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Gina Bashir manomiya ce mai shekaru 46 daga Askira Uba a jihar Borno, arewa maso gabashin Najeriya. A lokacin da rikicin Boko Haram ya kai kololuwa, tana zaune a Benisheik, wani karamin gari a Borno, tare da mijinta da ‘ya’yanta shida.
A lokacin wannan rikici, ta rasa dan’uwanta, dan dan’uwanta, da wasu ‘yan uwa shida.
A cikin wannan bidiyo, mun tattauna game da yadda ta tsira da kuma burinta ga ‘ya’yanta.
Mai Gabatarwa: Rukayya Saeed
Marubuciya: Sabiqah Bello
Muryoyin Shiri: Sabiqah Bello
Fassara: Rukayya Saeed
Edita: Aliyu Dahiru
Furodusa: Al-amin Umar
Babban Furodusa: Anthony Asemota
Babban Mashiryi: Ahmad Salkida
Gina Bashir, a 46-year-old farmer from Askira Uba in northeast Nigeria's Borno state, shared her experiences during the peak Boko Haram conflict while living in Benisheik with her husband and six children. She faced immense personal loss, including the deaths of her brother, nephew, and six other family members.
The discussion covers her survival story and aspirations for her children's future. The podcast episode features contributions from Rukayya Saeed as the presenter and translator, with Sabiqah Bello as the writer and voice, editing by Aliyu Dahiru, and production by Al-amin Umar and Anthony Asemota, with Ahmad Salkida as the chief advisor.
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