Maiduguri — Flooding has left more than 12 000 refugees displaced by the Boko Haram terror group homeless in northeastern Nigeria.
The Borno State, which is the epicentre of the terrorism by the Muslim extremists, is worst hit by the strong winds and sandstorms that have wreaked varying degrees of damage to infrastructure at displacement sites.
Some 778 shelters and 259 latrines have been destroyed, with 2 355 households affected.
Maiduguri — Flooding has left more than 12 000 refugees displaced by the Boko Haram terror group homeless in northeastern Nigeria.
The Borno State, which is the epicentre of the terrorism by the Muslim extremists, is worst hit by the strong winds and sandstorms that have wreaked varying degrees of damage to infrastructure at displacement sites.
Some 778 shelters and 259 latrines have been destroyed, with 2 355 households affected.
Author: Ahmed Obafemi
Source: https://allafrica.com/stories/201805300063.html