Activist Aisha Yesufu Makes BBC's 100 Most Influential Women In The World

Nigerian activist and co-convener of the Bring Back Our Girls crusade, Aisha Yesufu has been recorded among the BBC's 100 motivating and compelling ladies from around the globe for the year 2020. 

The profoundly vocal dissident was recorded close by Sanna Marin who drives Finland's all-female alliance government, Michelle Yeoh, star of the new Avatar and Marvel movies and Sarah Gilbert, who heads the Oxford University examination into a Covid antibody, just as Jane Fonda, an atmosphere extremist and entertainer. 

As indicated by the BBC, the current year's 100 Women list "is featuring the individuals who are driving change and having any kind of effect during these fierce occasions." 

Who is Aisha Yesufu? 

Brought into the world on December 12 1974 in Kano State, northwest Nigeria, Aisha Yesufu is a socio-political extremist, and co-convener of the Bring Back Our Girls Movement, a support bunch that focuses on the snatching of more than 200 young ladies, from an auxiliary school in Chibok, Nigeria, on 14 April 2014, by the psychological oppressor gathering, Boko Haram. 

Yesufu, close by the previous Minister of Education, Obiageli Ezekwesili were at the front line of the mission that drew consideration overall including that of the previous first woman of the United States, Michelle Obama. 

Yesufu has additionally been at the front line of the End SARS development, a mission that caused to notice the abundances of a dubious police unit called the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS). 

Mrs. Yesufu who was conceived by Edo guardians however brought up in Kano had consistently shared her troublesome encounters of being a young lady kid in a vigorously man centric climate. 

In her words, "When I was 11 years of age, I didn't have any female companions since every one of them had been offered however I needed to be taught and leave the ghetto." 

As per Aisha Yesufu: "The vast majority of my mates were nearly grandmas when I wedded at 24."