About 4000 Nigerians who flee to Niger following boko haram attacks in the north east has arrived Geidam in Yobe state. The National Emergency Management Agency today transported the first batch of 400 in 18 buses from Geidam to Sokoto and Kebbi states.
Most of the returnees are fishermen from Taraba, Kaduna, Kebbi, Sokoto, Kano, Borno, Benue and Yobe states engaged in fishing activities around the Lake Chad, but due to notice of military operations in area by the armed forces of the Republic of Niger had to return home. Among them are two pregnant women who were immediately rushed to the Yobe State General Hospital after showing labour signs. Another photo after cut...
Most of the returnees are fishermen from Taraba, Kaduna, Kebbi, Sokoto, Kano, Borno, Benue and Yobe states engaged in fishing activities around the Lake Chad, but due to notice of military operations in area by the armed forces of the Republic of Niger had to return home. Among them are two pregnant women who were immediately rushed to the Yobe State General Hospital after showing labour signs. Another photo after cut...


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