Chibok Girls Remember Sisters 12 Years After Abduction

Twelve years after their abduction, Chibok Girls at the American University of Nigeria (AUN) gathered to remember their sisters who remain in captivity, emphasizing their resilience and courage.

17 Apr, 18:14 — 17 Apr, 18:14

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12 Years After, Chibok Girls at AUN Remember Sisters in Captivity

"What began as a tragedy has become a chorus of courage. Their poems were not simply recitations—they were affirmations that the Chibok Girls are no longer defined by what was taken from them, but by what they have claimed." The post 12 Years After, Chibok Girls at AUN Remember Sisters in Captivity appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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