dillman to you when you have you have a one to delete it from port on it. please go to this file and unexpected side to side the this is the, the news we have for 10 life from the land is nigeria. government, losing control of the country security on the groups are running rampant, staging their latest mass, kidnapping, in the trouble of notes cartoon estates. this criminality has become a booming business full band and a report from gun away. the africa games are underway. the countries spent $200000000.00 to host the supporting spectacles. but why have you hardly heard about it? class? she was almost lift, paralyzed officer and accidents. now this woman plans to go from kenya to nigeria on a motorbike. and if she does, she looks fit to be the 1st african women to do the

hello. i'm christine linda. it's good to have you company. if you look to nigeria in these days, you see a nation that is troubled country that seems to be suffering. a twin coast prosperity has deserted it and the citizens are not safe as they go about whatever business they may still have of security. and the means to make an honest living. those with key promises made by prison and bullet ask me to boot on the campaign trail before he took office last me less than a year later, his administration is overseeing and economy that's in taxes. and the currency that has split against the dollar, pushing the costs of the impulse, up of the $1.00 thing that julia has planned to of is the so called bend. it's criminal kidnappers by any other name. they struck

a game last week. seizing almost 300 children and stuff in the town of quaker and the trouble, no, no, for the release of their captives. they're demanding 1000000000 niagara. as greek as classrooms, usually full of children learning. now, a deserted reminder, fia and tara classes with just about to start in this primary and secondary school for a 1000 students, then held broke loose. this boy recounts the for my son and then just to get those, she's got the bandits came a note to cycles before they started shouting and shooting, looking at so the students ran away into a nearby bush. you see, i love, i love with done this. i like how what do i need doing while i was running one of the bandits front of me? i could dungeon because he was following me on the bike fishing. i was running and

looking for a way to escape, but i couldn't escape across the road. i ran into the bush and came back home from the i mean those father is in shock to 2nd son. a 15 year old was still missing one of hundreds who did not manage to escape either. this mother has 5 or for 6 children among those protect it. we don't know what to do, but we believe in god. we have no security nurse, so just no police to protect the school. yeah, the little guy didn't walk on the objection as one of the worst school kidnapping since the 2 book goals and born on state 10 years ago stunned the world up until now. many of the 2 book goals still have not been found that jerry is faced with a kid not being crises. it's not in the mess. directions from schools, but buses and trains as well as individuals that are targeted from july 2022 to july 2023. at least 3620 people web deck to to

match area. since presidency newbert took office directions have gone up. despite his pledge to make security a top priority and invest more and personnel training equipment and pay, none of that made any difference inquiry when authorities finally arrived. they were met with anger and frustration. please come and help us do leave us. please help us. wherever it's the president, where is the government? the government has denounced the special interventions good for could do in the state by the end of april, 10 years after the 2 book goals with seas plunging nigeria into its kids. nothing crisis. to get the insides into the security situation in nigeria, we've invited num deal by c onto the program. he is

a senior advisor on nigeria for the international crisis group, and he joins me from lagos. welcome to dw news off with him, mr. obaskey, i want to begin by asking you about what the forward sees can do to ensure that the children who were kidnapped in kaduna brought home the home 3 broad options. um, the 1st of calls is to conduct a military operation to try to rescue the children. but of course, we all know that that would be quite as at us because the i'm groups that came up last week, you know, use the truth. and i said human shields and we couldn't kill huge casualties. let's think on the auction is the one that the government has always preferred, which is the liberal sheets. and then because sessions to be kidding up us in order to free the children and how the north risks to the children. but at the same time it fits into continuing infinity, which we have seen over time. but the federal from which we are considering reductions being consumed up very strongly by being government use,

it does keep pressure on the time from somebody i've talked to us to keep pressure on them. limited territories on with the guns sucked in psychological project using ministry and assets and so on until you we have them done and then they're ready to make a good negotiation and then remove the children. i think those are the options that are available now. otherwise, the government is made difficult situation understood um when when vocal around kidnapped the 2 books school goals in 2014, there was a geologist. most of the groups said that it was opposed to girls receiving wisdom education. and we know that many of the goals were forced to marry their taxes today. so court band, it's all carrying out these attacks various on groups. has this now evolved to just becoming a business model without the hottest ideology? are absolutely correct. i think over time, i mean it'd just be a good time. they keep not things that have been attributed as part of the charges

