18th May, 2016
One of the kidnapped Chibok Girls has been found by members of a vigilante group seven hundred and sixty-four days after they were forcefully kidnapped from their school.
According to BBC reports, one of the missing school girls, Amina Ali Darsha Nkeki from Mbalala was found in Kulakaisa area at the fringes of Sambisa Forest after members of the civilian Joint Task Force clashed with Boko Haram fighters last night.
Tsambido Hosea Abana, a Chibok community leader in Abuja from the BringBackOurGirls pressure group, shared a tweet that the girl has been found while adding that six other girls were dead.
Amina who is already breastfeeding a baby confirmed that the abducted girls were still in the Sambisa Forest. Amina is currently with the Nigerian troops at Domboa after meeting her parents.
One of the abducted Chibokgirls, Amina Ali Darsha Nkeki from Mbalala have been found in Kulakaisa area at the fringes of Sambisa Forest
— Tsambido Hosea Abana (@tsambido) May 18, 2016
by Vigilantes from Chibok on patrol yesterday. That she is already breastfeeding a child, all of them are still in the sambisa forest,
— Tsambido Hosea Abana (@tsambido) May 18, 2016
by Vigilantes from Chibok on patrol yesterday. That she is already breastfeeding a child, all of them are still in the sambisa forest,
— Tsambido Hosea Abana (@tsambido) May 18, 2016
6 were already dead, they are well secured and protected for Nigerian army to penetrate and she has been taking to troops at Damboa
— Tsambido Hosea Abana (@tsambido) May 18, 2016
Yakubu Nkeki, head of the Abducted Chibok Girls Parents’ group, and Ayuba Alamson Chibok, a community leader in the town, also gave the same account to AFP.
“She met her parents, who recognised their daughter before she was taken to the military base in Damboa,” Ayuba Alamson Chibok, a community leader in Chibok, told AFP.
“Her father’s name is Ali and the girl’s name is Amina. I know the family very well because I have worked with them, being a spokesman for the families of the Chibok girls.”
Yakubu Nkeki, head of the Abducted Chibok Girls Parents’ group, also confirmed her name and said she was 17 when she was abducted.
He added: “She’s the daughter of my neighbour… They brought her to my house.”