I didn’t let Boko Haram stop me from going to school

Aisha Mustapha  | 

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Illustrations by Simone Martin-Newberry.

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Meet the Author
Meet the Author
Aisha Mustapha

is a 15-year-old student in northern Nigeria. She wants to become a gynaecologist to help girls and women in her community.

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