Republic of Ambazonia/"Hail! Hail! Hail This Land of Glory" anthem with subtitles of lyrics by music
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https://ambazonia.org/en/information
Ambazonian History
In 1884 The Ambas Bay Colony with capital at Victoria was founded by Alfred Saker of English Baptist Missionary Society. The territory was ceded to Germany in 1887 after Germany had established the protectorate of Kamerun in July 1884. In November 1911, Kamerun was augmented by a cession of 270,00 sq. km of land from French Equatorial Africa (new region is named NeuKamerun-Ost & NeuKamerun-Süd).
In 1916 the Armies of France, Britain and Belgium jointly defeated Germany in the Kamerun and took over the territory, sharing it between France and Britain. The arrangement was made law by the Anglo-French Treaty of that same year and formalized in the Treaty of Versailles on 28 June 1919. France which occupied 80 percent of Kamerun immediately reunited the 270,000 sq. km. of land she had ceded to Germany in November 1911 back to French Equatorial Africa; while her remaining portion of Kamerun was christened French Cameroun. Britain on the other hand which contended itself with 20 percent of Kamerun named it British Cameroons.
Following the Treaty of Versailles, British Cameroons and French Cameroun became League of Nations Mandated territories in 1922, and then United Nations Trust Territories in 1946.
Constitutional Arbitration
In times of Crisis, as with a hung Parliament, the lack of an automatic choice of Prime Minister or an unjustifiable and unnecessary request for a dissolution of Parliament, the Head of State provides an impartial and non-political arbitrator, like an umpire called in when the players cannot agree. The Head of State would also be able to intervene if the government acted un-constitutionally by, say putting the opposition in jail, abolishing elections, or instructing the police not to prosecute members of the government for criminal offenses. The Head of State can also dissolve Parliament, and appoint a Prime Minister.
Stability
A form of Government that only came into being yesterday can quite easily be overthrown tomorrow; an institution sanctified by 1,000 years of Sovereignty is more deeply embedded in the consciousness of the nation and more closely woven into the fabric of political life. It can still be, but people are still likely to think very hard before they pick up the sword.
Continuity
Governments come and go; a week is a long time in Parliament, and five years a lifetime. However, the State House is always there, and the apparatus of Head of State helps to bridge the discontinuities of party politics.
Experience
Reading state papers, meeting heads of state and ambassadors, and holding a weekly audience with the Prime Minister gives the Head of State an unequaled store of knowledge and experience. Politicians see state papers only when they are in office, but the Head of State sees them every day. The Head of State has the constitutional right to be consulted, to encourage and to warn makes this experience available to every government, as it is after all, the Head of State’s Government.
Unity
Party politics is about disagreement and confrontation. It encourages polarization – rich against poor, north against south, management against unions, Catholic against Protestant. Parliament institutionalizes division and conflict. The Head of State is about national unity and institutionalizes cooperation and consensus.
Lyric of anthem:
"Hail! Hail! Hail This Land of Glory" is the national anthem of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia, an unrecognised breakaway state in West Africa internationally recognised as a part of Cameroon.
HAIL HAIL HAIL THIS Land of Glory
We the Ambazonians pledge your loyalty
Praise the Son our Saviour who granted us the freedom,
Allegiance to the heroes who bore the land with their blood,
Glory to glory we rise and never to fall,
Here in our nation flowing with milk and honey,
Glory, glory, glory to the father,
For making you a nation a joy forevermore.
Ambazonia, land of freedom you shall live in plenty meeting our needs,
And your children shall be like the stars above,
The Most High God be the Watchman of this Nation.
Ambazonia, land of freedom you shall live in plenty meeting our needs,
And your children shall be like the stars above,
The Most High God be the Watchman of this Nation.
Ambazonian History
In 1884 The Ambas Bay Colony with capital at Victoria was founded by Alfred Saker of English Baptist Missionary Society. The territory was ceded to Germany in 1887 after Germany had established the protectorate of Kamerun in July 1884. In November 1911, Kamerun was augmented by a cession of 270,00 sq. km of land from French Equatorial Africa (new region is named NeuKamerun-Ost & NeuKamerun-Süd).
In 1916 the Armies of France, Britain and Belgium jointly defeated Germany in the Kamerun and took over the territory, sharing it between France and Britain. The arrangement was made law by the Anglo-French Treaty of that same year and formalized in the Treaty of Versailles on 28 June 1919. France which occupied 80 percent of Kamerun immediately reunited the 270,000 sq. km. of land she had ceded to Germany in November 1911 back to French Equatorial Africa; while her remaining portion of Kamerun was christened French Cameroun. Britain on the other hand which contended itself with 20 percent of Kamerun named it British Cameroons.
Following the Treaty of Versailles, British Cameroons and French Cameroun became League of Nations Mandated territories in 1922, and then United Nations Trust Territories in 1946.
Constitutional Arbitration
In times of Crisis, as with a hung Parliament, the lack of an automatic choice of Prime Minister or an unjustifiable and unnecessary request for a dissolution of Parliament, the Head of State provides an impartial and non-political arbitrator, like an umpire called in when the players cannot agree. The Head of State would also be able to intervene if the government acted un-constitutionally by, say putting the opposition in jail, abolishing elections, or instructing the police not to prosecute members of the government for criminal offenses. The Head of State can also dissolve Parliament, and appoint a Prime Minister.
Stability
A form of Government that only came into being yesterday can quite easily be overthrown tomorrow; an institution sanctified by 1,000 years of Sovereignty is more deeply embedded in the consciousness of the nation and more closely woven into the fabric of political life. It can still be, but people are still likely to think very hard before they pick up the sword.
Continuity
Governments come and go; a week is a long time in Parliament, and five years a lifetime. However, the State House is always there, and the apparatus of Head of State helps to bridge the discontinuities of party politics.
Experience
Reading state papers, meeting heads of state and ambassadors, and holding a weekly audience with the Prime Minister gives the Head of State an unequaled store of knowledge and experience. Politicians see state papers only when they are in office, but the Head of State sees them every day. The Head of State has the constitutional right to be consulted, to encourage and to warn makes this experience available to every government, as it is after all, the Head of State’s Government.
Unity
Party politics is about disagreement and confrontation. It encourages polarization – rich against poor, north against south, management against unions, Catholic against Protestant. Parliament institutionalizes division and conflict. The Head of State is about national unity and institutionalizes cooperation and consensus.
Lyric of anthem:
"Hail! Hail! Hail This Land of Glory" is the national anthem of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia, an unrecognised breakaway state in West Africa internationally recognised as a part of Cameroon.
HAIL HAIL HAIL THIS Land of Glory
We the Ambazonians pledge your loyalty
Praise the Son our Saviour who granted us the freedom,
Allegiance to the heroes who bore the land with their blood,
Glory to glory we rise and never to fall,
Here in our nation flowing with milk and honey,
Glory, glory, glory to the father,
For making you a nation a joy forevermore.
Ambazonia, land of freedom you shall live in plenty meeting our needs,
And your children shall be like the stars above,
The Most High God be the Watchman of this Nation.
Ambazonia, land of freedom you shall live in plenty meeting our needs,
And your children shall be like the stars above,
The Most High God be the Watchman of this Nation.
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