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Abstract
This research focuses on impact of Boko Haram crisis in Northern Nigeria economy. It examine the Origin of Boko Haram, the global ambitions and international realities of Boko Haram, the Military and political efforts of Nigeria Government in the fight against Boko Haram. Nigeria faces a serious internal socio-economic and security vulnerability as a nation-state. The danger includes social, economic, and environmental implications at a more general level. Each of these factors has had a significant impact on the country's stability, and they are all linked to poverty, terrorism, armed robbery, corruption, economic sabotage, and environmental deterioration. The resurgence of Boko Haram has emerged as Nigerians' biggest issue in recent years. In an effort to persuade residents of Nigeria's north-eastern geopolitical zone to adopt their view of the Islamic Nigerian code but also western education, these groups have carried out numerous bombings that have killed millions of unarmed citizens of this nation and destroyed private as well as government properties worth billions of Naira.Boko Haram has come to be seen as a Nigerian issue. It has become a major problem presently. Nations, particularly those in the West Africa sub-region, are no longer safe since severe terrorist attacks are occurring against their populations on a regular basis. No country is an island, as is frequently asserted. It is impossible to overstate the interdependence of nations in this rapidly changing globe in order to achieve certain societal and economic objectives. the Boko Haram threat, which has killed over 3,000 people, many of them women as well as children in Nigeria's north-eastern region
