A total of 155 former Boko Haram combatants are now free to rejoin the society after 11 months of de-radicalisation and rehabilitation at a camp in Gombe state.
The former insurgents were trained in different vocations in the federal government’s de-radicalisation programme code-named, ‘Operation Safe Corridor’. From tailoring to leather works; barbing to poultry, each now has economic skills for self-reliance.
The long-term success of the program would be assessed by how well the society accepts these repentant Boko Haram members.
A total of 155 former Boko Haram combatants are now free to rejoin the society after 11 months of de-radicalisation and rehabilitation at a camp in Gombe state.
The former insurgents were trained in different vocations in the federal government’s de-radicalisation programme code-named, ‘Operation Safe Corridor’. From tailoring to leather works; barbing to poultry, each now has economic skills for self-reliance.
The long-term success of the program would be assessed by how well the society accepts these repentant Boko Haram members.
A total of 155 former Boko Haram combatants are now free to rejoin the society after 11 months of de-radicalisation and rehabilitation at a camp in Gombe state.
The former insurgents were trained in different vocations in the federal government’s de-radicalisation programme code-named, ‘Operation Safe Corridor’. From tailoring to leather works; barbing to poultry, each now has economic skills for self-reliance.
The long-term success of the program would be assessed by how well the society accepts these repentant Boko Haram members.
A total of 155 former Boko Haram combatants are now free to rejoin the society after 11 months of de-radicalisation and rehabilitation at a camp in Gombe state.
The former insurgents were trained in different vocations in the federal government’s de-radicalisation programme code-named, ‘Operation Safe Corridor’. From tailoring to leather works; barbing to poultry, each now has economic skills for self-reliance.
The long-term success of the program would be assessed by how well the society accepts these repentant Boko Haram members.
A total of 155 former Boko Haram combatants are now free to rejoin the society after 11 months of de-radicalisation and rehabilitation at a camp in Gombe state.
The former insurgents were trained in different vocations in the federal government’s de-radicalisation programme code-named, ‘Operation Safe Corridor’. From tailoring to leather works; barbing to poultry, each now has economic skills for self-reliance.
The long-term success of the program would be assessed by how well the society accepts these repentant Boko Haram members.
A total of 155 former Boko Haram combatants are now free to rejoin the society after 11 months of de-radicalisation and rehabilitation at a camp in Gombe state.
The former insurgents were trained in different vocations in the federal government’s de-radicalisation programme code-named, ‘Operation Safe Corridor’. From tailoring to leather works; barbing to poultry, each now has economic skills for self-reliance.
The long-term success of the program would be assessed by how well the society accepts these repentant Boko Haram members.
A total of 155 former Boko Haram combatants are now free to rejoin the society after 11 months of de-radicalisation and rehabilitation at a camp in Gombe state.
The former insurgents were trained in different vocations in the federal government’s de-radicalisation programme code-named, ‘Operation Safe Corridor’. From tailoring to leather works; barbing to poultry, each now has economic skills for self-reliance.
The long-term success of the program would be assessed by how well the society accepts these repentant Boko Haram members.
A total of 155 former Boko Haram combatants are now free to rejoin the society after 11 months of de-radicalisation and rehabilitation at a camp in Gombe state.
The former insurgents were trained in different vocations in the federal government’s de-radicalisation programme code-named, ‘Operation Safe Corridor’. From tailoring to leather works; barbing to poultry, each now has economic skills for self-reliance.
The long-term success of the program would be assessed by how well the society accepts these repentant Boko Haram members.
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