The Virtual reality 360 IDP Documentary immerses viewers in the daily life of Musa and his family in an Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp. The documentary begins with Musa's morning routine, highlighting the chores and preparations for his day at the farm. It follows his journey and the parallel activities of his wife and children, who are engaged in household tasks, schooling, and other farm-related duties. As the day progresses, the video showcases the community's resilience, including employment in cattle raising, children’s efforts to gather and sell resources, and the women’s multitasking at home. The narrative also addresses the challenges posed by terrorism, impacting Musa's work routine, and concludes with the evening routines and the limited access to electricity, illustrating the resourcefulness of the camp’s residents. The visual storytelling, enhanced by VR technology, provides an intimate and comprehensive view of their lives, capturing both hardships and daily perseverance.