Thousands of Nigerian refugees in neighbouring countries such as Niger have been struggling for resources since fleeing attacks by the Boko Haram group. The Nigerian army has taken back the rebel group's last remaining strongholds in the northeastern Borno State and, while some people have started returning to their devastated towns and villages, thousands remain in neighbouring countries, including Niger, Chad and Cameroon. Although many no longer feared Boko Haram, but they these people are struggling to get on with their lives because of a lack of resources. They are hungry and thirsty. Curfew imposed from 7pm until the morning has negatively affected business. Masses of refugees Boko Haram violence in northeast Nigeria has, since it began in 2009, mutated into a vast regional crisis confronting Nigeria and its three Lake Chad Basin neighbours, Chad, Cameroon and Niger. Insecurity has driven more than 187,000 Nigerians across the border, but incursion...