The North-eastern part of Nigeria is struggling with the threat of famine. One big factor is the desolation left behind by ISIL-affiliated Boko Haram. The army's retaken much of its territory - and residents are returning.Even so, they face massive challenges.CGTN's Deji Badmus has the story of one community.
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