Étudiant nigérian enlevé devient la première fois en mois pour échapper à Boko Haram

Un des élèves de l'école arraché par Boko Haram quand ils ont attaqué un dortoir nigérian a été trouvé errant dans un petit village au nord-est, la première évasion confirmé depuis l'atrocité qui a choqué le monde en Avril de cette année.

Sur la presque 300 girls and young women rounded up and carted away after Boko Haram stormed Chibok secondary school, a handful fled during the initial confusion. A relentless string of attacks in remote northern towns in Boko Haram’s stronghold of Borno state prompted a summit in Paris that led to a renewed military push from Nigeria, neighbours Chad, Cameroon and Niger, and western allies including the US and the UK. But five months on, 276 of the girls remain in captivity and abductions continue to be used as a strategy by the extremists.

Conflicting details emerged about how the 20-year-old was found, with officials saying she was dropped off by suspected militants, while residents said she had escaped.

Source: Black Report