“I Produce Comedy Devoid Of Vulgarity”

Who is Kwoh Elonge, popularly known now as Auntie Felicia? 
This is becoming an increasingly difficult question to answer. I have come to the realisation that I am many things and can choose to be anything. But for starters, Kwoh Elonge is trained as a Journalist. I have a Master's Degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. I am currently completing a PhD. I worked with Elections Cameroon for 10 years as Bureau Head of Communication for Meme Division. I now work with the South West Regional Assembly in Charge of Public Relations and Communication. I am 33 years. I write a lot. When I am not writing, I Google Beyonce, (laughing). I am an avid reader. I love movies, debate and politics. I am now a comedian with the star name, “Auntie Felicia”. This is a fascinating stuff.  Auntie Felicia is a fictional character. She is a mother and a widow. She is complex, funny, cocky, and empathetic. She embodies a range of human traits.
What interests you to join the world of comedy?
I particularly love laughter. I love teasing people and enjoy being teased. I think from a very young age; I have been considered by those who got to know me as a comedian. I have always had a great sense of humour and love sarcasm. So, in a sense this has always been an itch. But I was super focused on building a career out of comedy. I let that talent lie fallow, until I came to realise a niche. I felt like there is a lack of comedy that was relatable to all age groups. I am talking about comedy that was not just slap stick but was layered, contextual, devoid of vulgarity and yet edgy. Auntie Feli is a product of that dissatisfaction.
What is particular about your style of comedy?
Comedy that involves cross-dressing is not new. It has always existed even in Cameroon. Comedians have dabbled in it. However, I felt that in many ways, male comedians who tried to impersonate the female ...