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Chibok Girls at AUN at a recent event at their university, where together, they stood not as mourners bound by loss, but as witnesses to courage—each flame a testament that even in darkness, the heart of a community can be stronger than fear.

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

byDaniel Okereke

"What began as a tragedy has become a chorus of courage. Their poems were not simply recitations—they were affirmations that ...

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