SocietyAfter a deadly raid, a displaced Nigerian mother finds a lifeline in sewing

Safiya Musa lost her husband and two children when armed bandits attacked Kankara in Nigeria’s Katsina State. After fleeing twice and settling in a displacement camp in Jibia, she received UNDP training, a sewing machine and materials to make handbags. The income now helps her feed her three surviving children and rebuild her independence.

Nigeriaarmed attacksdisplacementwomen's livelihoods

AAl Jazeera★★★☆☆2026-07-30 01:56Original