The Borno State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) on Monday said it registered 3,000 births among Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in the past six months. The SEMA Chairman, Satomi Ahmad, made the disclosure in Maiduguri.
Satomi said that the births were registered at various camps located in the state capital between January and June.
He explained that the birth records showed a significant increase in view of the high number of couples staying at the camps.
He added that “we recorded 3,000 births among IDPs in the last six months. The mothers were supported with drugs and…
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