Several people decided to indulge in the fun of the last moments of 2014 at Ya-Fe. At the festive grounds, meals like kebabs and shawarma (sort of sandwich meat), sausages, pastries, Italian ice and grills were readily available. 'We need to get enough energy before we indulge in the fun', noted Thomas Angoula, who was accompanied by his wife, his four children and his niece.

Afterward, the merry band perform at their stands while others exhibited their products and services like video games, products and toys. To end the year on a memorable note, some preferred to immortalize these last moments of 2014 in pictures.

Some visitors took advantage of the promotional prices to shop on fashionable clothing and accessories. "The transition to 2015 was marked by partying. After the mass, we organized a big meal at New Year's Eve", said Marcel Tchamba.

Visitors who came to Ya-Fe refuel victuals were in a similar mood to bid 2014 farewell in a memorable way. Open December 18, 2014, Yaoundé in party closes its doors to the public on January 4.

Exhibition, promotion and other exciting activities at the fair were the main things that attracted thousands of people since its opening.