It has been five days after Boko Haram terrorists seized Mubi. Mubi is the second largest town in Adamawa. Boko Haram are still in control of the town. About 3000 people joined other internally displaced persons at an NYSC camp in Yola.
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| Mubi residents flee |
Most of the survivors who ran for safety were students of the Federal Polytechnic, Mubi. An estimated 150 students
ran to Cameroon border and were accommodated by the Cameroonian soldiers.
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| Women and children |
The number of Internally displaced Persons, IDPs, who were mainly victims of Boko Haram insurgency in Yola, Adamawa State, has hit 7662, Vanguard report. There are also 2633 people currently been accomodated at permanent orientation camp of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, at Damare, Yola, which is being used as camp for the IDPs.
Most of the displaced people are from Michika in Adamawa State, Yobe and Borno states and Mubi, which was attacked last Wednesday.
Most of the displaced people are from Michika in Adamawa State, Yobe and Borno states and Mubi, which was attacked last Wednesday.
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