to the company and helps you know receive that to the background people. but well, i mean, the number of the kidnapping incidence and the number of them and them that victims have been by criminal, lovely addition to that. we call them bounded some of them always all by you know, just to optimize guns in other parts of the country. so at this point the grid consent is look really so much about the, the types of groups and the last 2 up to you please do 2 adults people. but the vast majority, i think we could say a bit about him. it's the 90 percent and outcome, let me know, bye bye. find these groups and all that coming out of positions around the country . so it is now more of a criminal activity that energy. how do you start to be? part of the problem is that these groups are able to access guns and it looks like easily. so how is this happening that i'm groups have access to, to this kind of weaponry and the resources they need to be able to carry out these

attacks as the times have come from them. the cher republic from bass from the hill um some sauces, it'll trace them right back to the collapse of the government to the media. and they live florida that got into this the how come this a hell of, you know, from that point. but then basically the nothing bought as of the country, but during these every public, i mean appalling. the parents say a lot of times and all that legal merchandise coming to this area. so it literally comes out coming from outside. but there's also a lot of local fabrication, but it's taking place. so they make big numbers that constantly building up the optimal. but i'm just trying to cover all the kid loving some nick and little money that provides resources for them to be once more. so when you say revolving door, i need it continuously feeding process, that'd be that extra money that starts money,

basically be the big exempt around sales. and then that helps them to build up, you know, increasingly possible. and also the points that be able to bring the administrative craft, which would have seen in recent times. mr. obaskey looking in from the outside. it seems as though the forward season niger have lost control of the security situation. would that be your assessment? i know the thing that the author does, i've lost control of the security decision, but what we're seeing now, you know the alternatives have loved demo, strict it as a result to do with the problem in fair respects. first of all, we don't see the will, but doesn't seem to be the will to deal with the problem. besides that, you once in a while, you know how to of richard. nothing of the author just incident appropriate president gives directives much and for that to the military, you know, to, to, to go out to the kids love of and that kind of thing. but so, you know, that's that with up. but what do you find that the local we'll there is a level about what to do to solve the, some of the long term babies. i mean,

there is not it who has the comprehensive plan that details what has to be done about, you know, kind of took responses, not kind of took responses, the room of the federal government, the route most people went on so on in a concert. and we each month at the moment, i'm the mentioning the resources, you know, having to be not flights will be the number of troops is still very small. the number of bodies is deficient and equipment wise. they also very mounting, especially with technology, the logistics of communications that they need to block, that means groups of them farm. i mean after each instrument, there is no not attempts to go determine what's to go after these groups. i'm briefly, i need us to draw these. so there's a random contingency. you know, that continues on some that gives the impression that the government does not get quite serious about dealing with this problem. i mean, this is like the general shedding, press on imaginary. all right, that is done deal by say senior adviser on nigeria for the international crisis group. thank you for your insights. it

a thank you very much. my pleasure. your watching date of the news? africa still to come? the women who got a 2nd lease on life and is making the most of that. i'll be talking to the nigerian senior divided joy on her plan to go from nairobi to lagos on a motorbike. the 1st to this, the 13th african games are underway in government. some disciplines they give athletes the chance to secure qualifications to this is and then picks and parents . so unlike the f calling that took place in neighboring quote, the for the african games with 54 nations competing has a spots the much needed you for and cross levels attention. isaac, ology in across, has small gun is likely team has home advantage of this. he has africa games in a cra,

and so the money brought here is $1.00 of them is leaving a child who to dream of competes, and that the highest level of the supports that the 2 is african games gives team a shot after winning meadows for gunner crowd, but there's a big goal of reaching the olympics games in july. he says it will be great to have like a guardian to be on the podium. that is the 5th point me in on to put you on here. then this tools that were lympics to, i'm looking for it and like i said to collectively get in the middle for the country. actually from 54 nations are fighting for glory, a 3 to 9 different disciplines or the games. each of them i only qualifies. it's ready, site and goal for the at least competing to fulfill the sporting dreams. but it

hasn't all been going smoothly for the organizes. the leads to the completion of manuals and disputes between state quote is false. the games to be held this year instead of last august. these issues hop largely or by shadow the interest around the games locally. probably 60 ahead of the games have, you know, not to in districts in the house of billboards for more than the veins that's mix following the games. struggle for some i do know rides and there was nothing, not fundraising. so we didn't get to actually get what, what's going on. people are not here. number 3, i see the billboards and see that posted and all but what is actually going on? what are we doing when, when we talk about games, how many games are we playing? i think if i'm using 200 a bit know for me to organize is belinda lo, enthusiasm on cool beach and financial difficulties. they fully realize not as expected for so many readings um at the time that was supposed to peach in terms of

