ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月2日 23時04分

A Nigerian man watches over his feverish son at a health clinic in Niger. More than 130,000 people have amassed along a desert highway here — National Route 1. All of them have been chased from their villages by #BokoHaram, the Islamist militant group that kidnaps and kills indiscriminately. The group’s campaign of violence has lasted 8 years. And while a handful of aid groups help, formal camps don’t exist. All of the displaced are squatters, and many of those living on National Route 1 arrived nearly empty-handed. A silver-colored pot and a plastic kettle. Tarnished wedding bracelets that recall happier days. 2 dresses for a teenage girl who mourned leaving her 8 other dresses behind. What does life look like along a road that leads — quite literally — to nowhere? Visit the link in our profile to see more pictures by @adamfergusonphoto.

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