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Schoolgirl rescued from Boko Haram still held by the Nigerian government, mom says, pressured by an Islamic teacher

Held for months by the Nigerian government and confined to a house in the capital for the foreseeable future, Amina Ali, a schoolgirl who was rescued after two years in Boko Haram captivity, may never be the girl she once was, her mother fears.