Refugees return to ruined Nigerian town despite threats from armed groups
Summary
In Malam Fatori, a town in Nigeria's Borno State, people are returning home after years of displacement due to attacks by Boko Haram militants. Over 5,000 households have moved back as part of a government program, despite the town being in disrepair and ongoing threats from armed groups.Key Facts
- Malam Fatori is in Nigeria's Borno State, near the border with Niger.
- Boko Haram attacks caused many to flee the area over the past decade.
- A government program is helping people return to their towns.
- Over 5,000 families have come back to Malam Fatori.
- Many homes and farms are damaged or ruined, needing repair.
- Security measures, such as patrols and checkpoints, are in place to protect residents.
- Fields around the town are slowly being cleared and cultivated again.
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