The Islamists' aims remain mainly local. Saving the abducted girls won't change the conditions in which they flourish Standing among the ruins of her burnt-out school, with classes still being held because parents insisted on it, a 14-year-old Nigerian girl in the north-eastern city of Maiduguri told me that she was not afraid. "There's nothing left for them to attack," she said, as students in yellow veils and green uniforms scampered past the scorched and crumbling walls. The Islamist insurgen...
The Islamists' aims remain mainly local. Saving the abducted girls won't change the conditions in which they flourish Standing among the ruins of her burnt-out school, with classes still being held because parents insisted on it, a 14-year-old Nigerian girl in the north-eastern city of Maiduguri told me that she was not afraid. "There's nothing left for them to attack," she said, as students in yellow veils and green uniforms scampered past the scorched and crumbling walls. The Islamist insurgen...
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