Nigerian family flee Boko Haram militants
- 9 years ago
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Pastor Billy Enoch and his family are rebuilding a home on the outskirts of the Nigerian capital, after they ran away from Boko Haram militants.
A few days ago, the insurgents re-captured Chibok, where they abducted more than 200 schoolgirls seven months ago.
One of them is Enoch's daughter. He says they're not taking any chances this time, even though it means disrupting school for his children.
(SOUNDBITE) (English) BILLY ENOCH, PASTOR'S SON, SAYING:
"I feel very bad about the attack because my ambition and my studies were disturbed, because all this happened, it disturbed me, and all these people were killed and it makes me scared."
The Enochs adopted Julie after she lost her parents in the previous attack.
(SOUNDBITE) (Hausa) JULIE ENOCH, PASTOR'S DAUGHTER, SAYING:
"My mother was worried because I could not walk. We managed to get to the road, we saw some soldiers at
Pastor Billy Enoch and his family are rebuilding a home on the outskirts of the Nigerian capital, after they ran away from Boko Haram militants.
A few days ago, the insurgents re-captured Chibok, where they abducted more than 200 schoolgirls seven months ago.
One of them is Enoch's daughter. He says they're not taking any chances this time, even though it means disrupting school for his children.
(SOUNDBITE) (English) BILLY ENOCH, PASTOR'S SON, SAYING:
"I feel very bad about the attack because my ambition and my studies were disturbed, because all this happened, it disturbed me, and all these people were killed and it makes me scared."
The Enochs adopted Julie after she lost her parents in the previous attack.
(SOUNDBITE) (Hausa) JULIE ENOCH, PASTOR'S DAUGHTER, SAYING:
"My mother was worried because I could not walk. We managed to get to the road, we saw some soldiers at