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Ambazonia Broadcasting Corporation - ABC Amba TV, The Voice Of The Voiceless - The Voice Of Ambazonia - "We The People";
We are a team of seasoned and daring volunteers, multifaceted journalists, and professionals of diverse ethnicities within Southern Cameroons/Ambazonia and diverse nationalities within the globe. ABC Amba TV, during this liberation phase of the Ambazonian independence Restoration movement, scrutinizes the Ambazonian and African untold stories amidst global issues with undaunted analysis. Utilising our multimedia platforms we open the conversation about our world with our users. We provide much more than the news of the day. Our aim is to squarely internationalize the Ambazonia Struggle, empower our people and the oppressed to prospect their world. With our Global headquarters in Washington D.C, we conduct real, untainted, unprejudiced stories on your fingertips. We hope to make the situation better than we met it.
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It is therefore incumbent upon us to relate to you a succinct view of our historicity and legality and why we believe that we deserve a place in this macrocosmos:
The United Nations, on April 21, 1961, voted for the independence of the British Southern Cameroons. According to the United Nations Resolution 1608(XV), the Southern Cameroons had a right to sovereignty. The UN General Assembly session voted an overwhelming 64 votes against 23 and 10 abstentions for independence of the Southern Cameroons to take effect in October, 1961.
(Resolution published herewith)
But, immediately after the vote, and while the Southern Cameroonians, the member nations of the United Nations and the rest of the world held their breath waiting for a new nation to be born on October 1, 1961 (about 6 months away) France, for its interest in French Cameroun, engaged underground action to thwart the dream of the people of the Southern Cameroons.
Britain, the administering authority over the British Southern Cameroons was allegedly hoodwinked by the French, while the United Nations turned a blind eye as the French cooked up and pushed the “independence by joining” concept which finally deprived the Southern Cameroons of sovereignty.
The UN and the British stayed away from the Foumban Talks where a so called Federal Constitution was imposed on the Southern Cameroons by President Ahmadou Ahidjo of French Cameroun who attended the Talks with a delegation among whom were French Advisers.
Mola Njoh Litumbe, who was a full man, 34, by 1961, and observed that argues that “The people of Southern Cameroons, by UN General Assembly Resolution 1608 (XV) of April 21, 1961, where to attain independence on October 1, 1961, by joining the sovereign State of La Republique du Cameroun in a Federation of two States, equal in status.
