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In her first interview since being found with her baby in may, Amina Ali Nkeki told reuters she also wanted to go home to Chibok a town in the north.
She and her child are being held in the capital, Abuja, for what the government of Nigeria calls a restoration process.
More than 200 girls were kidnapped from a school in Chibok North-east Nigeria in April 2014. The abduction led to the #bringbackourgirls campaign, that was supported by United States first lady Michelle Obama and Pakistani activist malala yousafzai.
The boko Haram group has wage a violent insurgency for several years in North-east Nigeria in its quest for Islamic rule.
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