these are mc estate, west africa province, also known as ice wall, is a splinter group of bako around in recent years, its influence has grown in nigeria, northeast and like chad region, hundreds of school children have stormed the democratic republic of congo, parliament building. they're demanding the government meet the demands of teachers to enter strike that stopped lessons for more than 2 weeks. the staff went on strike at the sound of the month in protest against not being paid and a late retirement age voter plaza met by bella. lee, your place isn't in the street so you belong at school. and if you're not at school, you should be at home. so i'd like to say here that the teachers who are demanding an improvement of their living conditions through better pay, they must make those demands themselves. instead of using you students, law students in gone as capital accra have been protesting outside the countries only law school. that's up to more than a 3rd of the applicants failed to be admitted because rules were changed. they blamed corruption and are demanding a review of the

this past week, we asked him to go out and about and ask people what they felt about reintegrating bako harangued former members back into nigerian society. he was in my degree, this is what they told him. ah, most of them are not coming out with their weapons. they're just so rendering. so where are their weapons? i don't think it's right because we're not sure if they're really there for lisa and and so maybe. okay, we don't know if it's a plan come back into the society and you know, take back the ones that are becoming homeless. the id was, i'm just way too dish. we do the integrity them. some of them actually join. we don't get late without been without your consent or maybe only lead a joint new to wanting know the order. so if they're really ready to surrender to change, or maybe they will go through a process of, i believe t shirts like maybe engage in one or 2, i think is a good thing. okay, i'm hearing empathy there. is that true of? i'm to say i can ask you to comment on all of nigerian society, what is public opinion, what are you, what are you getting public opinion right n

these are some people who were associated with bako rob and now are in this program. can you explain what this program is about, what it's supposed to do? what are we seeing here, for instance? i mean people might want to know that i was depressed or to access this particular program. and i did a lot of extensive research in this whole video that you actually in the picture on a client in the program. so if you know what you can call them and what this program is supposed to do is to rehabilitate for my associates a book. i'm with the people who lived with them, or anyone that was associated with what i am and the way they do this is by giving them trauma accounts and in what you know, trend in a literacy skills, but also a vision of what with moms and religious clerics who died somewhat bad, you could just, i did that in the 1st place. that's a anything i'm trying to look at. the 80 piece format associates with talk around and they seem to range in age, but i think quite young. does this program walk? many of the young menu i interviewed just kind of 18 after i do wh

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