From Captivity to Commencement: 12 Chibok Survivors to Graduate in Yola
Twelve years after their abduction at Chibok, twelve survivors are set to receive degrees from the American University of Nigeria in Yola. In a recent media briefing, the university president described the upcoming graduation as a testament to resilience and the power of education. Their journey from captivity in the Sambisa Forest to university classrooms has captured national and global attention. The Federal Ministry of Women Affairs sponsored their studies, underscoring the role of support and opportunity in rebuilding lives. While dozens of the original group escaped or were released, more than eighty are still unaccounted for since the April 2014 kidnapping.
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