KIDNAPPED CHIBOK SCHOOL GIRL FOUND IN NIGERIA

One of the missing schoolgirls Chibok was found in Nigeria, the first to be saved since their capture two years ago. Amina Ali Nkeki was found carrying a baby by a vigilante group backed by the army Tuesday in the immense forest Sambisa, near the border with Cameroon. She was with a suspected member of the Islamist group Boko Haram. A total of 218 girls were reported missing after abduction of a secondary school in north-eastern Nigeria in April 2014. The girls were taken by Boko Haram militants. Publicity Amina, now 19, was recognized by a Civil War veteran civil Joint Task Force (JTF), a vigilante group set up to help fight Boko Haram and briefly reunited with her mother. The Nigerian army fighter named Boko Haram suspected that Mohammed Hayatu. He said he was the husband of Amina. He was arrested and taken to the regional capital Maiduguri, with Amina and her baby, health care, the military said. Aboku Gaji, leader of the JTF in Chibok: "The time that girl was discovered by our justices, it was brought to my house. I instantly recognized, and insisted that we should take it to his parents. "When we got home ... I asked the mother to come identify someone When she saw him, she screamed his name :. '! Amina, Amina 'She gave him the biggest hug ever, as if they were rolling on the floor, we had to stabilize. The mother called the attention of other relationships to get out and see what happens. The girl began to comfort the mother, saying: "Please Mom, take it easy, relax. I never thought I would ever see you again, wipe your tears. God allowed us to see each other again. Then we had to make them understand that the girl would not be left in their care. It must be supplied to the authority. " Interview with BBC Hausa Hosea Abana Tsambido, President of Chibok community in the capital, Abuja, told the BBC that Amina had been found after venturing into the forest to collect firewood. "She said ... all Chibok girls are always there in the Sambisa but six of them are already dead."