A young Boko Haram victim who met with Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo is set to undergo reconstructive surgery due to her injuries.
Little Boko Haram victim who met Vice President to get plastic surgery [PHOTO]
Little Aisha Ibrahim was left severely scarred by a terrorist attack and was at a hospital in Maiduguri which Osinbajo visited during a surprise trip to the North-East.
Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo with a child injured in a Boko Haram attack.
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This was disclosed by the Vice President’s spokesperson, Laolu Akande on Wednesday, August 12, 2015, via Twitter.
“Remember Aisha Ibrahim? the little girl @ProfOsinbajo met last month in Maiduguri. Plans on for her & other terror victim's plastic surgery,” Akande tweeted.
Little Aisha Ibrahim was left severely scarred by a terrorist attack and was at a hospital in Maiduguri when Osinbajo visited during a surprise trip to the North-East.
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