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Banditry, climate shocks displace 737,073 in North-West — IOM

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IOM reports 737,073 people displaced in Nigeria’s North-West due to banditry, kidnapping, and climate shocks. Learn about the humanitarian crisis and retur Read More: https://punchng.com/banditry-climate-shocks-displace-737073-in-north-west-iom/

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