Boko Haram steps up Cameroon raids | World War 4 Report
28.7.14
Boko Haram steps up Cameroon raids | World War 4 Report: At least 2,053 civilians have been killed in some 95 Boko Haram attacks in Nigeria since January, according to Human Rights Watch. Cameroon's
Far North Region, home to some 4 million of the country's 20 million
people, lies adjacent to Boko Haram's heartland of northeastern Nigeria.
Around eight million people live in the northeastern Nigerian states of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe.
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