One of the abducted girls of the
Government Girls Secondary
School, Chibok, Miss Susan
Ishaya released by Boko Haram
insurgents is four months
pregnant The Chairman of
Chibok Community in Abuja,
Tsambido Hosea Abana,
confirmed the pregnancy
yesterday in a telephone
interview with our correspondent
in Yola.
Miss Ishaya was said to have
been found near a police station
in Mubi town, Adamawa State,
on Wednesday after she was
dumped there by the insurgents,
according to security sources.
Abana confirmed that the girl
was among the abducted Chibok
girls, adding that she has been
moved to Adamawa State Police
Headquarters in Yola. “Susan is
actually one of our daughters
abducted from Government Girls
Secondary School in Chibok.
“She was found in Mubi where
her abductors dumped her and
was later taken to Yola and it is
proved that the girl is four
months pregnant but
psychological and physically
traumatize,” he said.
Abana urged the authorities
handling Susan’s case to
expedite action by sending her
to a good hospital for proper
medical attention. He called on
the Federal Government to step
up efforts toward freeing the
remaining girls and re-uniting
them with their families.
Our correspondent also learnt
that another young lady who
recently escaped from the Boko
Haram captors had been killed in
her Michika community after it
was discovered that she was
responsible for the death of her
four siblings.
The girl, whose name was being
kept secret to shield her family
from facing manslaughter
charge, was said to have
successfully re-united with her
family before she perpetrated
the heinous act of killing her
three male and female siblings.
However every attempt to reach
the military authorities in Yola
proved abortive Meanwhile a
drama unfolded yesterday as
leadership tussle allegedly
ensued within the rank of the
Boko Haram insurgents in
Madagali with over 30 feared
killed.
A trapped resident in Madagali
yesterday confided that the fight
ensued over disagreement which
centred on whether as well as
who should be the new Amir
(leader) after the killing of the
former leader of the insurgent
by Nigerian troops in Bazza a
fortnight ago.
“Over 30 Boko Haram fighters
were killed in Madagali town
after a fight that ensued
between them over
disagreement on whether to
surrender their weapons. They
just kept shooting themselves
sporadically,” said David
Chakawa.
Chakawa who told journalists in a
telephone interview that there
has been disquiet among
members of the group with
some agitating for ceasefire.
“Already, there is also leadership
crisis over who should emerge
the new leader in Madagali,” Mr
Chakawa said. For almost three
weeks now, Gulak, Shuwa and
Michika towns have been under
the control of the insurgents.
Residents say that, many
“defaulters” where being
punished by the sect by
chopping off their fingers while
others are given corporal
punishment of flogging “They
cut-off fingers, lash offenders
and marryoff spinsters,” said
Bitrus Kwache a trapped resident
in Michika.
sorce. http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/freed-chibok-girl-four-months-pregnant/

Chaiii... see what these deadly people did to an innocent girl and they're talking about rehabilitating them when they should be six feet below now...mtcheeeeww
Their girl should be given adequate care. .


I'm quite happy on the progress so far..the article also said there's disagreement among the boko haram members


THEIR FOOLISH DAYS ARE NUMBERED

The babe don concede own goal.

i wonder what will be of the ones still on hold. i wonder what will be of the ones still on hold.

Dis BK guyz re all fooooooLs, u hv 72virgins awaitin 4u in heaven y. Impregnantin our virgins here . We dnt wnt futur BH ,they must all die by fire by force b4 dis year End