VP Osinbajo and Pres. Buhari with the 21 girls released in October. Photo: Aso Villa |
One more girl from the over 200 Chibok girls captured by Boko Haram insurgents 2 years ago has been set free.
This is coming barely three weeks after 21 of them were released by Boko Haram insurgents deal involving the Swiss government.
An impeccable source told Daily Post Saturday morning that the girl was rescued by troops in Pulka, Gwoza area.
The source close to officials deployed to the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp in Pulka said the young girl was found by the soldiers and brought to pulka.
“She has been confirmed to be one of the missing girls. Her name is Maryam.
“She was seen with a baby. Both are currently receiving attention and will be escorted to Maiduguri soon,” he disclosed.