Tormented By Bandits, Abandoned By Government To Face Biting Hunger, Hopelessness —Life Of Internally Displaced Persons In Kebbi
In this report, WikkiTimes’ Beloved John reports that despite the well-publicized reports of several cases of killings and kidnappings and the displacement of thousands of villagers by bandits, the Kebbi State government still claims that banditry only operates from neighbouring states. “I have to return home. There is no means of survival. Even this place is not safe. If I don’t, this building may collapse on me one day,” Salamatu Mohammed said, pointing to the deeply cracked wall of an uncompleted building that serves as a shelter for her, her children, and her husband.
Source: saharareporters.com