Phase Five Community Dialogue Convening Session For The Community Of kawar Maila And Gangamari Wards, Facilitated By Nigerian Security And Civil Defense Corps(NSCDP) And Nigerian Union Of Journalist (NUJ) With Support From United States Institute Of Peace (USIP) And Hajja Hamsatu Allamin Nashe; Executive Director Of Allamin Foundation For Peace
The fact that northeast nigeria is still in conflict has made it very difficult for the victims , especially those still returning home, to tell their stories . hajja hamsatu allamin, founder of allamin foundation for peace and development (AFPD), Noted that the victims in northern nigeria still face numerous
Mrs.Osai Ojigho the country director of amnesty international nigerian (AI) while addressing a group call #KNIFAR WOMEN ,who are separated from their husbands by the conflicts, alone with hajja hamsatu allamin the executive director of allamin foundation for peace and development (AFPD) disclosed that over 2000 women that were separated
Phase four community dialogue convening session for the community of Kawar maila and Gangamari wards ,with nigerian police force (NPF), and civilian joint task force (CJTF), with support from united state institute of peace (USIP) and allamin foundation for peace and development (AFPD) on 22/8/2019 at women development center, maiduguri
The activity was took place at woman development center maiduguri borno state nigeria, on 1/08/2019 .it was a round circle form of discussion where the facilitators interact actively with the beneficiaries who gave an attentive mind to grasp the importance of the dialog. the strategic method employed during the
#jire dole: the network of victims and relations of enforced disappearances under the allamin foundation for peace and development (AFPD) commemorating the day giwa barracks , in maiduguri borno state Nigeria was attacked by boko haram on 14 march 2014. mothers of the victims are seeking for accountability.
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The Gathering Storm They were the golden boys of Maiduguri. Good kids from good families. University students with hopes of changing the world. And then they were gone. One by one or with their friends, they dropped out of school, abandoned their studies in economics, science, engineering, or tore up
Konduga Days A metal box, holding the fancy silver halters befitting the horses of a village chief, landed with a rude clank in the back of the old pickup. So, it’s come to this, Hamsatu sighed, watching as the last of her family’s belongings was loaded in for relocation to a