Their food supply has been cut off by our gallant soldiers, they've been trapped inside the inner part of the dreaded Sambisa forest. Consequently, Boko Haram sect now seems willing to broker a deal with the federal government to release the remaining kidnapped Chibok girls in return for escaping prosecution.
According to sources, only a third of the Chibok girls are alive with the Boko Haram leaders.
The Times of London also reported this. The paper reported that senior members of the terrorist group said it was prepared to negotiate a surrender and release the hostages on the condition they would not be not betrayed by the government or killed for giving up arms.
“We want to surrender because things are getting worse,” said Amir Muhammad Abdullahi, who is reportedly Boko Haram’s second in command. He said no side was winning the battle and that only a third of the girls remained as “the rest have been martyred”.
Two Chibok girls have been found in the last one week – one of them called Amina Ali Darsha Nkeki – was found near Sambisa forest.
“We want to surrender because things are getting worse,” said Amir Muhammad Abdullahi, who is reportedly Boko Haram’s second in command. He said no side was winning the battle and that only a third of the girls remained as “the rest have been martyred”.
Two Chibok girls have been found in the last one week – one of them called Amina Ali Darsha Nkeki – was found near Sambisa forest.
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