Two Girls Who Survived the Boko Haram Kidnapping Just Graduated from College
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Joy Bishara (pictured) and Lydia Pogu were abducted by Boko Haram terrorists from the Chibok Government Girls Secondary School in Nigeria. They both recently graduated from college in Florida.
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Joy Bishara and Lydia Pogu were among the 276 girls in Chibok, Borno State, Nigeria, abducted by Boko Haram terrorists from the Chibok Government Girls Secondary School on April 24, 2014.
Now they’ve graduated from Southeastern University in Lakeland, FL, according to WFLA.
Rep. Fredericka Wilson (D-FL) visited the girls and offered them an opportunity to attend high school in America They agreed and received a scholarship to attend Southeastern University after moving to Virginia to embark up on their freshman year of high school. Bishara and Pogu later graduated from a high school in Oregon.
By Gordon Byrd
Apr 29, 2021
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Miami Representative Fredericka Wilson, a former state representative and senator, accused the Legislature of taking the state backwards. These are human beings. no fault of their own. that s who they are. allow them to live their full life.
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By Gordon Byrd
Apr 29, 2021
WASHINGTON At a conference call of Florida Democrats in Congress for the media, lawmakers universally sang the praises of President Biden s speech, as they planned. But in response to a reporter s question, one went out of her way to ding lawmakers in Florida for passing a bill requiring participants in women s sports to have female on their birth certificates.
Miami Representative Fredericka Wilson, a former state representative and senator, accused the Legislature of taking the state backwards. These are human beings. no fault of their own. that s who they are. allow them to live their full life.
By Gordon Byrd
Apr 29, 2021
WASHINGTON At a conference call of Florida Democrats in Congress for the media, lawmakers universally sang the praises of President Biden s speech, as they planned. But in response to a reporter s question, one went out of her way to ding lawmakers in Florida for passing a bill requiring participants in women s sports to have female on their birth certificates.
Miami Representative Fredericka Wilson, a former state representative and senator, accused the Legislature of taking the state backwards. These are human beings. no fault of their own. that s who they are. allow them to live their full life.