PodcastVestiges Of Violence

Spending 40 Days In Captivity

Vestiges Of Violence: Episode 104

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This episode of #VestigesOfViolence goes back to Nigeria’s cash crunch period where in a bid to curtail terrorism financing, the Central Bank of Nigeria, introduced new policies. We examine the policy’s success as survivors like Maimuna spent days in captivity until ransom was paid.

Hosted By Sabiqah Bello

Voice Acting By Halima Shuaibu

Produced By Anthony Asemota

Executively Produced By Ahmad Salkida

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Sabiqah Bello

Sabiqah Bello is a multimedia reporter at HumAngle, where she anchors Vestiges of Violence and leads The HumAngle Index, a docu-series exploring development issues and analysing how policies shape lives through the lens of human security, justice, and resilience. Through narrative journalism and research, she investigates how legislation, conflict, and migration influence communities across Nigeria and Africa. Sabiqah holds a Diploma in African Studies, Entrepreneurial Leadership, and Writing & Rhetoric. As a John Maxwell–certified Youth Leadership Facilitator, she inspires young people across Nigeria, using storytelling and leadership training to ignite purpose, amplify voices, and drive transformative social change.

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