In Nigeria, Boko Haram left millions of “internally displaced persons,” called IDPs, living in makeshift camps, trying to keep their children from starving while relief food gets pirated and sold off in local markets. A journalist snuck into one camp without authorization to get the real story of life on the ground there.
All That Was Familiar
Abubakar Adam Ibrahim | Granta | May 9, 2017 | 4,985 words