Abuja, Nigeria - Enoch Mark shuffles along the main corridor in his apartment in a busy neighbourhood in the Nigerian capital.
He walks with a slight limp and has a stiff upper lip after a massive stroke last year. This is just one of the many ailments he's suffered from in the past three years since two of his daughters were abducted by the Boko Haram armed group from their high school in the northeastern town of Chibok.
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