After a decade of captivity, Nigerian Army troops in the North-East region have successfully rescued Lydia Simon, a Chibok girl previously held by Boko Haram insurgents. The Department of Army Public Relations disclosed this development in a statement released on Thursday. During the course of Operation Desert Sanity III in the Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State, troops managed to save Lydia alongside her three children from the clutches of the terrorists. Identified as serial number 68 among the Chibok Secondary School girls who were abducted, Lydia was found to be five months pregnant at the time of her rescue, revealing her origins as Pemi Town in Chibok. In a separate incident, Nigerian Army troops engaged in counter-terrorism operations in the North Central region effectiv...

In a significant development, the Nigerian Army in the North-East has announced the successful rescue of Lydia Simon, a Chibok girl who had been held captive by Boko Haram terrorists for a decade. This remarkable rescue operation was confirmed in an official statement released by the Department of Army Public Relations earlier today. Lydia, who has been identified as serial number 68 among the abducted missing Chibok Secondary School girls, was rescued along with her three children by troops participating in Operation Desert Sanity III. The rescue operation took place near Ngoshe in the Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State. At the time of her rescue, Lydia was five months pregnant and shared that she hails from Pemi Town in Chibok. Furthermore, Nigerian Army troops engaged in coun...