Nigeria: Bakassi Peninsula - Case Closed!
Nigeria has given up its quest to reclaim the oil-rich Bakassi Peninsula, which it ceded to Cameroon in 2008,following the judgement of the International Court of Justice.
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President Paul Biya (left) of Cameroon and President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria (right), and former United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan (centre)
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LET BAKASSI PEOPLE TAKE DECISION, I JUST HATE WHAT CAMEROON IS DOING, EACN TIME I REMEMBER THIS CEASE IT PAINS MY MIND, WHAT IS IT CAMEROON PEOPLE WANT IS IT VOLIENCE OR SOME THING EASE
I think that it is necessary for Bakassi people to declare their republic and depart from Nigeria. Because Nigeria has failed, and the top officials are also broadly refused to file the review of the judgement concerning the ceded bakassi. I support Bakassi REPUBLIC
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