SEE How Boko Haram Effects Nigerians

    

                   Baby Lurky, whose family was displaced as a result of Boko Haram attacks, sleeps in the shade at a camp for internally displaced people (IDP) in Yola. Photo: The Elombah.

Thousands of refugees are being forced to flee across borders in the wake of deadly attacks by Boko Haram militants in northeast Nigeria. Insurgents kill, torture, leave thousands of Nigerians without home. See below some photos of the aftermath of terrorism in Nigeria.

Morris Enoch, a leader of Civilian JTF is helping the army to fight the Boko Haram terrorism. Photo: The Elombah.

Boko Haram insurgents reportedly have been building an Islamic state to resuscitate the memory of northern Nigeria’s Muslim empires, which has become a litany of killings, kidnappings and hunger.
Civilian JTF armed with home-made guns help the government forces have pushed Boko Haram out of some of its southern belongings.

A faith-based camp for internally displaced people (IDP) in Yola. Photo: The Elombah.

The full amount of registered IDPs is rising to nearly one million.

Children displaced as a result of Boko Haram attacks, attend class at Maikohi secondary school. Photo: The Elombah.

Unlike their Middle Eastern Jihadi complements who have courted Syrian with a pretence of bureaucracy and state services, villagers surrounded by Boko Haram face food shortages, slavery, murder and a shut down on economic activity.

Children displaced because of Boko Haram attacks. Photo: The Elombah.

It should be noted that the latest information on the deadliest Baga massacre counts over 1,398 dead bodies across four hospitals in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital.
In his last video the leader of Boko Haram sect Abubakar Shekau, was seen burning Nigerian flags, showed a collection of arms and ammunition seized from the Nigerian Army in Baga and declared more killings and attacks across the country soon