branding, in terms of obesity, coverage sets in both a lot of financial challenges. and so i'd meet at least the for the husband reach the present to that we all expect the goodness pains, $195000000.00 on infrastructure for the games and the fees are funded. comic crises and questions i know being asked about the impacts of hosting the games on ordinary citizens. and i am now joined by my colleague, low id. i think we from dw sports is good to have you at the big table. uh no i do . i want to begin by asking you why all the africa games not getting some of that attention to what the f con tournament for example, got. the african games are no longer as popular as they used to be. many of the continents top after that do not participate in it because the professionals

overseas and or like ask one way you have the top from but that's come back home to fly, to fly to the countries. the for both the mental desk on games is on, on that trying to championship and nobody really too many people don't really care about the twenties and also it is not only a few uh, uh, events, uh, qualifying events for the lengthy games. you know, so the top populates will market that don't go to the african games anymore unfortunately. so these are some of the easiest, but also you find that you don't even have international media broadcast partnership. you know, so the games only being broadcast locally under the national tv. and so in the international coverage of it, these rise really low. so if you're outside of gone, it's really hot. you actually be able to watch the games to do the game. select a big sponsor when there's no um, media coverage, then sponsors may not see mileage that you can get, you know, so because they,

people can hardly watch it in any other part of the continental, you know. so and then like i said previously when your top box and it's on the continent on the i know see eyes on trumped in shape. so it goes by without so much of traction instruction. and then the sponsor was kind of pulled back in the part of it, which is the what's the organization's been like, uh, the host donna how, how is the games progressing? gonna build to a new sports facility is the universal gun uh supposed to be doing the leg one and a bunch of mine support center, which is on the north sports facility for indulging a cost more than $200000000.00 to renew reduce the end of the room over the so i'm kind of hostels for 4 o'clock that's, you know, so in terms of organization pretty good is i've spoken to

a few generalist one ground and they said delighted. but then a few days ago, lights, uh, went off the football match and went off with ya. so it showed perhaps lack of prepared vision or lack of from the wood organization on the ground. but generally people say it's, it's a, it's a good game. so, so, i mean, you mentioned $200000000.00 is what kind of security made a big investment typically countries, but to host these tournaments because of the benefits that they stand to gain. i mean, a is going to really going to benefit from, from this huge investment that they've made. gunner, we've been issued from splits facilities. the news with facilities that is on will not be available for young athletes to grow in donna. but then long term, i mean also during these games you have lots of people coming in for 1005000 documents for many deals. thing, hotels and media and visitors are staying with was in the hotels, you know, so they'll be hotel costs,

revenue from food and all these things. but in the long grown menu, countries have no really odd. um uh, benefits long term benefits from you as it contains and fold down. uh, also struggling on the peach and and um, to make the middle is digits are leading. so who knows? yeah, it's really a good one for them. well that's we will leave it for now. the last day i did, we from dw sports. thank you. choose next to a bite to joy, who has big plans. she wants to be the 1st african woman to ride a motorbike from mamba in kenya, to lagos in nigeria, who motivation stems from her desire to live life, to the fullest. that's off a road accident 10 years ago, left to with severe back injuries and mobility problems. now she hopes to inspire

the next generation of young africans. but anything is possible from coast to coast east to west, right across the continent, and then small amount. we back us, right? you know, mean, if i did try to mix some minute checks ahead of how long jenny, how mechanic is giving advice on what to do is the more to a bike breaks down the road and by that can barely contain high excitement. the wide open roots head of huh. fine, i me, a noise and lots of things screwed. half when. how long do we, while 90 miles bad roads? uh, but it's no it, let's say no it's on it's those things id. i'd venture to those things. i'm mc keel, i didn't, i didn't pop those things that make your blood haunts and run fast through your veins. that's i'd vigil in my own definition and that's exactly what i'm looking forward to. and oh my god, i cannot begin to explain how it said i on the about everything icons we to experience it. cool. and by deadlines,

