Boko Haram terrorists have attacked Gwoza refugees from Nigeria for the second time in a week t in the very UN refugee camp where they have been for a dozen years.
Thousands of Christian refugees are stuck in Cameroun after waiting 12 years because the U.S. government canceled their airlift despite being approved to resettle there.
Some went back to Nigeria three weeks ago after being lured by the Borno State Govt and were killed when Boko Haram attacked Pulka last weekend.
However, breaking news provided to international human rights lawyer Emmanuel Ogebe reveals that Boko Haram attacked and killed some of those remaining in the UN camp in Cameroun where he had visited them 12 years ago.
Lawyer Ogebe had petitioned USA to resettle 58,000 Gwoza refugees in Cameroun abroad and decried their repatriation to Borno and the “whites only” immigration policy in December 2025, writing:
“U.S. SHOULD URGENTLY ASSIST RESETTLEMENT OF NIGERIAN REFUGEES CURRENTLY IN CAMEROUN IN THIRD COUNTRIES
“A priority humanitarian intervention recommended for urgent attention is the critical Gwoza refugee population in Cameroun.
“While you were in Nigeria, the Borno government is trying to incentivize them back to an unsafe region after over a decade. Apparently he just visited them in the same Camerounian Far North camp I visited in 2014. As you know, Gwoza is still occupied by terrorists so this is a set up for disaster.
“They are now eligible for international resettlement in western host countries but Zulum’s action undermines their relocation abroad.
“I urge the USG to prioritize these persecution refugees’ resettlement in your humanitarian response proposals.
“While thousands self-repatriated from Cameroun, those who came back to Nigeria are suffering in camps outside Abuja as they can’t return to Gwoza. Please see a new report on the conditions of camps even in Abuja https://mikearnold.org/new-report-internally-displaced-persons-in-the-federal-capital-territory-abuja/
“Our assessment indicates that some of the Nigerian refugees were resettled abroad from Cameroun:
– 97 in the USA.
– 106 in CANADA
– 7 in ITALY schooling
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