Abuja — A global human rights organisation, Amnesty International (AI), said on Monday that the resurgence in Boko Haram attacks and suicide bombings in Cameroun and Nigeria has left over 381 civilians dead since April 2017, with casualties figures more than doubling those of the previous five months.
The group also said that across the Lake Chad region, millions of civilians are in need of urgent humanitarian assistance as a result of Boko Haram violence.
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