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Philip Obaji Jr. is a journalist and human rights educator based in Nigeria. His work on jihadist groups, terrorism, counterinsurgency and human trafficking has appeared in numerous publications including The Daily Beast, The Hill, IRIN News and The Guardian.
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When a group of schoolgirls from northeast Nigeria met trafficked women who were struggling to survive after returning home, they knew they had to do something. Now they raise funds to help those women launch their own businesses and rebuild their lives.
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