Mrs Rifkatu John carried her daughter
Jummai Bakwa, on her back like a baby after
they reunited in Abuja 2 years after Jummai
was abducted by Boko Haram. Jummai was
part of the 21 Chibok girls released last week
Thursday.
Mrs Rifkatu who couldn't contain her joy
seeing her daughter, said “I never thought
that I would see my daughter again in this
life time; I prayed so much for her safe
return and here she is finally. I just want to
give God all the glory and thank the
government for bringing her back. I pray that
the other Chibok mothers have the
opportunity to see their daughters again and
experience the joy I feel today,” she said.

mynd44 lalasticlala

http://www.jeloser.info/2016/10/photos-emotional-moment-one-of-rescued.html

Make una dey decieve una self. No be only chibok girls, na shoka girls. believe this scripted lie from the FG at ur own peril. How can they rescue what was not kidnapped in the first place?

Something's don't seem right in this chibok girls thing.
If you have ever seen a girl raped even once, she will be in trauma for a long time, sometimes the scar is forever. The person is often withdrawn and anti social, angry with the society and system for not saving her in her distress.
Now we have girls who were held captive for two years and allegedly turned to sex slaves to the commanders and they are already this composed and positive without even attending any counselling sessions yet.
One was even seen on TV with mic addressing the audience. I had to ask a consultant paedeattician who also stated that truly any girl that had passed thru any abduction for two years was in captivity would be manifesting visible signs of post traumatic disorder.

I still wonder

Have the girls ever spoken to the media

Useless government

Keneking:
Have the girls ever spoken to the media

Useless government

Eeeyah!

Kpele! Sorry about your loss.

eyeview:
Something's don't seem right in this chibok girls thing.
If you have ever seen a girl raped even once, she will be in trauma for a long time, sometimes the scar is forever. The person is often withdrawn and anti social, angry with the society and system for not saving her in her distress.
Now we have girls who were held captive for two years and allegedly turned to sex slaves to the commanders and they are already this composed and positive without even attending any counselling sessions yet.
One was even seen on TV with mic addressing the audience. I had to ask a consultant paedeattician who also stated that truly any girl that had passed thru any abduction for two years was in captivity would be manifesting visible signs of post traumatic disorder.

I still wonder

Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental disorder that can develop after a person is exposed to a traumatic event, such as sexual assault, warfare, traffic collisions, or other threats on a person's life. Are we Nigerians not all suffering from PTSD?