When Elizabeth Samuel saw the first bus pull into the Government House compound in Minna, her heart raced. She had spent nearly two weeks wondering if her daughter would ever be found. Pushing through the crowd of parents, she finally spotted her child stepping off the bus, exhausted but unharmed. “I just held her,” Samuel said quietly. Her daughter was one of 100 students rescued by security forces after being abducted from St. Mary’s Catholic Primary and Secondary School in Papiri, Niger state.