Nigeria Boko Haram

Crisis Severity ?

4.3

0 Very low

Very high 5
Impact ?

4.2

0 Very low

Very high 5
Humanitarian Conditions ?

4.5

0 Very low

Very high 5
Complexity ?

4.2

0 Very low

Very high 5
Access Constraints ?

4.0

No constraints

Extreme constraints

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Key figures

13,100,000 People affected [?]
4,218,000 People displaced [?]
8,700,000 People in Need [?]

Overview

27/08/2021

In the northeast, the Boko Haram insurgency has affected more than 13 million people, and more than eight million are in need.? After more than 10 years of conflict, the group continues to carry out high-profile attacks against the military and civilians in Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa states. In 2019, a resurgence and escalation of the Boko Haram crisis was witnessed across northeastern Nigeria. About one million people in the affected area are entirely inaccessible.?

Violence in the northeast has caused massive displacement and at the same time restricted movement: it has disrupted food supplies, hindered access to basic services, and limited agricultural activities.?Food security, nutrition, WASH and protection assistance continue to be priority needs. INFORM measures Nigeria's risk of humanitarian crisis and disaster to be very high, at 6.5/10.?

Read more about the Boko Haram regional crisis in the ACAPS Humanitarian Perspectives 2019/2020 Report.