First female survivor of Boko Haram visits Washington, now a student in US

Deborah Peters, a teenage girl originally from the village of Chibok, where hundreds of her contemporaries and friends were recently taken captive, is the second known survivor, and the first female survivor, of Boko Haram.
She recently visited Washington and attended a conference at the Hudson institute. She is now a student in the United States.

In a short speech she gave, she said that she hopes the Chibok girls will gather courage from her story. See a video from the conference below