One of the matters that's been close to Malala's heart has been the kidnapped Chibok girls in Nigeria. The country's marking three years since they were abducted by Boko Haram militants. Bring Back Our Girls campaigners are observing a global week to remind people of the plight of the Chibok girls. Sophia Adengo reports from Abuja.
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