Cameroun : Paul Atanga Nji, le Ministre de l’État et de la Foi

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Paul Atanga Nji, représentant du Cameroun à la messe inaugurale du pape Léon XIV (à g.), au Vatican, le 18 mai 2025.
Paul Atanga Nji (à dr.), représentant du Cameroun à la messe inaugurale du pape Léon XIV (à g.), au Vatican, le 18 mai 2025.

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