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Refugees return to ruined Nigerian town amid threats from armed groups.

7 January 2026
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Refugees return to ruined Nigerian town amid threats from armed groups.
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Isa Aji Mohammed lost four children to a Boko Haram attack in Malam Fatori, Nigeria over a decade ago. After years in displacement camps, he returned to a town scarred by conflict. Despite ongoing security threats, residents are rebuilding their lives, facing challenges from armed groups and military restrictions. The community struggles to revive agriculture and trade while navigating a fragile recovery process.

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