFA note in my pocket. Believe me, 10000 FCFA was not easy to get back then. Uncle Enoh had a Divine calling which was to make people happy and the truth is that he never got tired of fulfilling that calling.Uncle, you were a blessing to us. The sacrifice and love you showed us will forever remain in our memories. I am glad to be living in a time like this, I am glad to be living in the time of Uncle Enoh who is not only our father and uncle but a true legend in the family. God bless your soul uncle and you will be greatly missed.
We are in tears, we are crying bitterly because we have lost a true legend and a general in our family. We call you uncle, but in truth you were the true definition of a father to all of us. I remember when I had an accident with ET in 2010. You called me and told me I couldn't die by accident because we don’t die by accidents in our family - that was truly a father. You were a mentor, I remember you giving me advice on my career path. Your hard work and sacrifice showed us that there was no room for failure in our family. You were uncle the giver, uncle 10000FCFA if I may call you. Every time I met my Uncle Enoh, apart from the joy that Uncle brought, there was an added joy because I was sure to go back with a new 10000FCFA note in my pocket. Believe me, 10000 FCFA was not easy to get back then. Uncle Enoh had a Divine calling which was to make people happy and the truth is that he never got tired of fulfilling that calling.Uncle, you were a blessing to us. The sacrifice and love you showed us will forever remain in our memories. I am glad to be living in a time like this, I am glad to be living in the time of Uncle Enoh who is not only our father and uncle but a true legend in the family. God bless your soul uncle and you will be greatly missed.
September 6, 2024
My son as i called you.Why’d u leave us so soon.Your demise is still a shock to me and I find it so hard to believe that you’ve actually left us.You were so jovial and enthusiastic,caring and very assisting.God knows I appreciated and will continue to appreciate everything you did for me.I’ll never stop telling people how good of a man you were.You were more than a son to me and it’s very hard for me to say this but I know God has received you in his bosom and your soul is resting peacefully.Farewell my son,till we meet again.
September 6, 2024
My darling uncle E,it still surprises me to believe that you’re no more.You were a cheerful and very lively man full of joy all the times.You were one of the people whom I learnt about being happy from .We all have our sad moments but with you,I
always saw the jovial and happy uncle Enoh.It hurts to accept the reality that I’ll no longer see all of these coming from you anymore but one thing is for sure;your soul is resting in peace in the kingdom of the almighty.Till we meet again dearest uncle,Rest in perfect peace.
always saw the jovial and happy uncle Enoh.It hurts to accept the reality that I’ll no longer see all of these coming from you anymore but one thing is for sure;your soul is resting in peace in the kingdom of the almighty.Till we meet again dearest uncle,Rest in perfect peace.
September 6, 2024
Uncle Enoh as I formerly called him was such an astounding human being.
Very cheerful,jaunty and full of life.He always kept the environment fun and comfortable.He was a very generous man who loved assisting people even without them asking him for aid.The memories we shared with you will never be forgotten.Thank you for being part of our family.Forever in our hearts Uncle Enoh.Adieu
Very cheerful,jaunty and full of life.He always kept the environment fun and comfortable.He was a very generous man who loved assisting people even without them asking him for aid.The memories we shared with you will never be forgotten.Thank you for being part of our family.Forever in our hearts Uncle Enoh.Adieu
September 6, 2024
Nkwane, it is heartbreaking that I must refer to you in the past tense. More than a cherished and true friend, you were a brother to me: genuine, generous and affectionate. Your demise has robbed the world of your unwavering kindness, infectious laughter, and boundless generosity. You have been a beacon of light in the lives of many who crossed your path. You will be deeply missed, but your memory will continue to guide and bring me comfort.
Rest in peace, my dear brother, Ayompe. Your memory will forever be a blessing.
Rest in peace, my dear brother, Ayompe. Your memory will forever be a blessing.
September 4, 2024
"Filston," I will no longer say this word when I call you. "Maman," you will no longer answer me. My heart aches deeply with your loss.
The Lord has called you back to Him, and while it breaks me, I know there's nothing anyone can do to change it. I carry countless memories of you, and I’m sure many others do too. If I were to recall them all, I’d run out of space, but there’s one that always soothes my heart when I think of you.
I remember the day you came to my house in Messa, straight from Ecole de Police Tchinga, bursting with excitement like a child on Christmas morning. You were glowing with pride when you said, “Maman, if the Almighty gives me nothing else in this life, it’s okay—I have everything I need and want now.” I was puzzled, and then you explained: you had just been admitted to Ecole de Police.
You were so proud, and I can say, along with many of your colleagues, that you were one of the best at what you did. I’m comforted knowing you lived a life you loved, a life that suited you perfectly.
Rest in peace, my Filston, until we meet again.
The Lord has called you back to Him, and while it breaks me, I know there's nothing anyone can do to change it. I carry countless memories of you, and I’m sure many others do too. If I were to recall them all, I’d run out of space, but there’s one that always soothes my heart when I think of you.
I remember the day you came to my house in Messa, straight from Ecole de Police Tchinga, bursting with excitement like a child on Christmas morning. You were glowing with pride when you said, “Maman, if the Almighty gives me nothing else in this life, it’s okay—I have everything I need and want now.” I was puzzled, and then you explained: you had just been admitted to Ecole de Police.
You were so proud, and I can say, along with many of your colleagues, that you were one of the best at what you did. I’m comforted knowing you lived a life you loved, a life that suited you perfectly.
Rest in peace, my Filston, until we meet again.
September 2, 2024
Daddy was a man of great heart and endless generosity. He had a unique way of making everyone feel cherished, always ready with a smile or a helping hand. His wisdom guided us through many challenges, and his stories filled our lives with laughter and meaning.
He was a pillar of strength in our family, and his presence brought comfort and joy to all who knew him. Though he has left this world, the love and memories he gave us will remain forever.
Rest well, Daddy. You will always be missed, and never forgotten.
August 28, 2024
To a loving father and uncle, whose kindness knows no bounds and whose strength guides us daily—your unwavering support and endless love have shaped our lives in ways words cannot fully express. Your presence is a beacon of warmth and wisdom, making every moment brighter. Thank you for being the heart of our family.
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