The Dapchi Christian Schoolgirl, Leah Sharibu who was denied release because she refused to denounce Christianity, has delivered a second baby in Boko Haram captivity, according to a United States-based group, US-Nigeria Law Group.
The group noted that the young girl, Leah Sharibu had both children in 2020 following the terrorists’ announcement of her childbirth earlier in 2020, adding, “We are still investigating this.”
The group lamented the condition Leah Sharibu has found herself as it could be argued that the government has abandoned the Dapchi “heroine Christian” schoolgirl.
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Leah Sharibu, who has now spent 3 years in captivity (just for being a Christian). She had been forced to denounce her faith and accept Islam before being married off to a top Boko Haram commander. She was abducted from her school in Dapchi, Yobe State in early 2018 alongside 109 other female students aged between 11 and 19 years.
Emmanuel Ogebe, the convener of the US-Nigeria Law Group, lamented in a statement that “despite an offer by an American pastor last month to surrender himself in exchange for Leah’s freedom, there has been no tangible response from her captors.
“That notwithstanding, intelligence received on the status of Leah indicates that she has delivered a second child in captivity.
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“While we have not corroborated this by multiple sources, a usually knowledgeable source indicated that Leah Sharibu delivered a second child late last year.
“This means both children were born in 2020 as the terrorists announced her childbirth earlier in 2020. We are still investigating this.”
The Federal Government, under President Muhammadu Buhari, had vowed to do anything possible to free Sharibu from the terrorists but 3 years have passed now and the innocent schoolgirl, a good number of Chibok schoolgirls, and many other unreported cases are still in captivity.
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