Over 2 million Nigerians were displaced by Boko Haram's seven year insurgency in the country's northeast. Today, thousands live in camps and don't know exactly when they can return to their farms. In order to survive many are now starting businesses and using innovative ways to support their families. Uche Okoronkwo reports.
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