Hundreds of Nigerians who fled escalating violence and insecurity at home are now living in the Niamey city’s largest public cemetery, in the Republic, a stark symbol of the deepening humanitarian crisis Nigeria is confronted with.
The displaced families, largely from Katsina, Zamfara and Borno
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