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Potential Loss Of Nigerian Territory In C/River To Cameroon Worries Reps

by James Kwen
2 years ago
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The House of Representatives Ad- hoc Committee on International Boundary Dispute Between Nigeria and Cameroon has expressed worry over the potential loss of a significant landmass and Nigerians in Danare and Biajua communities of Cross River State to the Cameroon Republic.

The Chairman of the Ad-hoc Committee, Hon. Beni Lar (PDP, Plateau) expressed worry at the inaugural meeting of the panel and called for swift action to prevent the loss of another Cross River State territory to Cameroon like Bakassi.

The House had set the Ad-hoc sequel to the adoption of a motion moved by the Cross River Caucus in the Green Chamber last week in which it was disclosed that the communities and about 7,000 to 10,000 hectares of land in Boki Area of Cross River State were at risk of being lost to Cameroon.

Lar said, the alarming possibility, following the previous loss of the Bakassi Peninsula to Cameroon, demands immediate action to outline the correct border stretch between the two countries.

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She urged all stakeholders to coordinate a swift resolution of the dispute in order to prevent Loss of land and citizens to the Republic of Cameroon, assuring that the committee knows the gravity of the situation and the profound implications for Nigeria’s territorial integrity and the welfare of her citizens.

“The Committee wishes to express its appreciation and commendation for the relentless efforts of the following organizations and individuals who have worked tirelessly to ensure Nigeria is not short-changed in the border dispute.

“The Ad-Hoc Committee on the Nigeria-Cameroon Border Dispute is urging all relevant stakeholders, both national and international, to lend their support and facilitate the amicable resolution process. Constructive dialogue, negotiation, and cooperation are essential to reaching a fair and just solution that respects historical, cultural, and social ties while protecting the rights of Nigerian citizens.

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“The committee also calls upon Nigerian citizens, civil society organizations, and stakeholders to remain calm, patient, trusting the efforts of those charged legally to protect the Fatherland, as well as be supportive throughout this critical period. Unity and collaboration are crucial to achieving a favourable outcome that preserves Nigeria’s territorial integrity and upholds the rights of its citizens.

“Once again, the Ad-Hoc Committee on the Nigeria-Cameroon Border Dispute remains committed to a peaceful and amicable resolution, guided by international law and the principles of justice, fairness and equity.

“It is confident that with the collective efforts of all parties involved and with a very good sensitization collaboration of the media, a lasting solution can be reached, which is securing Nigeria’s land and the well-being of its citizens,” the lawmaker added.


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