Commentary

THE SIX GEOPOLITICAL ZONES UNITE: Why Nigeria Must Rise Beyond the Tinubu -Buhari Era

The six geopolitical zones may differ in culture, language, and history. Yet they share a common stake in the success or failure of the Nigerian project. If Nigeria is to rise beyond its current difficulties, it will require a national renewal rooted not in division, but in a shared determination to build a more accountable,

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Arts and Culture,

STATE55: Diplomacy Through Music An Album that Gives Voice to a People, Their Heritage, and Their Hope

In a world that often hears the language of conflict, STATE55 chooses the language of culture. In a world divided by politics, it builds bridges through art. In a world searching for understanding, it offers music as a meeting place. By The Independentist News – Arts and Culture desk Throughout history, nations have introduced themselves

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Editorial

The G7 summit: When Great Powers Disagree, Ambazonia Must Pay Attention

For Ambazonia, the lesson is clear. Geopolitics is not a distant game played by powerful nations alone. It is a force that shapes opportunities, constrains possibilities, and influences the future of peoples seeking freedom and self-determination. The question is not whether the world is changing. The question is whether Ambazonia is prepared for the opportunities

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Editorial

Africa’s New Era of Sovereignty and the Ambazonian Question

Africa is changing. The challenge for leaders across the continent is to ensure that these changes are guided not by conflict, but by dialogue, justice, and the democratic aspirations of the people. The future belongs to societies that embrace justice, accountability, and the right of peoples to determine their own destiny. By Ali Dan Ismael

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Editorial commentary

Macron’s Ghana Visit: A Strategic Opening Ambazonia Cannot Afford to Ignore

The future of Ambazonia will not be determined solely by events within our homeland. It will also be influenced by the broader transformations reshaping Africa and the international system. Macron’s visit to Ghana is one small piece of that larger story. By Ali Dan Ismael Editor-in-Chief The Independentist News French President Emmanuel Macron’s projected visit

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Commentary

Ambazonia Must Understand the New Recolonization of Africa

The future of Ambazonia will not be decided solely in Bamenda, Buea, Yaoundé, Paris, Brussels, or Washington. It will also be shaped by the larger transformation unfolding across Africa as nations seek to reclaim control over their resources, their economies, and their destiny. The question before us is whether we are prepared to understand that

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Editorial commentary

Ubuntu, Connecting with God, and the Crisis of Modern Civilization

Genuine fulfillment emerges through meaningful relationships, service to others, and a sense of belonging to something greater than oneself. A society that loses sight of these truths may continue to accumulate wealth and technological sophistication, yet still experience growing loneliness, anxiety, alienation, and moral uncertainty. By Ali Dan Ismael Editor-in-Chief The Independentist News The African

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Sports/ football

Curaçao and Cape Verde: A World Cup Lesson for Ambazonia

From New Jersey, where the world’s attention is focused on football, their message resonates clearly: no community is too small to make history, and no dream is too ambitious for those willing to work tirelessly to achieve it. By Ali Dan Ismael, from MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, for The Independentist News EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY

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Commentary

THE END OF FRANÇAFRIQUE AND THE RETURN OF IMPERIALIST COMPETITION: What It Means for Africa and the Ambazonian Struggle0

For Ambazonians, these developments offer important lessons. The struggle for self-determination exists within a broader transformation occurring across Africa and the world. Understanding this changing environment will be essential for navigating future challenges and opportunities. By Giorgio SpagnolAdapted and Presented by Ali Dan Ismael for The Independentist News Introduction For more than sixty years after

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