After deadly raid, displaced Nigerian mother finds hope in sewing

Following a deadly raid that claimed the lives of her husband and two children, Safiya, a displaced Nigerian mother, has found a lifeline in sewing. Yet, she now fears that the fragile future she has painstakingly rebuilt might be taken away again. Her story reflects the struggles of many women in conflict-affected regions who try to rebuild their lives after tragedy. Sewing has become not only a source of income but also a way to maintain hope and independence. Despite the hardships, she continues to work to secure a safer tomorrow for herself and her family. However, insecurity and instability still threaten her efforts, and she lives in constant fear that everything could be lost at any moment.