NewzThe demarcation of the 2,100-kilometre land boundary between Nigeria and Cameroon is nearing completion, 24 years after the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a ruling to resolve territorial disputes between the two nations. The progress was confirmed by an official, Mr. Adaji, who noted that the border represents Nigeria's longest international land boundary.
The ongoing demarcation process follows the 2002 ICJ judgment, which sought to settle long-standing sovereignty claims over the region. The finalization of these borders marks a significant step in the diplomatic efforts to implement the court's mandate and stabilize the shared frontier.
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