[1][2] Bandeken played a large part of his early professional career in his home country of Cameroon, first with Vogt AC and later with Kousseri FC.
In between, however, he played as keeper for Elite One club Canon Yaoundé, representing them in the CAF Champions League playoffs.
[3][4][5] In 2015, he moved from Cameroon to sign with Stallion of the United Football League alongside Serge Kaole, playing with them for one season, finishing fifth.
[8] Bandeken would stay with Green Archers United for the Weekend Futbol League after the club declined to participate in the newly-formed PFL.
[1][2][16][17] While playing football for Vogt AC, he was called up to the Cameroon national team for the 2007 CEMAC Cup in Chad, though the country did not send an official first-team but one composed of amateurs.