In the villages of Nigeria's Middle Belt, where fertile plains once sustained generations of farmers, ghost towns now stand as silent witnesses to unrelenting violence. Families who once tilled the soil have been uprooted by armed jihadist invasions, bandit raids, and ISWAP/Boko Haram-led religio
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