Orphaned Children Return to School After Boko Haram Attack in Yobe
Following a brutal Boko Haram attack in Mafa community, Yobe, where over 80 people were killed, orphaned children are returning to school. Despite the tragic incident, 100 affected children, 60 girls and 40 boys, have been enrolled in Central Primary School, Babbangida, through the Back to School campaign led by Comrade Usman Bulama.
This initiative aims to provide education and hope for a brighter future for these vulnerable children, emphasizing the healing power of education in the face of adversity.
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