The first of more than 200 abducted schoolgirls to be rescued from a militant camp in Nigeria said that she misses her Boko Haram husband.
Amina Ali and her four-month-old baby were rescued in May near Damboa in Borno state by soldiers and a civilian vigilante group, more than two years after being kidnapped by Islamist militants from a school in Chibok in northeast Nigeria.
Ali, who was found by the army in May along with a suspected Boko Haram militant, Mohammed Hayatu, claiming to be her husband, said she was unhappy to have been separated from the father of her four-month-old baby girl.
'I want him to know that I am still thinking about him,' Ali said, relaxing and lifting her gaze off the ground only to breastfeed her child when she was brought into the room to feed.
'Just because we got separated, that does not mean that I don't think about him,' Ali added.
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