May 12, 2016 – NEMA Shuts Down 6 IDPs Camps In Adamawa As Boko Haram Victims Return Home
At least 6 camps occupied by Internally Displaced Persons in Adamawa state have been shut down as victims of Boko Haram attack relocate to their various villages.
In an exclusive chat with newsmen in Yola today, NEMA coordinator Saad Bello said 95% of the IDPs have returned home.
The camps closed include Bekaji, Kwanan Waya, Girei 1 and 2, Yola campus of Federal Polytechnic Mubi, and EYN Church.
Bello explained that the iDPs decided to return to their various towns and villages after the enormous successes recorded by the military in reclaiming and restoring peace to areas under Boko Haram insurgents.
This is commendable from NEMA
Its okay.
Thank God o. Very good of NEMA
There is no place like home. However I hope thought was given to how they can earn their living in the villages considering the suspension of farming and commercial activities during the period they were displaced.
NEMA kudos to you!
Thank God, at last you gays are going home. There is no place like home. God bless NEMA for their effort.
Gud news..
Bravo 2 d military 4 there contunuity in hard work in returning peace 2 d citizen