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Troops rescue Chibok girl with three children — after 10 years in captivity
Troops of the Nigerian Army have reportedly rescued one of the Chibok schoolgirls abducted by terrorists in 2014.
Zagazola Makama, a counter-insurgency publication focused on the Lake Chad region, said the girl, Lydia Simon, was rescued by troops of 82 division task force battalion in Ngwoza LGA of Borno.
The publication said Lydia, who is five months pregnant, was rescued alongside her three children on April 17.
She was among the 276 students abducted from the Government Girls Secondary School Chibok in April 2014.
The publication added that Lydia claimed to be from Pemi town in Chibok.
Makama said Lydia escaped from a camp located at Ali Ngulde in Mandara mountain where she was held captive for 10 years.
The publication said the girl surrendered to troops of 82 division task force battalion at Ngoshe in Gwoza LGA of the state.
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