Unclassified -Nigeria: Anglophone Crisis Displacement Since late 2016, protests and violence in AFRICA Takum Cameroon South-West and North-West NIGERIA Kurmi Ussa Taraba regions (Anglophone Cameroon) has caused Area significant internal displacement and shown Benue refugee flows into Nigeria. Government CAMEROON restrictions and civilian-targeted attacks by Kwande various armed actors limit nearly all Sardauna Anyake humanitarian access in these two regions. In Donga-Mantang mid-2018, the UN and Government of Obudu Obanliku North-West Cameroon issued humanitarian appeals, (Nord-Ouest) which have been minimally funded. Recent NIGERIA spikes in displacement have rapidly Boki outpaced available funding. Bui 26,891 Adagom Cameroonian Ikom refugees Bamenda Ngo Estimated number of 1,000 - 10,000 in Nigeria Ketunjia internally displaced persons (IDP) 10,001 - 20,000 Etung Mamfe by department 20,001 - 35,000 Cross River North-West: July 2018 South-West West South-West: August 2018 Littoral and West: Sept. 2018 126,000 (Sud-Ouest) Mi (Ouest) Ménoua Koung- Khi Haut Number of Cameroonian 7,000 Akamkpa Kupe Plateaux refugees per Nigerian Manengumba Haut- local government area (LGA) Calabar Nkam Ndé 2,000 Akwa Municipal September 2018 100 Calabar Ibom Oron CAMEROON Areas of restricted access Mkpat Kumba Enin Eket 437,000 Select cities with recent violence IDPs in the North-West, Littoral South-West, West, Refugee settlement and Littoral regions Gulf of Mungo Nkam Guinea Boundaries International Buea 0 20 mi Region (Cameroon) or state (Nigeria) Sanaga 0 20 km Maritime Department (Cameroon) or LGA (Nigeria)

Names and boundary representation are not necessarily authoritative Sources: ACAPS, ACLED, IOM, UNHCR, October 25, 2018 - U1929 STATE (HIU) U.S. Department of State • @StateHIU • hiu.state.gov UNOCHA, press reporting