Halima is an adolescent girl who lives in a pastoral community in Northern Nigeria. Each day she wakes up at 5:00am to help her mum with house chores and to milk her father’s cows. At 7:00am, instead of going to school, Halima departs on her hawking route, to sell fura da nono and maishanu (locall
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