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How Two Suicide Bombers Broke Away From Boko Haram | WSJ

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Teenagers Binta Umma and Maimuna Musa were kidnapped by Boko Haram in Madagali, Nigeria, in 2016. They were forced into marriage and sent to die on a suicide mission. In this video, the girls tell the story of their survival.

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