Night markets, carol singers and even Santa Claus hats have returned to northeast Nigeria's Maiduguri, in a sign that the threat from jihadist group Boko Haram has ebbed.
Stalls display vegetables, fruit and fish and people chat over cups of tea. It is a far cry from three years ago, when the trad
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