By Hon. Che for The Independentist
To succeed in life, individuals and nations alike must elevate both their consciousness and their moral character. Ambazonia cannot succeed without these two principles. The world today is full of powers that often act without regard for human dignity. In such circumstances, our best tools are those that lead us to compassion, integrity, and truth.
The truth is on our side, and we must hold fast to it until justice prevails. The greatest weakness of a people is to allow themselves to be governed by dishonesty and greed. When communities walk in the shadows of falsehood rather than the light of truth, the path to freedom becomes obscured. Ambazonia must remain steadfast in choosing light over darkness.
History reminds us that Ambazonia existed as a distinct country with its own boundaries, culture, and institutions before the complications of decolonization. Under the pretext of federation, Britain and France facilitated our joining with La République du Cameroun, but no genuine union treaty was ever concluded. This oversight has since fueled decades of marginalization and the loss of identity.
We therefore call upon the United Nations and the international community to remain true to their foundational principles: to uphold the rights of nations, protect peoples from oppression, and ensure fairness where historical injustice has been left unresolved.
Our struggle is not about taking what does not belong to us. It is about restoring what was once recognized — the sovereignty of the people of Southern Cameroons, known today as the Federal Republic of Ambazonia, which existed between 1954 and 1961.
Ambazonia seeks only the rightful restoration of her sovereignty.
Long live the Federal Republic of Ambazonia. Long live truth and justice.
Hon. Che
