NGALIM OSBERT MANJONG ( Oosbi ) is a private art collector, art promoter, artist, peot, and photographer. Haven grew up in a cultural and artistic environment, with his father being a fervent traditionalist and devoted member of the Nwerong, a sacred traditional society. His profound interest and love of the Nso tradition of art and culture made him to pursue his dream of being an artist and African art collector. In 2022, he was officially recognized by the Minister of Arts and Culture with the Artist Certificate registration No: 003/AA/R/F.32/DRAC-O/DDAC-NOU and Art Collector's Certificate registration No: 004/ACO/R/F.32/DRAC-O/DDAC-NOU. As the natural successor of his father, NGALIM TUKOV GERALD and TABIY MANJONG, his grandfather and following in their footsteps, he was captivated in how the blend of culture and art have impacted the lives of people and the role there play in the African society. He focused his attention and research on how art and culture are fast becoming a force of life and religion. By the age of seven, he was amazed by the skills and activities of making art objects by hand for practical or decorative use. The tribal and contemporary concepts conceived and produced by the visual art and material culture of our indigenous people. The colorful display of the Toghu or Atoghu and the way there are hand woven. He was fascinated by the energy procured from ethnographic art, in the mixtures of ceremonial or religious beliefs rooted in the cultural context of the artists who made them. The cultural heritage of the North West people of Cameroon and the Nso people in particular showcase the origin, history and tradition of art nurtured his love to become an art collector and artist. At the age of ten, he collected his first art object. The need to teach, bring awareness and exchange cultural experiences of art with other artists, regions and countries motivated him to become an ambassador of African art.