Kidnapping in Nigeria

Previously

…She was not just a victim of circumstance. She was part of something much larger, something far more sinister. And the story these men wanted to tell the world about her disappearance, she suspected, would be a very different one from the truth. As she lay there, listening to the chirping of unseen insects and the distant howl of a jackal, Aisha vowed that no matter what happened, she would hold onto the details. The scar, the wristband, the phone. They were small things, perhaps, but in the vast emptiness of the Nigerian landscape, they were the only clues she had. And she prayed, with all her might, that someone would find them.