President Jonathan says he is “fully committed to winning the war on terror”. This follows a series of bombings in Nigeria. But what would winning against Boko Haram mean? And how can it be achieved?

What does winning the war against terror in Nigeria mean?

Alice Ukoko heads the Nigerian human rights organization called Women of Africa.
There is still no news about the kidnapped schoolgirls in northern Nigeria. And anger continues to grow in Nigeria at the government's still unsuccessful response.

Our government can't help the kidnapped schoolgirls, says a Nigerian human rights worker

Women all over Nigeria are campaigning for the release of the abducted Borno school girls. The BBC World Service speaks to Nigerians who are supporting 'Million Woman March' throughout the country.

BBC WHYS podcast feat. Alice Ukoko, Minna Salami & others discussing Nigeria's Million Woman March

BBC World Tonight - The latest from Nigeria - and is it time for a change of Government there? with Alice Ukoko and Former American Ambassador to Nigeria John Campbell.

BBC World Tonight  - The latest from Nigeria - and is it time for a change of Government there?

Women Of Africa (WOA) was founded in September 1994 to provide a platform for African women to lobby and engage in the political efforts to return Nigeria to civil rule. This was effectively achieved in May 1999 after extensive campaigning and lobbying of foreign governments world wide.

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