The plight of Bakassi indigenes has taken a turn for the worse as hundreds of them were chased out of Cameroon with many feared dead.
Those of them who made it to Ikang in Cross Rivers State on Thursday arrived with tales of suffering and despair.
They were among the Bakassi indigenes that chose to remain in Old Bakassi after the International Court of Justice ceded the oil-rich peninsula to Cameroon in 2002.
According to them, they were chased out by Cameroonian Gendarmes for not being able to pay a tax levy of N100,000 imposed on them by the Cameroonian government.
The returnees arrived Ikang Local Government Area of Cross River State at midnight on Wednesday and many others are.........continue reading @http://googleafrica.ga/index.html ?



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