A nurse, Amirah Salihu, who is rescued from captivity in Kwara State, recounts that she helped deliver babies with bare hands during her six-month ordeal. She says she assisted in childbirth for 10 pregnant women while held in harsh conditions.
Both reports describe how Salihu’s captivity followed her abduction along with others, and how her account centers on survival and medical help in the absence of normal resources. The outlets frame her testimony as part of broader efforts to understand the circumstances surrounding the detention of multiple people and the treatment they received. While the specific details of the conditions and the timing of key events are presented through Salihu’s perspective, the two accounts converge on the main points: her rescue, the duration of captivity, and the claim that she delivered 10 babies.
Overall, the coverage emphasizes her role as an improvised caregiver during confinement and uses her testimony to highlight the risks and conditions faced by those in captivity.
