00:00This footage released by the UN Refugee Agency shows Nigerian refugees at a camp in neighbouring Niger
00:07where they fled for safety from escalating violence in the north of their country.
00:13By mid-October, about 66,000 people had arrived, fleeing jihadist attacks, according to the agency.
00:24We came from Dhammasak, and even when we were there, we were living inside a camp.
00:30We have been here in Difa for about six or seven months.
00:33The reason we fled the Dhammasak camp is because Boko Haram kept coming.
00:38They would shoot and set our houses on fire. That is the reason we left.
00:44So what made us leave Dhammasak was indeed the attacks.
00:47They were shootings, they killed people and set homes on fire.
00:57The agency is struggling to get help to those in need and has appealed for two million dollars
01:03not only to help those who have fled, but also tens of thousands still in Nigeria.
01:10From the Dhammasak camp, where they came from, my family members fled on foot.
01:15They carried their belongings, they carried what they could on their heads.
01:19Then later, they went back to fetch the rest.
01:22As for me, they put me on a cart and brought me here in Difa.
01:30Jihadist violence in northern Nigeria has spilled across into Niger, Chad and Cameroon,
01:36prompting a regional military coalition to fight the militant groups.
01:41Nigeria also faces rising religious intolerance, violence by criminal bandit gangs,
01:48as well as farmer-harder clashes.
01:50Jihadist violence in the U.S.
