They told me the Chibok girls have a new life where they learn to fight. They said we should be like them and accept Islam,” 15-year-old escapee, Abigail John told The Associated Press.
Abigail was one of three girls who were interviewed and she said that the Boko Haram members were obsessed with the Chibok girls and often narrated how they had whipped and slapped the abducted girls until they submitted.
The over 200 girls were kidnapped on April 14, 2014 and have now spent more than 300 days in captivity.
The recent trend of attacks by female suicide bombers has given rise to fears that the girls might have been forcefully recruited to join in Boko Haram’s sinister agenda.
Hmmm, na wa o God please rescue them
ReplyDeleteWell,,its a matter of time they will meet their water low soon....its well
ReplyDeleteThese guyz are all gonna roast in hell 4 all these that they are doin. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteIts just 4 a while,all this noise go soon end,make em no worry
ReplyDeleteWho says d shoeless president is not winning ?
ReplyDeleteWho said your penniless buhari is the savior?
DeleteHmm this serious thank God for her life
ReplyDeleteNo wahala, una end don show
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