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When peace comes: Imagining the end of Nigeria’s Boko Haram war

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At least 35,000 people have been killed in Borno State since 2009. Boko Haram, a fast-growing extremist sect, declared war on the Nigerian state. The New Humanitarian asked four young people from Maiduguri to explain what peace would mean to them. They said freedom, gender equality, and tolerance of differences in religion were key.

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When peace comes: Imagining the end of Nigeria’s Boko Haram war

More than a decade of conflict in Nigeria’s northeast has upended the lives of millions. Four young Nigerians reflect on what peace means for them.

2 years ago·Geneva, Switzerland

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