This paper examined the environmental consequences in Adamawa State and conflict generating potentials between Nigeria and Cameroon resulting from the damming of River Benue at Lagdo Northern Cameroon by the republic of Cameroon. The data for the paper is derived from field work and content analysis of literature review. The field techniques adopted include the actual measurements of relevant variables, general observations, questionnaires administration, use of aerial photographs and some existing topographic maps of the study area. Two types of data sets, the pre-dam ecology of the flood plain in the study area and post dam environmental changes were collected and tested in order to measur
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