Joy, Chibok Girl who escaped from Boko Haram’s den and relocated to US is set to marry an American

On the night of April 14th, 2014, Joy Bishara laid down in her dormitory bed in the northeast Nigerian town of Chibok as she thanked God for the end of a beautiful day. She thought the morning would bring another opportunity to learn new things, however, something tragic happened that night that changed her life forever.

Out of the blue, Boko Haram terrorists attacked her school, burnt it down and abducted her and over 200 girls.The terrorist forced Joy and her classmates into trucks as they drove toward Sambisa forest.

Joy managed to escape from Boko Haram by leaping from the truck and running for hours through the bush. Although the decision was risky, she said a voice kept on telling her “Jump Down, you will be fine ” . According to Joy, it was God speaking to her.

Today, Joy is now enjoying a new life in the United States. She relocated to the United States in August 2014 with the help of the Jubilee Campaign, a American human rights organization.

Joy continued her secondary school education in America and today she’s a student of the prestigious Southeastern University in Lakeland, America.
Yesterday, Joy remembered her former classmates who are still in the captivity of Boko Haram. She shared are emotional video giving the horrific ordeal that happened on the night Boko Haram attacked and burnt down her school.

A social media user, Judge kushi who posted this and photos said Joy cried and prayed that God would push the Nigerian Government to take action and reunite her former classmates with their parents.

It’s good to know that Joy haven’t forgotten about her classmates who are still held by Boko Haram.

Apart from carving out a new life in America, Joy has also found love. She’s currently dating a handsome white man known as James and they are about to wed.