UN General Assembly
1959

110. Incidentally, it occurs to me to touch briefly upon another point. I wish to assure the delegation of Ghana that there is no reason for their alleged apprehension, as it were, in regard to Angola as there is possibly no more reason for any apprehension of this Assembly in respect of the conditions in Ghana itself. Also, the wishes voiced by the same delegation [807th meeting] to the effect that my Government should submit Information to the United Nations, in the context I presume they had in mind, have no base whatever in the Charter or in any other document, in fact, we cannot accept any specific international status which would differentiate between parts of the same national territory: all of them and their respective populations, against whom any discrimination would be intolerable, are independent with the Independence of the nation.