They kidnap people, then leave: inside Nigerias bandit crisis

Banditry has been booming in northwest Nigeria in recent years, but government forces are now attempting to strike back and restore stability in one of Africa’s most dangerous regions.

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They kidnap people, then leave: inside Nigerias bandit crisis

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