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In
August, farmer Bulama Mohammed said people were dying of hunger in his camp in
Maiduguri, Borno state capital BBC
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The medical charity MSF
says that the humanitarian situation in north-east Nigeria "is
reaching catastrophic levels".
BBC
Africa Live report continues:
Hundreds
of thousands have been displaced during the Boko Haram insurgency and many are
in desperate need of help, MSF adds.
A
team from MSF go to the town of Ngala, Boreno state, and found people who
"desperately lack food and healthcare".
A
nutrition emergency was declared three months ago, but there has not been much
response, MSF says.
In July UNICEF warned that almost a quarter of a million children in parts of Borno state were suffering from severe malnutrition.
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