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According to Unicef, although primary education is officially free and compulsory in Nigeria, about 10.5 million of the country’s children aged 5-14 years are not in school and 1 in 5 of the World's out of school children is in Nigeria. Non-western education is forbidden in certain parts of Northern Nigeria. Our guest today, who is from Nothern Nigeria describes how she managed to escape for greener pastures in the USA, risked her life and makes a compelling case for educational egalitarianism for all of Nigeria's children.#chibok girls.

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Reverend Ben Cooper and Sandra Robson take to the mics to discuss the Persecuted Church and the focus today is on the Barnabas Fund.

We are on Apple Music, Amazon Music, I Heart Radio, Buzzsprout, Spotify, and multiple other Podcast platforms - you will find us under the title Reverend Ben Cooper's Podcast.

Welcome to the very first special episode of the Overlooked Podcast. 

In this special, our focus is on the ongoing violent crisis in Southern Kaduna located in Nigeria. We will also have our first interview guest, Alheri Magaji who is with the RADI foundation. 

RADi foundation is based out of Southern Kaduna, and is a grassroots organization focused on helping the victims of the crisis in the region. 

The history of violent conflict in Southern Kaduna is a complex and long one. However, while we will touch on some of the history of the conflict, the focus will remain on the people whose lives have been impacted by the ongoing conflict in Southern Kaduna. 

**Disclaimer**: This episode focuses on themes of physical violence against both adults and children. It may not be suitable for all audiences. 

So, listener discretion is advised.

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We recently heard about the execution of Reverend Lawan Andimi, the head of the Christian Association of Nigeria. 

On today's Podcast Extra host Sarah is speaks to Release partner Reverend Hasan John 
about Andimi’s death and what it tells us about the wider issues at stake in Nigeria.