The Boko Haram conflict primarily affects northeastern Nigeria, particularly the states of Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa, as well as neighboring countries like Niger, Chad, and Cameroon. Maps of the conflict show that the group’s activities are concentrated in this region, with areas like the Sambisa Forest being a significant stronghold. The insurgency began in 2009, with violence spreading from Maiduguri and spreading to other northern cities