FILE PHOTO: Men on camels cross the water as a woman washes clothes in Lake Chad in Ngouboua — TOP NEWS

Fishermen of Lake Chad cursed by Boko Haram conflict

The fishermen of Lake Chad must sail in secret, forced to evade both Boko Haram jihadists and Nigeria's military in a desperate dance that has strangled livelihoods and caused scarcity of a once-staple food.

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