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12, January 2019
French Cameroun multimillionaire dies in Paris 0
Cameroonian multimillionaire Samuel Noutchogouin is no more. The business tycoon died on Friday in Paris, France at the age of 85 years.
The French Cameroun citizen hailed from Bandjoun in the Koung-Khi district of the Western region. The late Jean Samuel Noutchogouin made his fortune from cattle rearing and breeding and founded S.P.C Agrocam and Belgocam, specialized in the production and marketing of livestock.
In 2015, he was ranked by Forbes among the men with the biggest fortunes in Cameroon. The magazine estimated wealth at more than 150 billion FCFA (315 million dollars). Samuel Noutchogouin never militated in any political party.
By Sama Ernest with files