Central Bank of Black African Origin (CBOBAO) policy Tottenham Haringey

Setting Up the Central Bank of Black African Origin (CBOBAO) by Reparation Nation Limited

Reparation Nation Limited is proud to announce the establishment of the Central Bank of Black African Origin (CBOBAO), a monumental step towards achieving reparatory justice and empowerment for Black communities worldwide. Shareholders and stakeholders in the concept of Blackness are cordially invited to participate in this historic endeavor. Security measures are stringent, and all attendees must provide racial and ethnic identification for access.

Purpose and Structure

The CBOBAO is modeled after the Bank for International Settlements, reflecting a commitment to international standards and practices. Its primary objective is to process and distribute reparatory justice payments while offering relevant international banking services. The bank's operations will serve the objectives of the African Diaspora Equity and Justice Alliance (ADEJA), aligning with its mission to advance the well-being, unity, and historical reparatory justice for Black Africans and the diaspora.

Understanding ADEJA

ADEJA is dedicated to advancing the interests of Black communities through evidence-based claims and reparatory justice initiatives. It operates on a claim-by-claim basis, acknowledging the historical injustices faced by individuals classified as IC3 Black under UK government standards. ADEJA prioritizes holistic empowerment, cultural preservation, and collaboration with governmental and non-governmental entities to achieve its goals.

Bank for International Settlements

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is an international financial institution that serves as a bank for central banks. It facilitates cooperation among central banks and other monetary authorities, providing financial services and acting as a forum for policy discussion. The CBOBAO draws inspiration from the BIS model to ensure efficiency, transparency, and adherence to international banking standards.

Processing and Distributing Reparatory Justice

The CBOBAO will play a pivotal role in processing and distributing reparatory justice payments to eligible individuals and communities. Utilizing advanced banking infrastructure and expertise, the bank will meticulously verify evidence-based claims submitted by ADEJA and other affiliated entities. Payments will be disbursed according to predetermined criteria, including the degree of Black heritage, as outlined in ADEJA's reparation shares system.

Join Us in Building a Better Future

Reparation Nation Limited invites qualified individuals to join the CBOBAO project and contribute to the realization of reparatory justice and empowerment for Black communities. Interested candidates should submit their CVs and responses to specific questions addressing critical issues related to racism, empowerment, and the delivery of reparatory justice. Together, we can be catalysts for positive change and historical transformation.

Address for Applications

Reparation Nation Limited
23 Jersey House
2 Eastfield Road
Enfield EN3 5UY

Join us today and be part of history in the making!

Our Mission:

ADEJA's mission is clear: to advance the well-being, empowerment, unity, and pursuit of historical reparatory justice for Black communities. We work on an evidence-based claim-by-claim basis, recognizing the unique challenges and historical injustices faced by individuals classified as IC3 Black under UK government standards.

What We Stand For:

Holistic Betterment: We believe in holistic empowerment and independence for Black communities, without external financial dependency.

Cultural Preservation: We prioritize the restoration and preservation of cultural identity through both tradeable and non-tradeable assets.

Collaboration: We are committed to working alongside the UK government and other stakeholders to achieve our goals.

Why Join Us:

Salary Negotiable: We offer competitive compensation packages, recognizing the value of your contributions.

Free International Travel: As part of our commitment to global collaboration, you may have opportunities for international travel.

Impactful Work: Be part of a groundbreaking initiative that is reshaping the landscape of reparatory justice and empowerment for Black communities worldwide.

How to Apply:

Send your application to TheReparationNation@gmail.com, including answers to the following questions:

Relationship between Racism and White Supremacy: Explain the connection between racism and white supremacy and how it influences social structures.

Avoiding Racist Organizations: Provide strategies for individuals classified as Black or Mixed-Black to avoid racist organizations when seeking employment.

Curse of Ham: Describe the "Curse of Ham" and propose ways to reverse or lift its effects.

Uniting Black Africa and the Diaspora: Share your ideas on the best approach to unite Black Africa and the Black African diaspora.

Delivering Reparatory Justice: Offer your insights on the most effective methods for delivering reparatory justice to individuals classified as Black and Mixed-Black.

Setting Up a Bank for Reparatory Justice: Outline your strategy for setting up a bank dedicated to delivering reparatory justice to Black and Mixed-Black communities.

Race and Ethnicity Codes: Provide your race and ethnicity codes according to recognized standards.

Address:

Reparation Nation Limited

23 Jersey House

2 Eastfield Road

Enfield EN3 5UY

Are you ready to be part of history? Join the ADEJA project today and be a catalyst for positive change in the fight for reparatory justice and empowerment for Black communities worldwide!