Nigeria: Not a No-Man's Land - Abuja's Natives Get Ready to Fight

9 August 2016
analysis

Abuja — Ten years ago, Bala Iyah and his family left their home in the Nigerian capital of Abuja never to return. He says the Nigerian government forced him and hundreds of families to leave their ancestral homeland.

They resettled in another neighbourhood of the capital, Kpaduma. There was no running water and no electricity, but Iyah and the others had to make the place habitable.

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