According to Christopher Fomunyoh, a director for the US-based National Democratic Institute, the children range from 5-18 years of age and do not speak English, French or any local language.
Mr Fomunyoh in an interview with BBC's Randy Joe Sa'ah in Yaounde, Cameroon said the children had spent so long with their captors and have been indoctrinated into jihadist ideology that they had lost track of who they were.
"They've lost touch with their parents. They've lost touch with people in their villages, they're not able to articulate, to help trace their relationships, they can't even tell you what their names are."he said He said they are now in an orphanage where they are being rehabilitated.
Dis is lik brain washed b conducted on them if not children don't forget tins easily mostly their names or parental backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteI hope they wil mak d necessary differences and impacts in their life. Thumbs up to the d soldiers for dis bravery recovery.
Hw I wish Nigeria soldiers wil rescue our missing chibok girls just lik dis children were rescued.