Some IDPs at one of the camps at Daudu in Guma Local Council Area, Benue State PHOTOS: JOSEPH WANTU
Truly, nobody plans to be homeless and nobody wants to be. But it becomes inevitable in the time of natural disaster, emergency situation or crises. In this situation, one will be stunned by the fact that he or she is now homeless not just homeless but also helpless.
This was the fate that befell most Nigerians, who are today Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in various IDPs camps across the country, which is gradually turning Nigeria into refugee home.
While some who were displaced by flood are gradually returning home as the flood had receded, some of others, especially in the Northeast region, who are faced with the security challenge, are still in IDPs’ camps. The concern is…
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