In the brief moments when their Boko Haram guards were gone, the abducted schoolgirls committed a small and hurried act of defiance: They recited Christian prayers.

The girls from Chibok were thin and haggard and clothed in the Islamic attire that their captors forced them to wear, according to a woman who was held captive with them. When their overseers were gone, the schoolgirls hugged, cried and prayed. They talked mostly about one subject: how to escape.This is the harrowing account of a former Boko Haram captive who says she spent several weeks with the Chibok girls late last year in Gwoza, a Boko Haram stronghold in northeastern Nigeria. Her account is difficult to verify, but was detailed, credible and partially corroborated by reports from other former captives.

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We keep hearing different stories everyday, where are these girls kept for God sake, if we can't protect the children then we are all living a wicked life in Nigeria

adeekiti:
We keep hearing different stories everyday, where are these girls kept for God sake, if we can't protect the children then we are all living a wicked life in Nigeria

tomorrow marks one year

starboi63:
tomorrow marks one year

imagine our country

Na wa o

Buhari now that u'v won, tell yr boys 2 release chibok girls n other captives.