The United Nations Security Council is keeping an eye and taking strong interest in the ongoing crisis in the North West and South West regions of the country, according to the United Kingdom Ambassador and permanent representative, Karen Pierce.
According to the United Nations, the crisis has led to over 160 thousand persons internally displaced and over thirty thousand who have crossed to Nigeria as a result of the conflict have been officially registered as refugees.
The African Union like the United Nations has been criticised for not stepping in to solve the crisis but the British Ambassador to the UN says that could soon change.
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“We wanted to see more dialogue, less violence and no disproportionate military action. Although the issue has not yet come to the UNSC, there is lots of interest in New York,” she said.
The Government of Cameroon has since moved to create an Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Plan to assist persons affected by the crisis especially the internally displaced. However, the fate of the refugees in Nigeria is still not clear.
Source - cameroondailyjournal.com
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