I hope for you

1. Deborah
2. Awa
3. Hauwa
4. Asabe
5. Mwa
6. Patience
7. Saraya
8. Mary
9. Gloria
10. Hanatu
11. Gloria
12. Tabitha
13. Maifa
14. Ruth
15. Esther
16. Awa
17. Anthonia
18. Kume
19. Aisha
20. Nguba
21. Kwanta
22. Kummai
23. Esther
24. Hana
25. Rifkatu
26. Rebecca
27. Blessing
28. Ladi
29. Tabitha
30. Ruth
31. Safiya
32. Naomi
33. Solomi
34. Rhoda
35. Rebecca
36. Christy
37. Rebecca
38. Laraba
39. Saratu
40. Mary
41. Debora
42. Naomi
43. Hanatu
44. Hauwa
45. Juliana
46. Suzana
47. Saraya
48. Jummai
49. Mary
50. Jummai
51. Yanke
52. Muli
53. Fatima
54. Eli
55. Saratu
56. Deborah
57. Rahila
58. Luggwa
59. Kauna
60. Lydia
61. Laraba
62. Hauwa
63. Comfort
64. Hauwa A
65. Hauwa
66. Yana
67. Laraba
68. Saraya
69. Glory
70. Naomi
71. Godiya
72. Awa
73. Na’omi
74. Maryamu
75. Tabitha
76. Mary
77. Ladi
78. Rejoice
79. Luggwa
80. Comfort
81. Saraya
82. Sicker
83. Talata
84. Rejoice
85. Deborah
86. Salomi
87. Mary
88. Ruth
89. Esther
90. Esther
91. Maryamu
92. Zara
93. Maryamu
94. Lydia
95. Laraba
96. Naomi
97. Rahila
98. Ruth
99. Ladi
100. Mary
101. Esther
102. Helen
103. Margret
104. Deborah
105. Filo
106. Febi
107. Ruth
108. Racheal
109. Rifkatu
110. Mairama
111. Saratu
112. Jinkai
113. Margret
114. Yana
115. Grace
116. Amina
117. Palmata
118. Awagana
119. Pindar
120. Yana
121. Saraya
122. Hauwa
123. Hauwa
124. Hauwa
125. Maryamu
126. Maimuna
127. Rebeca
128. Liyatu
129. Rifkatu
130. Naomi
131. Deborah
132. Ladi
133. Asabe
134. Maryamu
135. Ruth
136. Mary
137. Abigail
138. Deborah
139. Saraya
140. Kauna
141. Christiana
142. Yana
143. Hauwa
144. Hadiza
145. Lydia
146. Ruth
147. Mary
148. Lugwa
149. Muwa
150. Hanatu
151. Monica
152. Margret
153. Docas
154. Rhoda
155. Rifkatu
156. Saratu
157. Naomi
158. Hauwa
159. Rahap
160. Deborah
161. Hauwa
162. Hauwa
163. Serah
164. Aishatu
165. Aishatu
166. Hauwa
167. Hamsatu
168. Mairama
169. Hauwa
170. Ihyi
171. Hasana
172. Rakiya
173. Halima
174. Aisha
175. Kabu
176. Yayi
177. Falta
178. Kwadugu
179. Falta
180. Kwadugu

On 14-15 April 2014, Nigerian terrorists kidnapped more than 200 young women from their boarding school in Chibok. Over 180 remain missing. Today marks 150 days of their captivity – 150 days without love from their families; 150 days without freedom of choice.

The Chibok girls.

It’s easy to see them as one monolithic group – faceless and nameless but each woman has her own hopes, dreams and purpose. Each woman has a name – Hauwa, Esther, Yana, Naomi…

Many people would love us to forget them – to label them a lost cause.

Find out how you can be a hope-giver today.