A suspected suicide
bomber intercepted
in northern
Cameroon on Friday
before she could
blow herself up
claimed to be one of
219 schoolgirls
kidnapped by Boko
Haram in the
Nigerian town of
Chibok in 2014,
military and local
government sources
said.

Two girls carrying
explosives were
stopped by local
self-defence forces
in the village of
Limani, in an area of
northern Cameroon
that has been the
target of frequent
suicide bombings in
recent months,
reports Reuters.

They were then
handed over to
Cameroonian
soldiers belonging to
a multi-national
force set up to take
on Boko Haram.
In a high-profile
attack that sparked
a global outcry, Boko
Haram militants
raided the school in
April 2014 while the
girls were taking
exams. They loaded
270 of them onto
trucks, though
around 50 escaped
shortly afterwards.

"One of them indeed
declared that she is
one of the Chibok
hostages. She is
around 15. We are
now verifying,
because on the
Nigerian side they
have the names and
photos of these
girls," said local
government
administrator
Raymond Roksdo.

Two military
sources, who asked
not to be identified
as they were not
authorised to speak
to the press, also
confirmed that the
girl had claimed to
have been one of
the Chibok
abductees.

"We need a few
days to be able to
confirm this
information. We
have to debrief all
the men who were
present and
interrogate the two
girls before we can
say anything," one
of the military
sources said.
SOURCE:-https://uzopedia./2016/03/25/im-one-of-chibok-girls-pleads-arrested-suicide-bomber/