Hundreds of former Boko Haram militants in Borno State have completed a vocational training and rehabilitation program designed to facilitate their reintegration into society. The initiative aims to provide ex-combatants with skills and opportunities to establish legitimate livelihoods, moving away from extremist activities. Upon completion of the program, participants are expressing a desire to rebuild their lives and contribute positively to their communities. Details regarding the specific skills taught and the long-term success rate of the program remain limited. The Nigerian government views this as a key component of its broader counter-terrorism strategy, addressing not only security concerns but also the root causes of radicalization. This effort represents a complex and controversial approach to dealing with former insurgents, balancing security needs with the potential for rehabilitation and reconciliation. Further reporting will explore the challenges and successes of this reintegration process.