An IDP, who has been in a Borno camp for over a year, told UN Migration Agency, IOM (Nigeria) that people in the camp call him Basawa, which means 'no play' in Hausa language because of his narrow escape from Boko Haram terrorists.
Monday, 26 December 2016
"They call me Basawa, 'no play' in Hausa because I narrowly escaped Boko Haram attack -IDP
An IDP, who has been in a Borno camp for over a year, told UN Migration Agency, IOM (Nigeria) that people in the camp call him Basawa, which means 'no play' in Hausa language because of his narrow escape from Boko Haram terrorists.
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