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Iran

Teaching during a pandemic

Displaced by conflict in 2014, Sidamari had to flee from her home in Hong to Cameroon. She and her two children at the time were forced to stay in the bushes for many nights with only 200 naira at her disposal.

"I used to teach in a private school then, and things were okay for us. They (Opposition Armed Groups) came in the morning on that day and the only thing we could do was run."

It was so bad she could not feed her then 5 months old child. It was just her and her two year old child at the time that had to flee.

Now, she is back to Mubi where there is relative calm with her family and is one of our Education Facilitators.

"I am happy doing this job especially when i know that the children understand what i am teaching them"

She's glad to be a part of the NRC family.

Photo: Samuel Jegede/NRC

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Nigeria

After the lockdown, education brings hope

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