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Nigeria, Boko Haram reportedly agree secret three-month ceasefire
Al Jazeera·NG·about 23 hours ago
An investigation claims the Nigerian government secretly agreed to a ceasefire with Boko Haram, involving hostage-for-ransom exchanges, despite official denial. The alleged truce's sustainability is doubtful and could allow the group to reorganize, marking a potential shift from prior military-focused strategy.
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Multiple sources claim a secret three-month ceasefire agreement between the Nigerian government and Boko Haram, following the release of 360 abducted villagers. The Nigerian government officially denies any such truce, and details regarding its scope, terms, and sustainability remain unconfirmed. This alleged shift from a military-focused strategy to dialogue is highly uncertain.