Kin yi aure da wani soja wanda kuka gina rayuwa da shi kuma kuka haifi ’ya’ya shida. wata rana, an tura shi yaki ba sake dawowa ba.
Shekaru da yawa bayan haka, yayin da barazanar tayar da kayar baya ta fara bayyana a cikin garinku, ɗanku ya taka bam da ya fashe. Ba ku da tabbas ko zai tsira, kuka garzaya da shi asibiti a babban birnin tarayyar Najeriya, da fatan ba shi damar yin rayuwa.
Bayan shekaru goma, har yanzu ba za ku iya komawa gida ba. Rikicin ya ci gaba da yaduwa. Yanzu, ana fitar da ku daga sansanin da kuke zama inda kuka zauna tsawon shekaru. Me zaku yi? Ina za ku je?
Mai Gabatarwa: Rukayya Saeed
Marubuciya: Sabiqah Bello
Muryoyin Shiri: Sabiqah Bello
Fassara: Rukayya Saeed
Edita: Aliyu Dahiru
Furodusa: Alamin Umar
Babban Furodusa: Anthony Asemota
Babban Mashiryi: Ahmad Salkida
A woman marries a soldier with whom she builds a life and has six children. One day, he is sent to war and never returns. Years later, amidst insurgent threats in her town, her son steps on an explosive, leading her to rush him to a hospital in Nigeria's capital, hoping for his survival. A decade later, she is unable to return home due to ongoing conflict and faces eviction from the camp she has called home for years, leaving her uncertain of her next steps or destination. This narrative, presented by Rukayya Saeed and written by Sabiqah Bello, highlights the turmoil and displacement caused by conflict, produced by Alamin Umar and overseen by Anthony Asemota.
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