Lest we become an endangered species, by Tashikalmah Hallah Since October 2014, the spectre of terrorism has cast a dark shadow over the lives of the people of Hubaland, Hong local government of Adamawa State. In that fateful month, the infamous Boko Haram launched a violent invasion, seeking to impose its extremist ideology and establish a caliphate. Although their campaign was ultimately short-lived, the devastation they wrought left an indelible mark on the community, transforming once-vibrant lives into stories of struggle and resilience amid persistent fear and uncertainty. Many villages, particularly...