Princess Issie, former Miss Cameroon gifts a car worth 18 million FCFA to her mother

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: April 10, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Princess Issie, former Miss Cameroon gifts a car worth 18 million FCFA to her mother

During a surprise evening, Princess Issie gifted a luxury car worth 18 million FCFA to her mother, honoring her sacrifices and support. She emphasized the importance of cherishing parents while they are still alive. In addition to the car, she also provided other gifts to guests, such as wigs and wine, making the event memorable.

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