Amina Nkeki, the Chibok schoolgirl who
was rescued around Sambisa forest on Tuesday, has revealed that six of
her colleagues have died in captivity.
The girl, who was reportedly found breast feeding a child, said their captors shielded them from the military.
According to Tunji Olarenwaju, a member
of the strategic team of the Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG) movement, Nkeki
made the revelations under interrogation.
“She said all of them are still in
Sambisa forest, that six were already dead. She added that they are well
secured and protected from the Nigerian army. She has been talking to
troops at Damboa after verifying her to the Chibok Community at home,”
Olanrewaju told TheCable.
Olanrewaju said the chairman of the association of Chibok parents affirmed the identity of the girl.
The news of her release became public exactly 765 days after 276 students were abducted from their school.
While 57 managed to escape, the whereabouts of 217 had been unknown all along.
At some point, some of their parents
lost hope, but a proof of life video released by CNN on the second
anniversary of their abduction rekindled hope.
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