evidence: Following a settlement dispute between Nigeria and Cameroon 13 years ago, Abuja relinquished a claim on Bakassi and handed itback to Yaoundé. Hundreds of thousands of Nigerians moved back to Nigeria, relying on assurances that federal authorities would address issues to do with their welfare, shelter and livelihoods. But to date, thousands of displaced Bakassi people have yet to be resettled and reintegrated. [...] "The issue of Bakassi [settlement] is yet to be fully resolved because we are still suffering and some of our people had to go back to the peninsula again," Bassey says, as he blames politicians and local leaders whom he believes are "the real problem of [the] Bakassi." [...] In the far corner of a camp for Bakassi returnees, in southern Nigeria’s Cross River state, sit 42 new apartments; built by federal authorities for Nigerians who returned from the disputed territory of Bakassi.