The young ladies were seen by other female prisoners who at various occasions were kept by the extremists in the two towns in a northern piece of Cameroon, the Chairman of Chibok Girls Parents Association, Yakubu Nkenke, told a reporter yesterday.
Nkenke said the young ladies who got away and came back to their town close Chibok, revealed that the 57 young ladies were broken into two gatherings and held in Garin Magaji and Garin Mallam towns situated in Marwa in northern Cameroon.
As per him, every one of the young ladies were offered to Boko Haram warriors over the fringe and a significant number of them had kids.
"A portion of the hostages got away from the towns and invested a very long time in military office in Bama, where they were screened before they were at long last discharged. One of them revealed to us she met a significant number of our stole young ladies in two Cameroonian towns", he unveiled.
"Seven of the stole Chibok young ladies are living in Garin Magaji, while 50 others are held in Garin Mallam where they live with their spouses and youngsters," he included.
Nkenke said declarations from guardians and records in the affiliations enlist coordinated the names of the young ladies made reference to by the escapees.
Approaching President Muhammadu Buhari to team up with his Cameroonian partner to protect the young ladies, Nkenke said he trusted the military had got the data when they screened the escapees in Bama five months prior.
The Chibok pioneer noticed that the data had tossed Chibok people group into perplexity and despondency as guardians anticipated that the experts would swing energetically.
Day by day Trust had investigated Friday that 25 guardians of the snatched young ladies have kicked the bucket.
In any case, Nkenke emphasized that the guardians stayed appreciative to the central government under Buhari, for arranging the arrival of 112 young ladies and protecting four others.
"Following the visit to Dapchi town by a central government designation to meet the guardians of Leah Sharibu, the main outstanding Dapchi school young lady in Boko Haram imprisonment,
the guardians of in excess of 100 Chibok young ladies still with the extremists approached President Buhari to stretch out a comparable signal to Chibok.
"The guardians trust the Buhari organization since they satisfied their guarantees on the liberated 103 young ladies. Indeed, even the four who got away without anyone else could make it in view of the tension built on the extremists.
Be that as it may, as people they feel it is taking too long to bring back their kids after they were let it know would happen soon", he said.
In the interim, a previous Boko Haram female hostage, Zainab, who got away three months prior told our journalist
that she lived with three Chibok young ladies in a mountain network, Dutsen Ibrahim, around Gwoza in Borno State, close to the Cameroon outskirt.
"I met a portion of the Chibok young ladies in Sambisa when I lived with my first Boko Haram spouse in Sambisa.
After my significant other passed on in a fight, I was hitched to another man, Nuru and we moved to Dutsen Ibrahim, close Ngoshe. There I met three Chibok young ladies.
One of them currently bears the Muslim name, Zainab yet I don't have any acquaintance with her Christian name. The other one is Yagana," she said.
Whenever reached, Col. Forgiving Nwachukwu, the Media Coordinator, Operation Lafiya Dole,
said he couldn't remark on the issue as he had been outside Maiduguri, his operational base and he was subsequently not mindful of such advancement.
"I am in a boisterous domain, I am at present in Biu for a task, so I don't have a refresh on what is happening there", Col. Nwachukwu said.
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