Abstract
Over two million people are internally displaced in north-eastern Nigeria due to the complex humanitarian catastrophe. Overcrowded and unclean living conditions increase the risk of tuberculosis (TB) transmission, sickness, and death. The seeking behaviour of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in northeastern Nigeria was explored to improve disease surveillance and response in IDP camps and host communities.
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