Olanrewaju John, S (2022). Boko-Haran and the Magintute of Humanitarian Crises in the BAY States

Olanrewaju, John. S (2022) Olanrewaju John, S (2022). Boko-Haran and the Magintute of Humanitarian Crises in the BAY States. Boko-Haram and the Magnitude of Humanitarian Crises in the BAY States, 6. pp. 113-144.

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Abstract

The devastating attacks choreographed by the Al-Qaeda against the military architecture of the US on September 2001, consummated new form of terrorism all over the world. Since the September 11 events, terrorism has assumed a notorious dimension in different regions across the world. Within the few years of American calamitous experience, Boko Haram emerged in Nigeria. The outbreak of Boko Haram crisis and its incessant attacks in the BAY states of Borno, Adamawa and Yobe have inevitably placed Nigeria as one of the most terrorized countries in the World. These attacks by Boko Haram are conducted to create humanitarian crises. Since Boko Haram began its nefarious operations, millions of people have been displaced from their various homes in the BAY States while majority of people moved in drove to secure safety in the neighboring countries. The paper explores the magnitude of humanitarian crises and its impacts on the BAY States from 2009 to 2015

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