While the world was watching Paris last week, far from the cameras, in remote northeastern Nigeria, the Islamist radicals of Boko Haram overran the city of Baga. Just how many were slaughtered is a matter of debate. The army claims 150 died, while eyewitnesses describe streets littered with corpses. What happened to the international mobilisation sparked in the spring by the #BringBackOurGirls movement? Why can't West Africa's largest army and its neighbours defeat the jihadists?