adventure of top buttons every 10 years ago and almost left hardly him. she has now decided that life is simply too fleeting, not to be lived to the fullest hope it will be for us to be installed by police man on being run, gets inflicted with eyes policeman like this. let's just go back us of experience that full of full time. i'm looking forward to not understanding people's language is often well thinking i do, does my deadline. we just next. why he, on the beginning, that's a slightly thinking, i don't understand because they heard mazda of that and i'm from nigeria. i'm looking forward to the tyler just on the road. the board of course. and i never seen one by says motorcycle shop to knows that to bite us. little jenny is the dishes, but they are all behind. huh. it's refreshing to see an african woman being on the bike. yes, you've been one or 2 others. maybe i've tried it, but i love that she's young. pick me up. that's a great challenge. it's amazing to see because it's something that many young people who look forward to and look up to and give you a brief good buy before filled by cars. as quotes and by day out of the city,

the 1st leg of i trip across the clinton and she already has her eyes set on her final destination. barbie as a possible to break. so when i get somebody goes, it would be something that's a good thing for me. it's a big idea shown for me that we're but we've got the west african on my own. oh my god, when i just leave us, it's a beat. when i know that level, i'm just moving, that's what am i going in this last time i asked you this. it's what celebrates in to invite us steel, has all her loans on your head of hoss, and she will be updating full wasn't social media all along that we, the jenny of a lifetime from a woman, determines to live life. and the foss clean and fresh from the fast lane, i am happy to welcome invite a joy to the, to the news africa if i to you and i roby. this seems like a crazy idea on your own automotive bike right across africa. what inspired you to set out on this trip of a lifetime? okay, i have uh, been traveling for

a while. i've been traveling since 2016 and i've done different kinds of travels, backpacking. i have beauty compo, van i travel receipts. i've traveled to the tricycle, so i both my motorcycle s t a and i decided that i wanted to travel from one homes to deal with that cuz uh i grew up united to as well as the home and i came to canada. and so i just went to one and made it to my home. so i'll give you any cast is 2021. i decided this is the best time to travel back and forth. and also i have a very interesting story about having an accident going through a lot of them not working for a long time. so i vowed to myself to make the most of my life. and this is just the beginning of a world saw unable to say cool. so the mice creation on spence from me wants you to eat my dreams and you're wanting to be a free me wants it to explode. well, the best i can address. yeah, that is incredibly motivational and inspirational. what have been your main

challenges and getting around this far? uh okay, my main challenges. well, uh i, i had a router, any shadley um k, i true, you got us out done c r. but i'll start making it look a lot of inquiries from people people leaving the visa and everything. one of my main challenges is that it seems that's a subsidized in extreme. i just come school because they're asking before i could is 200 percent guarantee for a candidate besides, it kind of depends i just making possible. so my was the cycle desktops that i need to big sways download the app. what's my, what's the size that's about $7000.00, which was in my for just on desk, just close out to them. he's not able to get all of the pieces. so there is doctor and then just kind of just security um, but i think the main program that i'm having now is mostly selves that are visa ask because i'm using my nigeria passports and it's not so good. but yeah, i'm doing it any way whether or not that's how it is or not, but those are my being tied into sofa. awesome. and isn't it frustrating that

africans need visa is to visit other african countries the you know, in 2024, but i say that frustration. ok, i'm already thinking about the into yeah. and lagos is, is your hometown where, where you're going to finish will presumably, what do you expect for when you, when you arrive in lake, also how people planning as integration for that. yes. actually i've been contacted by a lot of major young bike has some of them have helped me get to contact in other countries the weekend for me. yes. a lot of people are waiting for me here in k. yeah. yeah. you most of bypass accompanied media school, take me or do we in that writing that would be just yes. the yeah. already planted, nissan grieves the where the plant is sense of people from that would be to. so in legal see has the, i expect it in me able i'm sure they are. and what are your plans full off to that? oh, okay,

so it's my trip. it's actually k up tomorrow. cool. that's the full because i saw that before. but because i've never done this before, this is my 1st time. i've never gone from country to country. i mean what's the cycle i decided to make it? can i get to nigeria for my son in c o 2. and when i arrived in nigeria, it goes eyeglasses and spend one month just relaxing from the trip. then i found one month out change my motorcycle because i would need a big motorcycle and then i'll start heading for myrtle. oh, sounds incredible. we'll be watching you a space that's been good talking to you. if i this joy, thank you. thank. thank you. or isn't that just incredible? i certainly wish you all the best. well, that is it for today. be sure to check out our other stories on the t v dot com, forward slash africa, or on the social media. i will see you next time by the

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