Babadjou

Babadjou is a town and commune in the Hauts-Plateaux department of the West Region of Cameroon. It is situated approximately 20 kilometers northwest of Bafoussam, the regional capital. The area is known for its agricultural production, particularly coffee, plantains, and other food crops.

The population of Babadjou is predominantly Bamileke, and the local language is a dialect of the Bamileke language family. The town serves as a local administrative center, providing services to the surrounding villages. Key institutions in Babadjou include schools, health centers, and local government offices.

Historically, Babadjou has been influenced by the Bamileke chiefdom system and has experienced economic development related to its agricultural activities. Modern development efforts focus on improving infrastructure, education, and access to healthcare for the community.