PodcastVestiges Of Violence

Fatima Wanted To Become A Nurse But Terrorists Warned Her Not To

Vestiges of Violence: Episode 55

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Like many other girls who were kidnapped in Dapchi, Fatima has to give up her dream of getting an education. In this episode of Vestiges Of Violence, she shares her account of the incident through the deaths of other girls, shared captivity with Leah Sharibu, and her journey near Lake Chad.


Written by Zubaida Baba Ibrahim, Reported and Edited by Hauwa Shaffi Nuhu 

Produced by Attahiru Jibrin

Voice Acting by : Chigozie Victor

Multimedia Editor: Anthony Asemota

Executive producer: Ahmad Salkida

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