For 55-year-old Luchit Daniel, memories of 2014 are permanently etched in pain. That year, Boko Haram insurgents stormed Kirawa, a village in the Gwoza LGA of Borno State, near the Nigeria-Cameroon border, brutally killing her two cousins.
Her younger brother disappeared in the chaos and has never been found.
“It’s painful, but I leave everything to God. What should I do?” she recounted, her voice heavy with unspeakable loss.
After fleeing the violence, Ms Daniel…
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