Nigeria, Cameroon Committed To Border Demarcation — AGF, Malami

The Federal Government of Nigeria says it is committed to
finalization of the boundary demarcation exercise between Nigeria
and Cameroon.

Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice,
Abubakar Malami, SAN made this known while receiving the Special
Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General For West
Africa and Sahel, Mahamat Saleh Annadif who paid him courtesy call
on Tuesday.

“I wish to assure you that the Nigerian Delegation is confident
that under your leadership, the Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed Commission
(CNMC) will continue to achieve more success in its efforts to
permanently demarcate the boundary between Cameroon and Nigeria in
line with the Judgment of the International Court of Justice and
other relevant Treaties and Declarations,” Malami has said.

Malami expressed optimism that the steps taken in resolving the
outstanding areas of disagreement on the boundary, between Cameroon
and Nigeria the boundary will be fully and legally demarcated
distant time.

According to the Minister, it will be appreciated if all aspects
of the disagreed areas of boundary between Nigria and Cameroon are
resolved and demarcated in accordance with the judgment of the
International Court of Justice without fear or favour.

Malami said the proposed session of the Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed
Commission (CNMC) that will be convened soon in Yaounde will pave
the way for landmark achievements including the demarcation
exercised.

In his remarks, Mahamt Saleh Annadif said his visit has opened
an outstanding chapter in the international relations and diplomacy
with a view to promoting peace among brother nations.

He said the engagement is a proof that African problems can be
solved using African solutions by Africans empasing on the
cordiality of the relationship and mutual understanding between the
Two neighbouring countries.

The Federal Government of Nigeria says it is committed to
finalization of the boundary demarcation exercise between Nigeria
and Cameroon.

Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice,
Abubakar Malami, SAN made this known while receiving the Special
Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General For West
Africa and Sahel, Mahamat Saleh Annadif who paid him courtesy call
on Tuesday.

“I wish to assure you that the Nigerian Delegation is confident
that under your leadership, the Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed Commission
(CNMC) will continue to achieve more success in its efforts to
permanently demarcate the boundary between Cameroon and Nigeria in
line with the Judgment of the International Court of Justice and
other relevant Treaties and Declarations,” Malami has said.

Malami expressed optimism that the steps taken in resolving the
outstanding areas of disagreement on the boundary, between Cameroon
and Nigeria the boundary will be fully and legally demarcated
distant time.

According to the Minister, it will be appreciated if all aspects
of the disagreed areas of boundary between Nigria and Cameroon are
resolved and demarcated in accordance with the judgment of the
International Court of Justice without fear or favour.

Malami said the proposed session of the Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed
Commission (CNMC) that will be convened soon in Yaounde will pave
the way for landmark achievements including the demarcation
exercised.

In his remarks, Mahamt Saleh Annadif said his visit has opened
an outstanding chapter in the international relations and diplomacy
with a view to promoting peace among brother nations.

He said the engagement is a proof that African problems can be
solved using African solutions by Africans empasing on the
cordiality of the relationship and mutual understanding between the
Two neighbouring countries.