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Refugee camp midwife: "I just pity them. Giving birth at home is difficult"
Two thousand displaced people live at a camp known as Durumi on the outskirts of Nigeria's capital, Abuja.
Boko haram militants have wreaked havoc in Nigeria with bombings, assassinations and abductions.
Nigerian lawyer, Tokunbo Ifaturoti, left a life in London and set up an NGO called the Children Youth & Women Empowerment Initiative to help these internally displaced people.
Bola Mosuro speaks to her and Leatu Ayuba, the camp's midwife.
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