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Insecurity, lack of grazing routes push herders to Cameroon, Chad

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A silent economic crisis is unfolding along Nigeria’s borders as millions of livestock are being moved into neighbouring countries. As a result, there’s a mass migration of Fulani herders to Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Central African nations. The migration, according to the herders, was necessitated by persistent insecurity, occasioned by Boko Haram insurgency, banditry and cattle […]

First report: Banditry: Niger State to profile incoming herders, introduces entry permit premiumtimesng.com, 11d

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