New Report Says None Of The Discharged Chibok Young ladies Was Sexually Mishandled

Not a solitary out of the 21 discharged Chibok schoolgirls was ambushed amid the two years spent in Boko Haram imprisonment.

Citing a source near arrangements to free the staying of those stole in April 2014, NAN rejected reports that the main young lady who returned with a youngster was impregnated by a guerilla.

The office said the young lady was pregnant before her snatching.

"The young lady and her folks have affirmed this. The youngster is not a Boko Haram Tyke," the source supposedly said.

"None of the young ladies discharged was sexually bothered or mishandled while in imprisonment by their abductors. "The present condition of the young ladies is a wellspring of happiness as they are accepting the best therapeutic, mental and different types of support from the powers as coordinated by the national government.

"All gatherings including the families, The Present to Back Our Young ladies (BBOG) and Chibok People group are content with their condition as restorative specialists work to address their wellbeing conditions.

"The young ladies have been gone by individuals from Global Council of the Red Cross, which assumed an extraordinary part in getting the young ladies liberated.

"It is evident to everybody that having been in imprisonment, the young ladies were damaged yet since their discharge, they are hinting at recuperation." Theoretical reports about the condition of the liberated prisoners, are said to make hindrances to further chats with the guerillas.

The radicals were said to be furious with government for breaking some comprehension came to with them when the 21 young ladies were being given over on October 13.