Map of the disputed territory. Bakassi is the peninsular extension of the African territory of Calabar into the Atlantic Ocean.
Bakassi Peninsula
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Current Affairs
Forced Relocation
The right of the indigenous people of Bakassi of self determination has been ignored.
Greentree Agreement
Pres. Olusegun Obasanjo and Pres. Paul Biya of Cameroon signed the Greentree Agreement however the clause not to "force Nigerian nationals living in the Bakassi Peninsula to leave the Zone" has been ignored.
People of Bakassi
The indigenous people of Bakassi were not consulted in any of the agreements or judgments, neither have they been provided for by the said agreement.
Towards a Mediocre-Free Leadership in Nigeria
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Federal Legislators’ Pay Rise: Reprehensible and Condemnable
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Washington Post: How Africa won the World Cup – By Dayo Olopade
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As early as the 4th Century B.C., the Greek philosopher Plato, had written a book, The Republic, in which he stated that whether there is justice or injustice in any society is an empirical fact, more so in one that...