NEWS: THE SECRET DIARY OF RELEASED CHIBOK GIRL REVEALED - BOKO HARAM DIDN'T INTEND TO ABDUCT US

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A secret diary kept by some of the 276 Chibok girls kidnapped by the Boko Haram has recently surfaced describing their ordeal during captivity.

According to report, the diary was released by one of the Chibok girls who was recently released in Abuja at the location where the Federal Government is keeping them for a restoration period.

In the diary, the girls claims that the Boko Haram Sect didn't intend to kidnap them when they invaded their school, they only came to steal machinery for construction.

The diary described how the insurgents arrived the school to find the machinery were missing, and they debated what to do with the girls.

The girl wrote in the diary " “One boy said they should burn us all, and they said: ‘No, let us take them with us to Sambisa … if we take them to Shekau, he will know what to do.’”

While the authenticity of the contents of the diary cannot be ascertained, it revealed the horror and torture the  girls underwent during captivity.



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