Two girls who were abducted by terrorists have successfully escaped from captivity in Borno State, returning to safety after fleeing a terrorist-controlled enclave.
Authorities confirmed the girls’ escape, describing it as a significant development in ongoing efforts to assist victims of insurgency in the region. Although details of how they escaped have not been disclosed, officials said they are now in safe custody and receiving the necessary care and support.
The incident highlights the persistent security challenges facing communities in Borno State, where insurgent groups continue to carry out attacks, kidnappings, and other violent activities.
Security agencies have reaffirmed their commitment to rescuing abducted victims, dismantling terrorist networks, and restoring lasting peace to affected communities across the North-East.
The successful escape has brought relief to the girls’ families and local residents, while reinforcing the need for sustained security operations and humanitarian assistance for victims of the conflict.