 House of Representatives at the Committee on International Boundary Disputes between Nigeria and Cameroon is considering a fresh application to appeal the International Court of Justice Judgments that seated Vikasi to Cameroon. The consideration by the committee is to determine areas that belong to either country with Nigeria not ready to cede any of its territory. Honourable Victor Apanke had argued that the non-location of Pila 113A by the Technical Committee of the Cameroon-Nargeron Mixed Commission is the reason for this unfortunate situation. Chairman of the Adult Committee, Berni Lair said the House is concerned about the potential loss of a significant landmass Nigerian citizens residing within it to Cameroon, but she assured that the House will do everything possible to ensure Nigeria does not lose an inch of its body to any of its neighbours. Based on the critical nature of this motion, which is considered as a matter of national urgent importance, the Adult Committee embarked on a preliminary gathering of intelligence on the subject by seeking guidance and grace from the ministries, departments and agencies of government charged fully with the subject matter and to which the committee has received wonderful memoranda from both the National Boundary Commission, Office of the Surveyor General and other institutions that have responded. It is to this effect and furthering from the submissions of these institutions that we have convened an interactive session and briefing to which the name goes, we are all to interact on the critical issues on the motion raised before us. The Director General of the National Boundary Commission advised that the country should comply with the provisions of the ICJ judgment, a position that federal lawmakers were not pleased with. The lawmakers believed that the National Boundary Commission is not interested in protecting the interests of the country as the representatives of the Berkey community pleaded for quick action from the federal government to save his people. This pillar and placement was supposed to have been done in Lot 4, it was aborted. It was awarded during Lot 7, also aborted. The only outstanding segment is in Lot 8, which is to look at areas that were skipped and conclude the exercise. It's not a question of adjustment of the boundary. It's not a question of Nigeria sitting in the territory. It is the boundary that is properly now identified and brought out and made visible. In so doing, some affected farmlands and part of a denary that expanded beyond what it used to be will be affected. So it's not sitting any part of Nigeria, but now Nigeria now living up to a petition to agree to implement what the country has accepted to implement. Respect the international balance between Nigeria and our neighbors in the spirit of African brotherhood. And we need to do that peacefully. If we keep on resisting, it should not portray us in good image. Whatever programs the people have of wanting to be properly besethooded and compensated, that should be something they should take. The government across the state should take appropriately with the federal government. And we appeal to the states to please cooperate, let's depend on the properly concluded. Also present at the meeting were representatives of the affected communities and also representatives of security agencies.