There are indications the vulnerability of displaced persons in Nigeria is gradually becoming a major threat to the socirty. Hence the need for a sustainable strategies for rehabilitation cannot be overemphasize. Blessing Bature writes on evolving new method to tackle the issue.
Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Nigeria and other part of the world suffer disproportionately from different problems. They usually faces challenges such as malnutrition, sickness, insecurity in their respective camps, lack of access to education, psychological problems among others.
Across the globe today, efforts of governments, United Nations, African Union and other international organizations, experts from various NGOs and the academia on refugees and internally displaced persons are focusing on their rehabilitation.
In some countries effors are deployed to provide broad methods to integrate the displaced persons into the society, empower them economically, enrol the children in schools and…
