More than 1.5 million Nigerians displaced by the militant group Boko Haram are flocking to relief centers across the country's northeast, where they are met with overcrowded facilities and a shortage of supplies, AP reported. Boko Haram's five-year insurgency continues to leave a trail of despair and desperation. Nearly 10,000 people now stay in the Damare camp in Adamawa where there are not enough toilets and a persistent health threat looms. "Whenever people gather in a place like this, there are bound to be some social problems like diseases," Sylvanus Papka, a top health official, told The Associated Press on Friday. -- SPA 18:38 LOCAL TIME 15:38 GMT تغريد
