How true it is that men who carry grace move in silence yet blaze with fire. Cameroon is home to many hidden flames of God’s power, and Rev. Ndifor Cletus stands among them. A devoted family man, united in covenant with Mrs. Patience Ndifor, he is widely honoured across the Cameroonian Pentecostal landscape as a senior minister in the Full Gospel Mission of Cameroon.
He is renowned for his humility, profound theological insight, and a God-given love for nature and fish farming. Rev. Cletus Ndifor has faithfully shepherded the North West Full Gospel Church, Ayaba Hotel Assembly in Bamenda, for many years, guiding one of the largest congregations in the region, both in terms of auditorium capacity and the strength of its membership.
Known for his spiritual authority and apostolic grace, he has mentored numerous pastors and ministers within the Full Gospel Mission and beyond, shaping generations of Christian leaders across denominational lines. His ministry is marked by discipline and a deep commitment to building both people and institutions in the body of Christ.
He is the visionary convener of the MEC, Ministers Empowerment Camp, a powerful interdenominational ministers’ gathering held periodically, which brings together pastors and church leaders from different denominations for teaching, impartation, deliverance, and spiritual empowerment.
Through this platform, many ministers have testified to deliverance from ancestral demonic foundations, satanic oppressions, and spiritual bondages, with remarkable testimonies of personal transformation and ministry growth following their encounters. The MEC platform has also become a major instrument of unity in the body of Christ in Bamenda, breaking denominational barriers and fostering spiritual collaboration.
Rev. Ndifor Cletus, who turned plus one on the 1st of January 2026, marking another year of grace and service, remains eternally grateful to God for the preservation of his life in 2025 from a near fatal gun attack. This stands as a sober reminder of the urgent need for the church to pray more earnestly for her frontliners.
Today, he stands as a father to ministers, a bridge builder in the body of Christ, a deliverance voice to leaders, and a resilient servant of God, whose life and ministry continue to impact churches, pastors, and communities across North West Cameroon and beyond, in spite of numerous challenges.
His life and ministry unveil the ruthless and relentless hatred of Satan for vessels of divine purpose. The clarion call resounds with prophetic urgency for younger ministers: the greater the oil, the greater the warfare, and the greater the responsibility to guard the calling, contend in prayer, and stand firm in obedience.
Author;
Rev. Bobbs Lyonga Elive
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