Too scared to speak – Nigerian villagers on living in the midst of kidnap gangs
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 30/11/2025
Many of the parents whose children were abducted 10 days ago from a boarding school in Nigeria are terrified. They do not want to talk to the authorities or journalists in case of reprisals from the kidnappers. “If they hear you say anything about them, before you know it they’ll come for you. (…)
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