As shocking an unbelievable as it may sound, a twelve- year-old girl rescued by the military from Boko Haram terror group has said said she wants to return to her

BOKO HARAM
Rescued girl wants to return to

– A twelve-year-old girl rescued by the military from
Boko Haram terror group has said said she wants to
return to her husband in Sambisa Forest
– She demanded to be reunited with her husband in
Sambisa Forest
Rescued 275 persons held hostage by the Boko Haram
terrorists
As shocking an unbelievable as it may sound, a twelve-
year-old girl rescued by the military from Boko Haram
terror group has said said she wants to return to her
husband in Sambisa Forest.
According to Sahara reporters, the girl was one of the
65 civilians rescued from the forest earlier this week.
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The rescued girl reportedly wept and has refused to eat
or drink water for the past three days, as she demanded
to be reunited with her husband in Sambisa Forest.
“All I want is to go back to him at Sambisa again,” she told
journalists who asked her asked why she refused to eat
or drink.
Meanwhile, theater commander of Operation Lafiya
Dole, Major General Lucky Irahbor, who handed over 65
civilians recently rescued to the Borno State government
on Friday, May 6 for further rehabilitation, but one teen
demanded that she return to Sambisa Forest to be
reunited with her husband.
Speaking to the Borno State government, Mr. Irahbor,
who enumerated the recent success of Operation Lafiya
Dole, said, “Today I would like to hand over our sisters and
children rescued during our operations at Sambisa Forest.
We shall continue until we wipe out the insurgents because
they are losing more ground in Sambisa Forest to our
troops.”
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Governor Kashim Shettima praised the military for their
efforts and promised that his administration would
continue to support the military.
“We are experiencing peace now because of the tireless
efforts of our military, especially the crackdown on Sambisa
Forest. For the newly rescued, I congratulate you all. We
are going to take care of you and reunite you with your
families.”