Re: I NEVER KNEW WE WERE SO CLOSE TO NIGERIA

Before we get derailed even further I want to state here categorically that neither the state of the Southern Cameroons nor la republique du Cameroun were in existence in 1913 for the Anglo/German treaty to have handed the former to the latter. 

Visha

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On 3 May 2016, at 12:32, "'Samuel Laikenjoh' via ambasbay" <ambasbay@googlegroups.com> wrote:

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From: 'JusticeMbuh' via ambasbay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>
To: "ambasbay@googlegroups.com" <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, 3 May 2016, 6:17
Subject: Re: I NEVER KNEW WE WERE SO CLOSE TO NIGERIA

Ngia Fon,

The source of the info below is the doctorer of info. The info is badly skewed to the right!

For instance, Southern Cameroons was never "handed" to LRC in 1913;...

Again the only enforced trading agreement with Nigeria came in 2009;

Specifically, you posted:

9) The Green Tree Agreement: June 12 2006

The Abuja 2013 June ruling in Ambazonia vers. Nigeria knocked Cameroun off the Greentree Accord. Recall The document Ambazonia issued in 2006: "Corrigendum to the Greentree Accord" demanded implementation of the ICJ Judgment and nothing but the ICJ Judgment in which it was stated Bakassi belongs to former Southern Cameroons seven times! I think most of you back in the USA are undermining the cause of Ambazonia (British Cameroons) Independence--and that is very dangerous for you all.

16) The divergent interpretation of Texts by Cameroon, protesting continuous Bad Faith by Nigerian Authorities with respect to the 1975 Yakubu Gowon/Ahidjo Maroua Declaration and the Anglo-German Treaty of 1913 that handed over the territory of Southern Cameroons to La Republique du Cameroun.

 Badfaith has been from Cameroon whose governments cannot present a singly document having honored the UN Plebiscite results. Instead, we see them parading a faked Federal Constitution with francophone Cameroun signatories.

It does not need a rocket scientists to figure out how badly Cameroun has been injured by their intransigence, arrogance towards former Southern Cameroons.

Please, knowing you, I know you would get back with folks back home to understand what I am saying to you.

Your posting would provoke so much back home you will not believe what would happen!

Justice M. Mbuh (Ph.D.)

Bambili, Cameroons

THE LEGACY OF AMBAZONIA  (UN Trust Territory of British Cameroons): The Parliamentary Opposition, ...forged for itself a new role noteworthy for its dignity; and the government,..never attempted to withdraw...the legal recognition that was its due. Thanks to this...West Cameroon has won for itself the prestige of being the one place in West Africa (if not all of Africa) where democracy, in the British style, has lasted longest in its genuine form.  --Prof. Bernard Nsukika Fonlon, The Task of Today, p. 9

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From: 'Mishe Fon' via ambasbay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 3, 2016 1:44 AM
Subject: Re: I NEVER KNEW WE WERE SO CLOSE TO NIGERIA

Political and Diplomatic Relations between Nigeria and Cameroon

Bilateral relations between the two countries were established in 1960. These relationships are greatly influenced by historical, geographical and economic factors. Several agreements govern these relations. They are:

1) Friendship Agreement and Cooperation signed February 6, 1963

2) Memorandum of understanding on the Control of Movement of Persons and Goods: February 6, 1963

3) Trade agreement of February 6, 1963

ratified 01/13/1982 and 04/11/2014

4) Cultural, Social and Technical agreement:

March 22 1972

5) Air Services agreement: May 19, 1978

6) Agreement on Inter-Police Cooperation:

March 27, 1972

7) Mutual Cooperation agreement: March 27, 1972

8) Memorandum of Understanding on a Transnational Highway Project to facilitate Transportation between Cameroon and Nigeria: March 29 2006

9) The Green Tree Agreement: June 12 2006

10) The Cameroon-Nigeria Electrical Inter-Connection Agreement: 06/18/11

11) Cooperation Agreement in the field of Sports and Physical Education: February 18, 2011

12) Agreement establishing Cameroon-Nigeria Border Security Committee: February 28, 2012

13)) Cooperation Agreement in the fields of Science and Technology:

April 11, 2014