Ex-NNPC director’s book sparks Bakassi debate
A new book by former NNPC director Efiong Akan sparks fresh calls for Bakassi reclamation, reigniting debate on the disputed territory’s ownership. Read More: https://punchng.com/ex-nnpc-directors-book-sparks-fresh-calls-to-reclaim-bakassi/
A former NNPC director's new book has renewed discussions about the Bakassi Peninsula's ownership and cultural significance. The book, titled 'Uruan: The Iboku People of the Geographical Southeastern Nigeria and Their Bakassi Economic Zone,' was presented in Lagos. The event brought together various stakeholders, including scholars and business leaders. The Bakassi Peninsula, an oil-rich area, was transferred to Cameroon in 2008. The author emphasizes the importance of preserving the Uruan people's heritage and identity. Prominent figures have called for renewed efforts to reclaim the territory. The book highlights the historical connection between the Uruan people and Bakassi. The discussion also focused on cultural preservation and historical ties. The event evolved into a broader conversation about heritage and identity. The book aims to ensure future generations understand their roots.
The debate highlights the ongoing struggle for cultural and territorial identity among the Uruan people.
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