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PROMOTING GOOD NEIGHBOURLINESS AND THE NATIONAL SECURITY IMPLICATIONS: THE LOSS OF BAKASSI PENINSULAR TO CAMEROUN

The policy of good neigbourliness which Nigeria has adopted in its diplomatic relations with neigbours since independence in 1960 was founded on the premise that its neighbours have nothing to fear from its size and military might. This big brother policy grossly undermines national security interest and development. Innumerable cases of harassment and assault of Nigerians 'sharing borders with its near eastern neighbor, the Republic of Cameroon culminated into the ceding away of the Bakassi peninsular, a part of the Efik Kingdom in Cross River State of Nigeria to the Cameron in a landmark jud…

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Date	2015-01-01
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PROMOTING GOOD NEIGHBOURLINESS AND THE NATIONAL SECURITY IMPLICATIONS: THE LOSS OF BAKASSI PENINSULAR TO CAMEROUN. OpenAlex research, 2015. Vero Archive, record openalex:W2559321711.