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How insecurity impacts students in the North East

By Guardian Exclusive
01 April 2021   |   6:42 am
Nigeria, one of Africa’s largest counties as well as economy is battling with insecurity. And for over a decade, it has struggled to address the devastating jihadi insurgencies and terrorism by Boko Haram and the Islamic State.

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