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Yannick Noah Now Lives 6955 Km From Paris, on the Land of His Ancestors, "This Is My Destiny to Be here."

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At 6,955 km from Paris, Yannick Noah moved to Etoudi, the popular district of Yaoundé, where he became village chief and owner of the Village Noah. Behind this return to the land of his ancestors, an intimate event and a family promise changed everything.

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Yannick Noah Now Lives 6955 Km From Paris, on the Land of His Ancestors, "This Is My Destiny to Be here."

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