evidence: The population of Bakassi is in the middle of a historic resettlement. Following a protracted border conflict dispute between Cameroon and Nigeria, both governments began a handing-over of the peninsula to Cameroon in 2006. Until then, the settlers of Bakassi were part of the larger Efik and Oron ethnic groups of Nigeria and have no cultural affinity with any ethnic group in Ambazonia.To repopulate Bakassi, a Bakassi Peninsula Development Program (BADEP) was launched which will help populate the eponymous territory once claimed by Nigeria. [...] Located in the South Western region, the Bakassi Peninsula is mostly inhabitated by Nigerians. However, the government of Cameroon initiated there a programme to establish palm oil farms owned by State-run agro-industrial firm, Pamol Plantations Plc.