Local Languages/Dialects
Languages Spoken: The main languages spoken in Wum include Aghem, Tikar, Fulani, and Hausa. The people of Wum also communicate in Pidgin English and French, especially in urban centers. • Dialects: Various local dialects are spoken by the different ethnic groups in the area, including the Aghem, Tikar, and Fulani dialects.
Ethnic Groups
Ethnic Groups: The municipality is home to several ethnic groups, the largest being the Aghem people. Other ethnic groups include the Tikar, Hausa/Fulani, and Widikum groups. The Mbororo (Fulani) are known for their cattle herding activities. The Bu people trace their origins to the Tikar ethnic group. The ethnic composition reflects a mix of indigenous and immigrant communities from both within Cameroon and neighboring countries such as Nigeria
Political Parties
Political Parties in Wum Municipality: The document mentions the Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM) as one of the political parties in the area. Other smaller local parties may also be active, but the document does not elaborate further on their presence in the region.
