Ambazonia Freedom Bonds
At A Glance
Term: 10-years Freedom Bond
Coupon: 15% on investment in 2019
Minimum $1000
Maximum None
Collateral Personal remittances to Ambazonia
Current Remittances $50m per year ($250m to Yaounde in 2017).
Volume $50 - $1000m
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An increase depends on acceptance by private investors and the continued occupation of Ambazonia by French Cameroun (officially La Republique du Cameroun) to extend annexation,
plunder and cultural annihilation of the indigenous people, all perpetrated in violation of UN Article 76(b), UN Resolutions 1514(xv), 1608(xv), Article 4(b) of the African Union Constitutive Act and Case Law ruling 266.03 of the African Court of Human and Peoples Rights. There is no treaty of union between French Cameroun (independent January 1, 1960) and Ambazonia (independent October 1, 1961). A UN-inspired federation of equals in Res.1608(xv) between both nations was gutted in 1972 by 80% majority French Cameroun which has since that time schemed to reduce Ambazonia into mere regions of herself. -
Ambazonia is English-speaking and holds a population exceeding 5m, prime farmland, tropical rainforests, mineral wealth including petroleum, iron ore, limestone and gold. On a hierarchy of national land areas, Ambazonia is perched between Denmark and the Netherlands. This African country is the second oldest democracy in Sub-Saharan Africa after Ghana and has access to natural wharfs on her Atlantic shore overlooked by the grandeur of the highest mountain peak in
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The Ambazonian Freedom Bond is offered for subscription as a worthwhile investment and as a compact uniting Ambazonians and their friends in the free world, who are determined to restore the independence of Ambazonia – last colony in the former German Kamerun protectorate.
Disclaimer: The Prospectus is published in electronic form on the website of the Issuer at www.ambazoniangov.org, sub-site “Freedom Bond”. In connection with the Offering of the 2019. Freedom Bond by Ambazonia, only the information in the Prospectus is binding. Prior to any investment decision, investors should make themselves familiar with the content of the Prospectus, particularly with the references to political background and risks. Investors should obtain advice with consideration of their assets. An investment in securities is subject to risks. Investors bear the credit risk of the Issuer. In the event of insolvency and/or liquidation of the Issuer, amounts payable on interest and/or principal may be less. A total loss of the capital invested is also possible.