Another Chibok schoolgirl, Ruth Bitrus has been rescued alongside her son by the Nigerian Army.
She was kidnapped alongside many others from Government Girls Secondary School Chibok, in Borno State, on April 14, 2014.
Ruth and her son were rescued by the Troops of 21 Army Armoured
Brigade in Bama, Borno State on Wednesday, June 29, after she escaped
from the Boko Haram enclave in the axis of Bama local government area of
the State.
In a video released by Zagazola Makama, a Counter Insurgency Expert
and Security Analyst in the Lake Chad, Ruth said that she escaped from
Sambisa forest eight years after she was kidnapped from her school in
Chibok town by the Boko Haram terrorists.
She said that the terrorist who defiled her and got her pregnant
was killed by a bomb while trying to plant it against the troops of
Operation Hadin Kai in the North-East.
She added that other schoolgirls were still with their captors in Sambisa Forest.
“It took me three days to escape from the insurgents’ enclave. I
took some food with me for my child. Some of the Boko Haram saw me
while I was coming out but I ran to the bush to avoid being arrested,” she said
Recall that two weeks ago, the Troops had rescued two Chibok
schoolgirls, Mary Dauda and Hauwa Joseph, after they escaped from Gazuwa
camp, the acclaimed headquarters of the Jam?’at Ahl as-Sunnah
lid-Da’wah wa’l-Jih?d, a Boko Haram faction, formerly known as Gabchari,
Mantari and Mallum Masari, located about nine kilometres to Bama LGA of
Borno State.
Watch a video of Ruth being interviewed below:
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