After Years of Arbitrary Military Detention, Two Young Nigerians Rebuild Their Lives
Giwa Barracks was the place that shaped Saleh and Muktari’s thirst for knowledge. After enduring unimaginable hardships there, both men […]
Boko Haram: Now Fighting For The Other Side, But At What Cost?
Former Boko Haram fighters face a harsh reality after surrendering: unemployment, lack of skills, and social stigma clash with the lingering fear of armed returnees in communities. The government’s amnesty programme struggles to provide stability, leaving both ex-combatants and civilians trapped in a cycle of mistrust and insecurity.
Early Days of Boko Haram: One Boy’s Story
For Abba Kyari, it began 22 years ago in 2003. It was one of those familiar evenings in Maiduguri, Borno,