Aisha : The Queen Hunter | Boko Haram Terrorists Worst Nightmare

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  @debede8296 · 1 year ago

  I'm a Nigerian in southern Nigeria and I'm hearing of this brave woman for the first time. Why isn't government sponsoring her and media giving her coverage and support? Shame

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  @teslagirl1 · 1 year ago

  No children?  NO children?   Really?    That woman is the spiritual mother of every child she saved, of every child she protects, of every child to whom she is a symbol of strength and hope.   Aisha has many, many, MANY children, whether they call her mother or not.

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  @sortaspicy9278 · 1 year ago

  Hearing all those men speak so highly of her and respectfully is genuinely such a nice thing to hear.

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• SE

  @segunfamaye5377 · 1 year ago

  God please Protect Aisha and her team

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  @Rev.Joseph_A.T_Narh · 1 year ago

  AISHA deserves the badges of many security personnel sitting in their offices without action. What is the government doing to support such local foot soldiers fighting to protect their people.

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• PE

  @peacealexis6232 · 1 year ago

  So men in government sat back and watch a woman help the nation ..  much respect Aisha

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• DE

  @debadon7987 · 1 year ago

  Im a Nigerian and this is my first time watching a documentary based on whats going on in the north that means well, also it sheds a different light on whats actually going on for the Nigerians that live else where. Our government has failed so much that it has become the norm for ordinary citizens to put up arms against terrorist with superior weapons. Aisha if you see this trust me when i say you name will go down in the Nigerian history books and stories will be written about you. I pray you live long and witness the results of your courages actions. It will not be better for our leaders and their families

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  @john_doe_galsen1001 · 1 year ago

  Shame on the nigerian gouvernment and military. Kudos to these brave hunters and special mention to Aïcha. <br>Big love from Sénégal

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  @ogagaghenewashington3139 · 1 year ago

  I am move by this, in tears I write this.<br>A woman is couragously taking matters into her hands, gathering comrades of like mind and strong will men to fight for her people and eziatence. I SALUTE YOU ALL.

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  @samsonbitrus1631 · 1 year ago (edited)

  The entirety of this Documentary is just like a tip of an Iceberg of the untold story of Boko Haram and their menace in our community of Northeast Nigeria.<br><br>Our people are well known for their bravery, Hardwork and resilience. All we want from the government is a secured environment where we can do our Farming activities and Business as a means to earn a living.

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• AL

  @aldodo-h3s · 10 months ago

  &quot;Even devout Muslims are not safe&quot; . &nbsp;Good to see people still believing in Nigeria

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  @TwinkieCakey · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXOCs7yORUk&amp;t=2621">43:41</a> Let&apos;s show love and respect for fallen hunters Booker Jemetta, two other hunters and Umar and Queen&apos;s Father.<br>You have fought well for your village. Your life and your service will not be forgotten.<br>Rest in Peace to you all.

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