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Northeast Nigeria - Reception Centre Management Report, As of 1 May 2022

Pays
Nigéria
Sources
CCCM Cluster
+ 3
Date de publication

In the month of April 2022, 16,514 individuals were recorded in all 6 RCs, with 60% of the total number are children up to 17 years. 983 families (3,461 Individuals) of new arrivals were registered in 6 RCs across 4 LGAs (Bama, Gwoza, Monguno, and Ngala) in Borno state due to military operations, poor living conditions, and voluntary relocations for safety reasons.

In Pulka ward of Gwoza LGA, there are a total of 4,319 families dwelling in the RC. A total of 178 families are reported to have settled in a dilapidated school building within the GSS camp in Gwoza. Eorts of decongestion is ongoing with UNHCR relocated 388HHs (2,328 Individuals), and IOM relocated 65 HHs (234 Individuals) following the completion of shelters in Pulka.

In Bama, 373 families are living in the highly congested RC which has the capacity of 192 families. Furthermore 32 families have settled in the transit shade due to the overstretched Bama RC.

In Ngala LGA, 67 families are staying in the open in the reception center.