Sambisa Forest and Sambisa Forest Reserve are
located in Nigeria . It was a game reserve in
colonial times. [1] It covers an area of
approximately 60,000 square kilometers [2] in
Nigeria's northeast, in the states of Borno, Yobe,
Gombe , and Bauchi , along the Darazo corridor,
Jigawa, up to some parts of Kano State in the far
north. [1]
In 1991, the then Borno State government
incorporated it into the Chad Basin National Park
with a total area of about 2,258 square
kilometres. This Chad Basin National Park also
included the Hadejia-Nguru wetlands in modern
day Yobe State.
At the time, the Sambisa Game Reserve had
leopards, lions, elephants, hyenas and huts built
for tourists to stay in. However, the federal/state
government allowed the place to fall into a state
of disrepair as the animals died, the roofs leaked,
weeds covered the roads, water stopped flowing,
there was no power and the whole reserve
became another derelict white elephant
It is widely suspected that the Sambisa forest
has since become a haven for alleged terrorist
group Boko Haram [3]
Information from the area suggests that Boko
Haram fighters can be seen in the game reserve
relaxing and training. Their women carry out the
usual chores like cooking, laundry, etc. in the area
and the place is like any normal Nigerian
community.
As of 2014 it is considered a refuge of the Boko
Haram terrorist group. It has been speculated
that the victims of the Chibok schoolgirl
kidnapping were taken into this forest by Boko
Haram members. [4]

source: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sambisa_Forest

It is well!

Game reserve now home of clueless terrorist
Dia ris god o

Let's go there touring

once. again the forest is hosting wild animals