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Disappearance Of Boko Haram Bride Sparks Concern About Return To Militants by AbiolaFawole(op):
ABUJA, June 15 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The
disappearance of a former Boko Haram bride who
recently
returned home after three years in the militants'
stronghold
in northeast Nigeria has stoked concern about the
difficulty of deradicalising and reintegrating women
seized
by the jihadists.
The wife of a Boko Haram commander, 25-year-old
Aisha,
was among 70 women and children who in February
finished a nine-month deradicalisation programme, having
being captured by the army in a raid on the militants'
Sambisa forest base last year.
Last month Aisha vanished from her family home in
Borno's state capital Maiduguri, taking the baby boy
fathered by her Boko Haram husband and some of her
clothes, according to her younger sister Bintu Yerima.
"Before she left ... she had received a phone call from a
woman who was with her (in the programme)," 22-year-
old
Yerima told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone
from Maiduguri. "The woman said that she had returned
to
the Sambisa forest."
Phone calls to Aisha after she disappeared went
unanswered, and her mobile has since been switched off,
her sister added.
Fatima Akilu, a psychologist and head of the Neem
Foundation, an anti-extremism group which ran the state-
backed programme, said she had heard that some of the
women who were under her care, including Aisha, had
gone back to Boko Haram.
"Rehabilitation, reintegration is a long process ...
complicated by the fact we have an active, ongoing
insurgency."
Boko Haram's bloody campaign to create an Islamic
state
is now in its eighth year with little sign of ending, and
has
claimed more than 20,000 lives and uprooted 2.7 million
people.

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Re: Disappearance Of Boko Haram Bride Sparks Concern About Return To Militants by odogwubiafra: 5:29pm On Jun 15, 2017
Surprise? Capital NO. Why would she not? When she will be given a plate to go begging on the almaJiri highly competitive streets, instead of enjoying the free food and drug induced f**k from the pigs(sambisa militants).
Re: Disappearance Of Boko Haram Bride Sparks Concern About Return To Militants by adadike281(f): 5:52pm On Jun 15, 2017
kai! utu ndi abokii, tufiakwa!!!
Re: Disappearance Of Boko Haram Bride Sparks Concern About Return To Militants by dokiOloye(m): 6:06pm On Jun 15, 2017
adadike281:
kai! utu ndi abokii, tufiakwa!!!
lol.
D power of massive, uncircumcised preek.
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