Cameroon Asks People Who Fled Boko Haram to Return

Maroua — Cameroon's government has sent ministers to its northern border with Nigeria to convince villagers who fled Boko Haram militants to return. Cameroon invested $10 million on reconstruction efforts after damage caused by the Islamist terrorist group in some villages. But, in northern Cameroon, many villagers are reluctant to go home, and authorities acknowledge the militants are still a threat.

Bulldozers of Cameroon's Ministry of Public Works fill destroyed portions of the 30-kilometer road linking Cameroon's northern town of Mora to Banki, a town in northeast Nigeria.

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