. >> earlier this month, muhammadu buhari had a meeting with the chief of schoolgirls who was arrestedchristina says the militants are keen to capitalize on the publicity the case has attracted. they have approached the government looking for a ransom to release the other girls, but there are countless other victims like christina ijabla whose cases not -- do not receive attention. those who have escaped face the challenge of reintegrating into society. >> coming back may pose a danger to society because of the reorientation they got from the captors. >> we have to show them love, except them, and welcome them home. >> they should be at least taken to a different center. >> christina ijabla and her cousin cannot fathom why the schoolgirls have not received more attention. she is not looking for a meeting with the president but she does want support for herself as well as her baby. >> our correspondent joins me now. good evening. christina gave you so many details about her capture and the way that she was held. what stood out the most? >> two things really stood out. one, a large numbe

. >> amina ali, showing nigerian president mohammed to bihari -- muhammadu buhari her daughter.president vowed amina would continue the education that was so prettily -- brutally interrupted two years ago. they have been involved in ongoing work with amina, offering any additional support she requires. the continuation of amina's education, so abruptly disrupted, will definitely be a priority of the federal government. amina must be able to go back to school. reporter: amina and her four-month-old baby are both in stable condition. that's according to medics at the air force facility where they were being treated. the man sitting next to amina was found with her in the forest. amina told authorities she is her husband and the father of her child. the military suspects he is a boko haram militant. according to an army official, he is under investigation but is being treated well. two years after the girls were abducted from the school in the town of chibok, many nigerians lost faith in the military's ability to find them, and amina's escape has reignited hope. >> authorities are

. >> the president of nigeria, muhammadu buhari is hosting a summit in the coming hours. the u.s. department of state and other leaders are attending this event. the latest global terrorism index named boca haram the deadliest terrorist group in the world. they are responsible for killing an estimated 20,000 people since 2009. the group pledged its allegiance to isis just last year. >> what we've seen are reports of more cooperation between them. what we've seen is boca haram itself being more sophisticated in its messaging or propaganda, if you prefer. and that bearings the hallmarks of da'esh which is unfortunately very sophisticated at doing that. and also reports of boca haram fighters in libya, with da'esh fighters. so these are all elements that suggest that there is -- that there are more contacts. and more cooperation. and is this, again, something that we're looking at very, very carefully because we want to cut it off and we want to prevent it from going any further. >> following it all, our david mckenzie is live in johannesburg this hour. david good to have yo