Eighteen of the schoolgirls rescued from Boko Haram captivity in Chibok, Nigeria, have completed a vocational skills training program funded by the Federal Government. The graduation ceremony marked the completion of the first phase of a scheme designed to empower the women with skills for economic independence. Details regarding the specific vocational skills acquired were not released. This initiative represents a crucial step in the rehabilitation and reintegration of the Chibok girls into society after years of trauma. The program aims to provide the girls with opportunities to rebuild their lives and contribute to their communities. The Federal Government continues to support the ongoing rehabilitation of all rescued Chibok girls. This graduation signifies hope and progress in their journey to recovery.