Escaped Chibok Girl : We are Alive, Impregnated and infected

A girl who managed to escape from the Boko Haram Terrorists Camp revealed that the camps where the Chibok girls are is in Kangoora, Mallam Fatori, Damasak, Tunbun Kaka and Tumbum Gira.

Many of these towns are located in the border communities around Lake Chad with some in Nigeria and others in Chad.

She further revealed that the camp where she escaped from there were about 60 of the girls as others were taken to border communities.

According to report, the escapee is suffering from Vesicant Virginal Fistula (VVF) and had just put to bed. Her condition made her to risk her life to seek for medical assistance.

She also confirmed to security men that the terrorists left Sambisa forest to Lake Chad area after the Nigerian Forces Air strike.

She also disclosed that Boko Haram terrorists have been weakened seriously and can no longer stay in permanent camps like before.

She added that many of them were also impregnated and infected with different diseases, revealing that she got the Vesicant Virginal Fistula disease from one of the terrorists.
She managed to get to security forces after her escape through the Fulani herdsman. It was the Fulani herdsmen having confirmed that the girl was a Chibok girl, who assisted her to get to the Baga military base of the multi-national Joint Task Force.

When the Fulani herdsman saw the girl in the bush and questioned her about her mission, she narrated her experience, which made the herdsman to take her to the soldiers in that area. With her escape, there are now 59 of the girls left in her camp.

Source : Vanguard Ng

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