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An investigation published by "The New Humanitarian" confirmed that the Nigerian government reached a secret ceasefire agreement with Boko Haram three months ago, which has not been publicly announced until now, and is believed to have been extended. The agreement led to a halt in attacks in affected areas, and in exchange, 360 civilians were released in return for a ransom of approximately $3.7 million, despite the Nigerian government denying any payment of ransom. The deal is considered the result of complex negotiations involving mediators and militants, aiming to improve security conditions. However, it remains fragile and could be a temporary tactical move, with the risk that the group might exploit the lull to reorganize its forces.
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