Refugees from Nigeria are being received by Cameroon, Niger, and Chad as they flee the situation in their home country.
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Refugees from Nigeria are being received by Cameroon, Niger, and Chad as they flee the situation in their home country.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Refugees are fleeing violence in Nigeria's Borno State, spilling into Cameroon's Far North and Niger's Diffa region. Andrew Wyllie also addressed the crisis in Geneva.Sub-event
Nigerian refugees are seeking refuge in Cameroon, Niger, and Chad.1 source
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Border issues and worsening insecurity across Cameroon, Nigeria, Chad, and Benin are driving arms trafficking and surveillance deficits.Also in this story
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- Benin sought regional cooperation with AES states, attended by a Nigerien delegation, amid Sahel instability.
The entities involved
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
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Cameroon
sovereign state in West-Central Africa
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Chad
sovereign state in central Africa
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