Government of Ambazonia

Craters on Mount Fako

Menchum Falls

Has the capacity to generate electricity which could supply the entire West and Central African region, yet it is under utilized by the colonial government of Cameroon.

Bafut Palace

One of the Largest Traditional Palaces in Ambazonia

Mamfe-Ekok Road

This Road has been neglected in spite of the fact that the economic activities which occur here on a single day is more than the economic activities of the entire Central African region in one month.

Art and History

Prime Minister's Lodge

Located at the foot of Mount Fako; PM Lodge was built by the Germans around 1904 but it has been abandoned to ruins by the colonial government of Cameroon.

Chariots of The Gods

Because of its spectacular volcanic activities, Mount Fako was known as Chariots of the Gods by The Carthaginians who visited the coast of West Africa around the 5th century AD

Korup National Park

Suspension Bridge in Korup National Park; one of the last remaining virgin forest in Africa which is also home to rarest species of plants & animals not found anywhere else in the world.

Bamenda Town

A city where the inhabitants speak English yet all sign post are in the French language, and more over, roads in nerve center of the city are left unpaved

Mamfe-Bamenda Road

The Mamfe-Bamenda road is only 99.42km (61.78 miles) long yet it takes a good four-wheel vehicle between 12-16 hours to travel this distance; a sorry state of affairs in Ambazonia