The clinic
Your eyes, our focus
Jackson Eye Clinic opened in 2020 in Kotto-Bonamoussadi with a simple aim: to make eye care accessible and affordable, and to help prevent blindness that can be avoided.
Fon Jackson Ndeng, optometrist
Fon Jackson Ndeng is the clinic's technical director and owner. He trained in Ghana at the school of optical training and refraction in Oyoko, Effiduase, graduating in 2006.
He worked for 17 years at Manna Eye Clinic before opening his own clinic in 2020. He has since completed correspondence courses with ABDO, the Association of British Dispensing Opticians, earning a certificate in 2024/2025.
The team
- Fon Mireille Enjoh, ophthalmic nurse
- Anya Titus Njong, optician
- Asaah Elvis, optician
- Aquila Ayeah Iyafi, eye nurse
- Qwinta Wasuh, accountant and nurse assistant
- Ajaga Raphael Anoh, auxiliary
What we do
- Eye examinations for adults and children
- Prescription glasses and sunglasses, made on site
- Glaucoma screening and cataract follow-up
- Eye checks for people with diabetes
- Vision certificates for driving licences
- Company and school screening
When another specialist is needed
We do not do everything on site, and we say so. Depending on your need, we refer you to Manna Eye Clinic in Nkongsamba, Acha Annexe in Bepanda or Dr Tambe at Mile 17, Buea.
Three languages
We see you in English, French or Pidgin, whichever is easiest for you.
Also in Tiko
The clinic has an annex in Tiko, in the South-West Region: God is Good building, at Tiko Roundabout. It is open Monday to Saturday, from 7:30 to 16:00.
A question about your eyes or your glasses?
Message us. We reply during opening hours, in English, French or Pidgin.