I'm MISSING My Boko Haram Husband - Rescued Chibok Girl

The first rescued Chibok girls out of the over 200 girls kidnapped, Amina Ali has said she is missing her sex predator, Mohammed Hayatu, whom she bore her only child for. 

After her rescue in May, Amina has been kept at a secluded place in Abuja for what the presidency referred to as her "restoration process".

Speaking to Reuters, Amina said she doesn't know about going back to school but she wants to go home

“I just want to go home. I don’t know about school. I will decide about school when I get back, but I have no idea when I will be going home” she said speaking softly while staring at the ground.

About her sexual predator who is the father of her daughter, Amina says she still thinks about him and is sad that she has been separated from him.

“I want him to know that I am still thinking about him. Just because we got separated, that does not mean that I don’t think about him” she said

She said she hopes and pray that her colleagues who are still in Boko Haram captivity will be set free some day

"I think about them a lot. I would tell them to be hopeful and prayerful. In the same way God rescued me, he will also rescue them” she said

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Amina Nkeki, Rescued Chibok Girl Begs For Boko Haram's Forced-Hubby

Love indeed has been proved to be blind as Amina Ali Nkeki, the just rescued Chibok girl reportedly made case for her supposed predator and alleged abductor to be rescued along with her in Sambisa forest, her new home for the past two years.

Amina Ali, abducted in 2014, rescued last Teusday from the hands of the terrorist group by Chibok vigilante group with a baby in hand and based on medical examination has been confirmed to be four months pregnant for the Boko Haram terrorist and predator identified as Mohammed Hayatu also called ‘Amir’.

Explaining what transpired in the forest, Jummai Salama said: “Amina said Mohammed was also captured and forced to become a member of the Boko Haram.

Salama continued: “The terrorists’ commander, who was in charge of handling her and other women, directed that she should marry Mohammed and she had no option but to agree,”

Salama continued that Amina requested that Mohammed be rescued also by the local vigilantes after she was taken to her mother. She added that Amina revealed that Mohammed was not far from where she was rescued.

“Of course, Amina is one of our daughters that were abducted at GGSS Chibok. We are really happy that she is back.

“Somehow, I think she got used to the young man and does not want him to be killed, probably because she has a child for him,” She said.

Meanwhile, Amina Nkeki earlier today visited President Muhammadu Buhari in Aso Rock Presidential seat. The President during Amina's visit volunteered that the federal Government will hence be responsible for her education. 

Why I Surrendered My Wife & I To CJTF - Rescued Chibok Girl's Boko Haram Husband

More fact has continued to surface on how Mohammed Hayatu, the alleged Boko Haram husband of the rescued Chibok girl, Amina Nkeki was apprehended on Tuesday.

In our earlier report, Hayatu had lied that he was kidnapped by Boko Haram from the town of Mubi, taken to Sambisa Forest and married to Amini Nkeki. A claim the army refuted.

The Boko Haram husband of Amina Nkeki's who was rescued yesterday  reportedly surrendered himself, his wife and their baby to members of the Borno state Civilian Joint Task Force due to lack of food and poor health care.

Channels TV, reported that, Hayatu who is said to be one of the Boko Haram commanders also known as “Amir”, reportedly escaped with his wife, Amina and their baby from Sambisa forest and surrendered to some members of the Civilian Joint Task Force in Balle, a village in Damboa.

Hayatu told the vigilante group members that hunger and ill health forced him to surrender as they were starving to death following the blocking of Boko Haram's food supply routes by the military.

Ali Gwoza and Apagu Chibok are some of the vigilante members who identified Amina, when Hayatu surrendered.

Rescued Chibok's Amina Nkeki: The Arrested Boko Haram Husband Speaks Out

Following News Punch yesterday's report that a Chibok girl, Amina Nkeki, whose name New Telegraph's report this morning gave as Amina Ali Darsha Nkeki, out of other 219 has been rescued, the husband rescued rescued along with her, who is to be a commander of the sect has said he was also a victim of Boko Haram.

The purported  husband identified as Mohammed Hayatu, he is also referred to as Gaji revealed that he had been kidnapped by Boko Haram from the town of Mubi, taken to Sambisa Forest and married to Amini Nkeki.

Not believing his story, the Army in confirmation the rescue of the Chibok girl, said the girl was actually rescued alongside Hayatu, a Boko Haram suspect, who claimed to be her husband. The Nigerian Army said that the purported husband of the rescued schoolgirl is a Boko Haram terrorist and has been arrested by the military.

“Further to that, in continuation of Operation CRACKDOWN, troops of 25 Brigade Damboa, in conjunction with Civilian JTF deployed in one of the blocking positions at Baale, near Damboa, rescued one Miss Amina Ali and a suspected Boko Haram terrorist, Mohammed Hayatu, who claimed to be her husband.

“Both were brought to Headquarters 25 Task Force Brigade Damboa at about 2.30p.m. today. Preliminary investigation shows that she is indeed one of the abducted Chibok schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram terrorists on 14th April 2014 in Chibok and her name is Amina Ali as against Falmata Mbalala that was earlier stated.

“In addition, she is a nursing mother with a four-month-old baby girl who was named Safiya. Both the suspected Boko Haram terrorist and the nursing mother have been taken to Maiduguri for further medical attention and screening,” a statement by Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman, Acting Director Army Public Relations said.

Last month, a video showing 15 of the kidnapped schoolgirls dressed in black hijabs was released and shown to some of the girls’ parents. Speaking on a Cable News Network (CNN) programme, President Muhammadu Buhari said such videos only raise hope of the parents emotionally.

“I haven’t seen that video. But even if I see it, I will be very careful about showing it to the family. There is no point to deliberately raise the hope of the families if you can’t meet them. I saw the families as a group twice. One, they came to visit my wife.

Two, they came as a group to see me. And the less I see them, the better for my own emotional balance,” the president told his interviewer. Confirming the report, the #BringBackOurGirls spokesperson, Sesugh Akume, said in a statement that the released Nkeki was able to identify her vice principal at Government Secondary School, Chibok and she also spoke with her mother.

The statement reads: “One of our abducted Chibok girls, Amina Ali Darsha Nkeki from Mbalala has been found in Kulakaisa area at the fringes of Sambisa Forest by vigilantes from Chibok on patrol Tuesday night. “Her name is #127 on our list of 219 missing Chibok girls attached. “She provided useful information that her other classmates are still held under heavy terrorist captivity in the Sambisa forest area.”

Boko Haram militants had, on April 14, 2014, kidnapped 276 teenage girls from their dormitory in Chibok. At least 57 girls were able to escape soon after their abduction. The abduction sparked outrage worldwide and brought global attention to the Boko Haram insurgency, which has killed at least 20,000 people and made more than 2.6 million homeless since 2009. But the insurgents have been pushed out by a military fight-back in the last 15 months.