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Inside Benue’s 700,000 IDPs: Hunger, no Water, no Drugs in Overcrowded Camps
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Inside Benue’s 700,000 IDPs: Hunger, no Water, no Drugs in Overcrowded Camps
By Armstrong Tseaa, Makurdi At the International Market IDP Camp in Makurdi, food does not always arrive when it is needed. Sometimes, families wait 24 hours between rations. That gap is forcing many to leave the camp daily in search of menial work just to eat. “It’s not enough,” said Mr. Amough Timothy, a resident. “Sometimes we have to wait for a day before food is supplied. That is why many IDPs go out daily to do menial jobs to supplement th…
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