Over the years, conversations around climate action have grown beyond environmental sustainability alone, with greater focus on how climate and circular economy systems can support livelihoods, strengthen vulnerable communities, and create long-term economic opportunities.
Earlier today, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Climate Change and Circular Economy, Mrs. Titilayo Oshodi MCIPM, FISMN, joined Dr. Adebola Odunsi and Joel ‘Kachi’ Benson for a strategic meeting focused on developing a social enterprise model for Khasa Social Projects (Khasa) and the Uwaosi Rhoda Foundation (URF).
The session explored cooperative-led structures and circular economy solutions such as waste-to-energy systems and agro-processing initiatives aimed at improving livelihoods and strengthening women-led enterprise within the Chibok community.
It also reflected the role of structured systems in supporting long-term opportunity, partnerships, and sustainable community impact.
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From Chibok to the world, their stories continue. 🚀
What began as a pilot study has become proof that when women are supported, families and futures are transformed.
Through the Chibok Groundnut Initiative, mothers who once struggled to provide are now harvesting more, earning more, feeding their families, and sending their children to school. These are not just testimonials—they are evidence of resilience, dignity, and the power of sustainable support.
As we begin the next cycle of this initiative, we’re reflecting on the impact of the last one and the lives already being changed from the soil upward.
Every harvest, every product, and every sale is part of a bigger vision: building a sustainable system where the women of Chibok can continue to provide for their families, fund future farming cycles, and create lasting impact for the next generation. Visit mothersofchibok.com to see how you can partner with these amazing women.
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A mother’s pain. A nation’s heartbreak. A story the world must never forget.
From the tragedy of the Chibok abduction comes a powerful story of love, loss, and unshaken hope.
“The Mother of Chibok by @kachibenson , a gripping tale of resilience and a mother who refuses to give up.
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If you missed the special TVC screening yesterday, there’s another chance to watch Mothers of Chibok tomorrow, Sunday, April 19 at 8:30pm on TVC.
Watch it with your family. Watch it with your children. Watch it with people you love.
This is more than a film to see. It is a film to learn from. So many people come away moved not only by the mothers’ resilience, but by their wisdom, their unity, their friendship, their loyalty to one another, and the quiet strength with which they keep going. There is something here for every generation.
You will laugh with them, reflect with them, and witness how they continue to fight for their children’s future, using farming to help fund education and keep hope alive.
To learn more or support the journey, visit .
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Earlier this week, on April 14, marked 12 years since 276 girls were taken from Chibok. Twelve years of grief and endurance.
But also twelve years of refusing disappearance, silence, and neglect. And this is why I made the film @mothersofchibok because I believe these mothers deserved to be heard.
Their story has never only been about loss. It is also about what they have done with pain. How they have turned waiting into work; how they have turned memory into movement. And how they are rebuilding, through courage, enterprise, and the strength of their own hands. So when the @humanrightsfilmfestival.berlin honored their story last night with the Willy Brandt Documentary Film Award, it meant something deeper than recognition. It meant their voices travelled. It meant their truth landed. It meant the world listened. If you believe in what the mothers are building, and want to stand with them, visit mothersofchibok.com.
To the mothers of Chibok: thank you. For your strength, your clarity, and for showing the world what endurance, resistance, and hope really look like. @impact.partners.docs@ajokesilva@katie_blake@rachelhalilej@sharkislandinstitute@jamiepatricof@uzoaduba@mothersofchibok
Couldn’t catch Mothers of Chibok in the cinemas? We have exciting news for you! 🎉
Mothers of Chibok will be showing on TVC Entertainment on Friday, April 17, at 8:30 PM WAT and on TVC News on Sunday, April 19, at 8:30 PM WAT.
We made this film because we were inspired by the courage, resilience, and quiet strength of these mothers who fight for their children’s education through farming.
Thank you to @tvcnewsng for amplifying the voices of the Mothers of Chibok.
Set your reminders, tell a friend and make sure you don’t miss it!
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12 years later, the echoes of Chibok remain a profound part of our national consciousness.
On Tuesday, April 14th, our Director General @aishaak49 joined a distinguished panel for the private screening of @mothersofchibok , a powerful documentary directed by Emmy Award winner @kachibenson and produced by the legendary @ajokesilva which offered an intimate and heart-wrenching look at the lives of the mothers whose daughters were abducted 12 years ago (14/04/2014).
The documentary, recorded over a period of three years focused on their courage, captivating strength and the reality of their lives in the past decade. It also served as a stark reminder of the strength these women carry and the collective responsibility we share to ensure their stories are never forgotten.
During the panel discussions, our D.G. emphasized the vital role of cultural documentation and storytelling in preserving the narratives of our people, even the most painful ones to foster healing and national reflection.
@mothersofchibok is now showing in cinemas nationwide. We encourage everyone to watch, and reflect on this important piece of our contemporary history.
Kindly click on the link in our bio to directly support these mothers as they continue to navigate life 12 years after this devastating abduction.
Every contribution makes a difference.
12 years later, these are products made directly from and by @mothersofchibok , a memory that haunts us to this day. If you would like to support these exceptionally resilient women and community, please go to the next slide for donation details. The products are world class and truly helps to keep them going.
This initiative came from moving beyond the film that was shot for 3 years before coming to life. The team wanted to add additional value to the community. We must commend and say thank you to the amazing Director @kachibenson and Producer @ajokesilva plus anyone who supported this initiative for continuing to give a voice to their plights and for telling their story with dignity and grace.
Please follow @mothersofchibok for further details on how to watch this film. Support if and when you can. Thank you in anticipation. 💚🤍💚
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Hearing @kachibenson and @ajokesilva speak on Mothers of Chibok reminds you—this isn’t just a film.
It’s lived experiences, strength, and a story that refuses to be forgotten.
A story like this doesn’t end at the cinema.
Today, we bring Mothers of Chibok into a more intimate, intentional space for a private screening and live studio taping at TVC Communications, marking 12 years since the abduction of the Chibok schoolgirls.
Following the screening, a live conversation moderated by Bolanle Olukanni will bring together voices across film, culture, and media to deepen the conversation: what it means to tell this story and how we move from awareness to action.
This is a moment we are proud to be shaping. Not just as a screening, but as a continuation of a national conversation and a celebration of the enterprise of the resilient mothers who never stopped hoping.
🗓 Tuesday, April 14, 2026
📍 TVC Communications Studios, Eko Atlantic, Lagos
Twelve years after the world cried #BringBackOurGirls, the women of Chibok are still standing, unbowed and unbroken.
Through farming, they are funding education, caring for their families, and quietly defying the violence that once tried to steal their future.
Their story remains one of courage, dignity, and enduring hope.
#MothersOfChibok #FromChibokWithLove
DHC @gillleverobe was proud to see how @mothersofchibok & Ajrena’s @nutzypeanutbutter are turning locally grown peanuts into peanut butter.
Backed by 🇬🇧’s @Propcomplus and #ManufacturingAfrica, 🇳🇬 women farmers are earning more and improving livelihoods through local processing.
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