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ETT Report: No. 26 Reporting period: 31 July–7 August 2017

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Niger New IDP arrivals recorded during the period Chad DTM and ETT Cumulative Number of IDPs by LGANiger Chad

Niger Niger Abadam Lake Chad Lake Chad

Mobbar 14,863 Kukawa Guzamala Kukawa

212 Yobe Gubio Nganzai Monguno Monguno 123,386 18 Marte Marte Ngala Ngala Borno Magumeri 44,121

Mafa Dikwa 369 Mafa Jere Kala/Balge Jere Kala/Balge Dikwa 11 36 6,899 49,417 Maiduguri 40 Borno M.C. 105360,338 M.C. Kaga Kaga Konduga Bama 16 Bama 19,761 Konduga 56,533 42 156 107,585 Gwoza 1,02 Gwoza 723645 77,582 Damboa 657 Damboa 77171,251 Cameroon 46 Cameroon Chibok Chibok Biu Biu 14,437

Askira/Uba Askira/U Kwaya 221 Kusar Kwaya Hawul Kusar Bayo Bayo Adamawa Number of new Adamawa Shani Cumulative # IDPs arrivals Shani Inaccessible area Inaccessible area LGA Gombe LGAChad Gombe Chad Location Movement Location Movement STATE: Borno 156 individuals (INDs) arrived at Bama during the repor�ng period. These STATE: Borno 726 INDs arrived at Gwoza during the repor�ng period. These include 20 INDs LGA: Bama include 34 INDs who arrived at General Hospital Camp from Jere LGA, 91 INDs LGA: Gwoza who returned to Gwoza town from Bulunkutu in Maiduguri M.C., 125 INDs who arrived at General Hospital Camp from Shuwari and Ngubdori villages in who arrived at Gwoza town from Pulka in Gwoza, 238 INDs who returned to Bama LGA, 3 INDs who arrived at General Hospital Camp from Jimeta Yola, Gwoza town from Bale Gal�mari ward of Jere LGA, 189 INDs who returned to , 13 INDs who arrived at Banki Camp from Minawuw in Gwoza town from Mubi South of Adamawa State, 109 INDs who le� Wege Cameroon, 4 INDs who arrived at Banki Camp from Zalaa, Kotembe ward of arrival center Pulka to 20-Housing Camp in Gwoza LGA voluntarily, 26 INDs Bama and 11 INDs who arrived at Banki Camp from Kumshe ward of Bama who arrived at Transit Camp from Chinene Pulka ward of Gwoza LGA, 10 INDs LGA. Needs include food, shelter and NFIs. who arrived at Transit Camp from Gobara community and 9 INDs who arrived at Transit Camp from Bulunkutu Yan Nono, Maisandari ward of Maiduguri STATE: Borno 46 INDs arrived at Chibok during the repor�ng period. These include 6 INDs M.C. due to poor living condi�ons. LGA: Chibok who arrived at Bla-Hakimi from Korongilum ward of Chibok, 13 INDs who returned to Mafi “A” from Maisandari ward of Maiduguri M.C., 23 INDs who STATE: Borno 42 INDs came and took refuge behind Kaga Low Cost Camp 2. These include 39 arrived at Kau�kari village from Kwam�yahi village in Kuburmbula ward of LGA: Kaga INDs who arrived from Konduga LGA (shelter and food assistance was Chibok, due to fear of a�acks in Kwam�yahi, and 4 INDs who arrived at Ajari, provided to them on arrival) and 4 INDs who arrived from Benisheikh in Kaga from Karagau community of Kau�kari ward of Chibok LGA. Urgent needs LGA a�er military opera�ons in Benisheikh. include food, shelter and water. STATE: Borno 212 INDs returned to Kukawa LGA during the repor�ng period. These include LGA: Kukawa 105 INDs who returned from Bolori ward in Maiduguri M.C., 17 INDs who STATE: Borno 657 INDs arrived at Damboa during the repor�ng period. These include 36 returned to She�mari loca�on of Kukawa, from Morom� community in LGA: Damboa INDs who arrived at Central Primary School camp from Abulam Kafa/Mafi ward of Damboa, 42 INDs who arrived at Shuwari host community from Konduga LGA and 90 INDs who arrived at Baga. Ngarnam, Sandiya/Nyalari ward of Konduga LGA due to an a�ack in Ngarnam STATE: Borno 90 INDs arrived at Baga during the repor�ng period. These include 11 INDs (Needs: food and shelter), 82 INDs who arrived at Abori Gate camp from LGA: Baga who arrived at Baga, from Maiduguri M.C., 18 INDs who arrived at Bindaram, Maguzu, Kafa/Mafi ward of Damboa LGA and 497 INDs who arrived at Tango from Bonza in Kebbi State, 30 INDs who arrived at Bulabulin from Zain, Bauchi 3, from Ngarnam, Sandiya/Nyalari ward of Konduga LGA due to an a�ack at State, 10 INDs who arrived at Bagadaza, from Kekeno ward of Kukawa LGA Ngarnam. Urgent needs include shelter, NFIs and water. and 21 INDs who arrived from Shagari LGA of Sokoto State due to improved STATE: Borno 40 INDs arrived at Dikwa during the repor�ng period. These include 20 INDs insecurity. LGA: Dikwa who arrived at 20-Housing Unit Camp from Gulumba ward of Bama LGA, 11 STATE: Borno 16 INDs arrived at Boarding Primary School camp from Kanari Yale ward of INDs who arrived at the Camp from Gabura Community in Bama, 3 INDs who LGA: Konduga Konduga LGA due to an a�ack. returned to Dikwa from Falafala, Boboshe ward of Dikwa LGA and 6 INDs who arrived at 20-Housing Unit Camp from Ngaburi Community, Gajibo Ward of STATE: Borno 11 INDs arrived at Mafa Camp “B” from Tawurge, Boboshe ward of Dikwa LGA Dikwa LGA. LGA: Mafa due to an a�ack. Health assistance was provided to them on arrival.

STATE: Borno 36 INDs arrived at Kala Balge during the repor�ng period. These include 11 STATE: Borno 18 INDs arrived in Monguno during the repor�ng period. These include 4 INDs LGA: Kala BalgeINDs who arrived Behind Boarding Primary School camp from Alhamsa, LGA: Monguno who arrived at Monguno from Tumbun Gajiri in Kukawa LGA, 10 INDs who Gulumba ward of Bama LGA, 7 INDs who arrived from Ngaburi, Ndufu ward of arrived at Government Senior Science Secondary School camp from Kukawa Ngala LGA, 11 INDs who arrived from Wulibari, Mada ward of Kalabalge LGA LGA and 3 INDs who arrived at Government Girls Secondary School camp and 13 INDs who arrived at a primary school from Sangaya, Jarawa ward of from Marte LGA. Kalabalge LGA. All movements was due to poor living condi�ons. STATE: Borno 369 INDs arrived at Interna�onal School Camp Ngala during the repor�ng LGA: Ngala period. These include 349 INDs who arrived from nearby villages in Ngala and 20 INDs who arrived from Gwange ward of Maiduguri M.C.

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