BY NDAHI MARAMA
Following security challenges in Borno State, thousands of residents living in Ashigashiya and other mountainous communities in Gwoza local Government area of the state , have moved into towns and villages in neighbouring Cameroun, vowing never to return to Nigeria.
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Cross section of fleeing Nigerians in Ashigashiya town, Gwoza LGA, in Borno state following the Boko Haram crisis. Photo Ndahi Marama[/caption]Our Correspondent who accompanied the Deputy Governor of Borno State, Alhaji Zanna Umar Mustapha to Ashigashiya town, a border community with the Republic of Cameroun, gathered that over 15,000 residents have crossed the river boundary into Cameroun, insisting they will not return to their community.
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