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    Whatever Happened To... The Millennials Who Started A School For Boko Haram Escapees?

    The two young Nigerians have learned a lesson about teaching kids at a camp for displaced persons: Leave it to the experts!
    by Linus Unah Sep 04, 2018 2 minutes
    Aweofeso Adebola (in white shirt) and Ifeoluwa Ayomide (in cap) pose with some of the kids in their education program in Abuja, Nigeria.

    In July 2017, I wrote a story about two young Nigerians who quit their office jobs to start an informal school for kids in a camp for displaced people in Abuja, the country's capital. How's the project going?

    A couple of years ago, Ifeoluwa Ayomide, 23, and Aweofeso Adebola, 24, started an informal school in a camp for displaced people in

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