Do golgi bodies really help in the formation of a cell wall?

This is somewhat of a simplification but yes, the Golgi bodies (note the capital used since Golgi was given a Nobel Prize in 1906 for work that included Golgi bodies) can help in the formation of a cell wall. read more

The Golgi bodies receive, modify, and export materials produced by the ER, which are lipids (from smooth ER) and proteins (from rough ER). Therefore, cells that are involved in production of hormones or neurotransmitters (which are either proteins or lipids) must contain Golgi bodies. read more

Golgi apparatus ( body ) is a series of membranes shaped like pancakes. This single membrane surrounds an area of fluid where complex molecules are stored and changed. The Golgi apparatus processes several proteins which are received from the Endoplasmic reticulum. read more