Dozens of Nigerians have died while fleeing violent conflicts in Taraba State. Hundreds are critically ill but medical staff in Cameroon are running out of supplies. Moki Kindzeka reports from the border region.
About 7,000 Nigerians fleeing violent conflicts between the Christian Mambilas and Fulani Muslim herdsmen in Taraba State now find themselves in a precarious situation in the Cameroonian border villages which have taken them in.
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