Ali Ahmadu Chibok, the boy that Boko Haram bike ran over when he was two years breaking his backbone on the day that they kidnapped over 200 Chibok school girls has graduated from Primary School in Abuja. Nuhu Fulani Kwajafa’s Global Initiatibe for Peace Love and Care (GIPLC) came to the rescue of Ali Modu Chibok when they heard the story and evacuated him from Chibok to Abuja. He would later go through a series of operations in a Dubai hospital before he got to his feet when he was about sux years old and never walked until the interference of Nuhu Kwajafa’s organisation.
The little boy fell from his mother’s back as they fled Boko Haram. A Boko Haram member rode his motorcycle over the two years old in an attempt to kill the boy.
Mr. Nuhu Kwajafa celebrated the graduation of Ali Ahmadu Chibok on his @giplcofficial page on Instagram saying, “There is no magic that can outdo the miracle of God. The mercy of God enables us to experience miracles despite all the obstacles along the way. In 2014, the night of the Chibok girls kidnapping, Boko Haram tried eliminating 2 years old Ali but failed because God has a mission for him. I thank God for giving GIPLC the privilege to be part of is story.”
Ali Modu Chibok has since then be adopted by the NGO and he now lives in Abuja with a guardian. The little boy defies all odds and survived.
“Ali Ahmed Chibok, the insignificant child of poor farmers in Chibok is today headline. Thanks to anyone who helped to change his destiny. Today we smile, we celebrate this little success, evil can never triumph. Thank you Nuhu,” wrote George Onmonya Daniel, one of Nigeria’s popular social media voices.
Many Nigerians have written go thank GIPLC for intervening on behalf of the boy. One blogger described it as a beautiful story of triumph over evil in the whole evil saga that befell the people of Chibok in Borno, a story of humanity and great love.
