Boko Haram: Journey from Evil - VOA Special Report

Boko Haram: Journey from Evil shows that despite being mired in conflict and nearly a decade of suffering, not all is lost in Nigeria.

Rebecca Solomon is living a nightmare that's lasted more than three years since her daughter and the other Chibok Girls were kidnapped by Boko Haram

Standing Up for the Chibok Girls

Bukky Shonibarre works tirelessly to #BringBackOurGirls

Standing Up for the Chibok Girls

Poverty and inequality breed a rebellious brand of Islam in northeastern Nigeria

The Roots of Boko Haram

Fati Abubakar's family fled the violence and terror wreaked by Boko Haram

Bearing Witness

Aisha Bakari Gombi pursues dangerous prey in the Sambisa Forest: violent militants

Hunting Boko Haram

Boko Haram's violence creates another crisis far from the places the group terrorizes civilians: Millions of refugees driven from their homes

The Roots of Boko Haram

Dr. Fatima Akilu helps victims of Boko Haram and others affected by the group's brutality heal one another

Rebuilding People

Can former Boko Haram fighters go back into society?

Turning Their Back on Evil

Boko Haram distorts the Quran to justify violence. Rehabiltators help former fighters - including imams - understand the holy text’s true meaning.

Turning Their Back on Evil

Fati Abubakar takes the focus away Boko Haram, showing the world the real faces of Nigeria

Bearing Witness

Bukky Shonibarre takes away the militants' greatest weapon: ignorance

Standing Up for the Chibok Girls