Elephants from Cameroon invade Nigerian farmlands for five years, causing damage and threatening food security.
Elephants from a forest reserve in Cameroon have invaded farmlands in Borno State, Nigeria, causing extensive damage for five consecutive years. The invasions impact the Gamboru/Ngala and Kala-Balge areas until floodwaters recede in December. The Borno State Ministry of Environment has urged the Federal Government for urgent assistance, including funding for affected farmers and measures like barriers and training to mitigate future invasions, as the situation threatens food security and local economies.
September 09, 2024
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