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One of the Chibok girls who escaped from Boko Haram terrorist is begging the Nigerian government and International community not to forget those still in captivity.
BBC reports that the Chibok girl speaking under a pseudonym, told an education conference in Dubai: "These girls are human beings, not something that we can forget about."
"How would you feel if your daughter or wife was missing? Not one day or two, but three years. It's very painful," she told the Global Education and Skills Forum.
"I remember those girls, but their dreams are now no more," she said, recalling their plans for their careers and future lives.
She said the "world has to do something" to rescue her school friends. Next month will mark the third anniversary of the Chibok school girls abduction.
BBC reports that the Chibok girl speaking under a pseudonym, told an education conference in Dubai: "These girls are human beings, not something that we can forget about."
"How would you feel if your daughter or wife was missing? Not one day or two, but three years. It's very painful," she told the Global Education and Skills Forum.
"I remember those girls, but their dreams are now no more," she said, recalling their plans for their careers and future lives.
She said the "world has to do something" to rescue her school friends. Next month will mark the third anniversary of the Chibok school girls abduction.
