Boko Haram: How three girls escaped Nigeria captors

Boko Haram: How three girls escaped Nigeria captors

For six months the world has waited for news of the fate of more than 200 girls abducted by Nigerian militant group Boko Haram.

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As the Nigerian government insists a deal to release the "Chibok girls" is being negotiated, three girls who escaped their captors have now told their story to BBC Hausa.

Lami, Maria and Hajara were at school in Chibok, north-eastern Nigeria, when they were kidnapped in April. Best friends Lami and Maria escaped by jumping from the back of a truck. Hajara was taken to a camp but later fled with another girl.

To protect the girls' identity their story have been portrayed as an animation.

Animation by Luis Ruibal

The story is part of the BBC's 100 Women season,

credit: BBC

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