10 years after the abduction of the 276 abducted schoolgirls of Government Girls’ Secondary School, in Chibok, Borno State, one of the school girls who escaped from captivity, Amina Nkeki, says her experience at the hands of the Boko Haram terrorists was a terrible one.

Nkeki, who regained freedom in 2016 told newsmen this Monday that she had a baby with a Boko Haram fighter who claimed to be her husband while in captivity. She says some of her colleagues also have children for insurgents who held them hostages.

She said she escaped when soldiers invaded the forest to fight the Boko Haram terrorists, and spent a month in the forest before she was able to make her way out.

Nkeki, who is now a 200-level student of Mass Communication at a university in Yola, the Adamawa State capital, appealed for the release of 92 of her colleagues still in captivity, saying they will be facing hunger, sicknesses and other challenges in the forest.