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Hello friends, I am from southern Cameroon precisely in Ambam; fiancé and father of 02 years. I am a teacher of foreign languages ​​and civilizations. Currently, I am director of studies in a school group in the Gabonese capital where I have lived since 2009. Do I like it? It's true that you can't feel better than at home. But what about the country that feeds you and allows you to be useful to your loved ones? We adapt to socio-cultural and economic realities which are not necessarily to our liking. We are sometimes obliged to tolerate them, especially in a professional environment, to preserve the harmony that drives work forward. We accept the difference of others to be accepted. We create other activities that allow us to make up for what we lack. But being useful to our new host families (neighborhood neighbors, service colleagues, the Christian community, friends, etc.) is the prerequisite for a life without too many difficulties in a country that is not ours. See you again!!!!