Loveline Ngeh is a Cameroonian gospel music minister who hails from the Northwest region of Cameroon. She rose to national prominence in the early to late 2000s, a period widely recognised as her prime years of influence within the Cameroonian gospel industry, and till this day holds the record for one of the most popular gospel songs from Cameroon, notably “Something About You Lord.”
She belonged to the same generation of defining female gospel voices as Elizabeth Tekeh, and like her, she stands as one of the pioneering architects who helped lay the spiritual and musical foundations of contemporary gospel worship in Cameroon. A living legend in her own right, she drew deep inspiration from the mother of Cameroon gospel strings, Mama Mary Mandi, women whose mantles were forged within the spiritual womb of the Full Gospel Mission Cameroon, and whose collective legacy shaped the very DNA of modern Cameroonian gospel worship.
From her music ministry, some of her most recognised and frequently shared songs include “It Is You That I Need,” “Do It Again,” “Something About You Lord,” “Be Still,” and “Fill Me Holy Spirit.” These songs represent the core of her worship identity, spirit filled, devotion centred, and ministry oriented, establishing her as a respected voice in Cameroonian gospel worship.
With a legacy defined more by spiritual impact than public visibility, even after withdrawing from mainstream media presence, her music has remained actively curated and circulated for over two decades after her peak years, confirming her status as a legacy figure rather than a seasonal artist.
Her contribution to gospel music history received formal national recognition in 2024, when she was honoured at an event organised by the Cameroon Gospel Festival, celebrating gospel music legends. In her public statement, she expressed gratitude to God as her inspirer, thanked the Body of Christ and her fans around the world, and gave all glory to God for the recognition. She married with children and is currently residing in Maroua.
Minister Loveline Ngeh, though so discreet and not trending like other gospel ministers of her status, remains a gospel legend within Cameroon’s spiritual and musical heritage. Her life and ministry teach the younger generation of Cameroonian music ministers that God preserves voices that are rooted in purity, devotion, and consecration, even when the world forgets them.
Her legacy is both a warning and a wisdom. Build altars before you build audiences. Pursue God’s presence more than public recognition. Those who serve God for visibility will burn out, but those who serve God for eternity will outlive their generation. Her story declares prophetically that when God is your reward, history becomes your witness, and heaven becomes your record keeper.
Rev Bobbs Lyonga Elive
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