Kidnapped Chibok schoolgirls Mary Dauda and Hauwa Joseph sit with their babies at Maimalari Barracks in Maiduguri, northeast Nigeria, on June 21, 2022. Nigerian troops have found two of the more than 200 schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram jihadists eight years ago, the military said on June 20.
Fifty-seven of the girls managed to escape by jumping from the trucks shortly after their abduction while 80 were released in exchange for some detained Boko Haram commanders following negotiations with the Nigerian government. “I was nine when we were kidnapped from our school in Chibok and I was married off not long ago and had this child,” Joseph told reporters at the military headquarters.
“All the remaining Chibok girls have been married with children. I left more than 20 of them in Sambisa, she said. “I’m so happy I’m back.”
Haabhhaahahh Nigeria is no man's land.
These ladies and kids should be profiled and their dna 🧬 kept for later, prosecution must come
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Who are those kids they're carrying
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They are now Chibok moms. Nigeria is a terrible place
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