Chibok girl found nearly 4 years after mass abduction, Nigeria confirms
MAIDUGURI, Nigeria -- Nigerian authorities say another girl seized during a mass abduction from a boarding school in Chibok nearly four years ago has been found. She was found in the company of another young woman who had a child with her.
Col. Onyema Nwachukwu confirmed Thursday that the girl's name was on the list of abducted Chibok girls.
More than 100 of the girls remain captives of the Boko Haram Islamic extremist group, with many forced to marry their kidnappers.
Chibok community leader Madu Usman expressed happiness that the girl finally was free but said efforts must be made to find all those who remain in captivity.
The militants abducted 276 girls in 2014. Some escaped on their own, while more than 80 were released last year after negotiations.
