Original sentence: Before the 1960s, no motorable road linked the village to Bamenda town.However, the entire village is united under the village shrine which is the highest in the village.It was untill the late 1970s/early 1980s that motor vehicles could reach the village.The Fulani are cattle rearers and live on the rocky hills.The people of Chomba are united by their culture and by their fon (chief).The population of the village is made of two groups of people: the indigents who are part of the Ngemba tribe, and the [[Fula people|Fulani] who are migrant settlers.The shrine is also consulted before any important ceremony can take place in the village, such as the fon's annual dance called Lereh.The village is located six km outside of Bamenda town.This fresh grass can support the cattle throughout the year.This is consulted annually under the leadership of the fon.Throough CHODECA, the village enjoys rural road maintenance and pipe-born water.Today, the village is linked to the Bamenda town, by a half-tarred/half-untarred road
Edited sentence: Before the 1960's, no motorable road linked the village to Bamenda town.However, the entire village is united under the village shrine which is the Highest in the village.It was untill the late 70's/early 80's that motor vehicles could reach the village.The fulanis are cattle rearers and live on the rocky hills.The people of Chomba are united by their culture and by their Fon(Chief).The population of the village is made of two groups of people - the indigents who are part of the Ngemba tribe, and the Fulanis who are migrant settlers.The shrine is also consulted before any important ceremony can take place in the village, such as the Fon's annual dance called "Lereh".The village is located six kilometres outside of Bamenda town.This fresh grass can support the cattle through out the year.This is consulted annually under the leadership of the Fon.Throough CHODECA, the village enjoys rural road mentenance and pipe-born water.Today, the village is linked to the Bamenda town, by a half-tarred/half-untarred road, thanks to the self-reliant efforts of the villagers and the government