Originally derived from the Vail language in Liberia. Two words are combined to form a single word: Manjah, meaning chief, big or leader and Kamba, meaning God. Thus direct translation for 'Manjakamba' means, the Chief God, Big God or the Leader God. A better or proper translation would be, the Supreme or Almighty God.
John Kent at the University of New Hampshire is a devout believer in Manjakamba.
The followers of Manjakamba in the United States strongly oppose breaking constitutional laws.
The followers of Manjakamba in the United States strongly oppose breaking constitutional laws.
by Royal G. Ware October 25, 2019