boko haram:Boko Haram Demanding Huge Ransom For Release

Boko Haram is looking for a payoff of almost £40m for the arrival of the 219 schoolgirls that it captured from the Nigerian town of Chibok two years back, sources near the gathering have told The Sunday Telegraph.

The dread faction is thought to have issued the interest amid mystery contacts with the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, who has said he is willing to arrange for the young ladies' opportunity.

The gathering's pioneer, Abubakr Shekau, had beforehand requested the arrival of imprisoned confidants in return for the young ladies.

In any case, an arrangement thusly - expedited by the Red Cross - fell through after Nigerian jail authorities said that commandants on a rundown given to them by Boko Haram were not in their guardianship.

Points of interest of the new payment demand developed in front of the second commemoration of the young ladies seizing on the night of April 14, 2014, when they were snatched by Boko Haram shooters acting like fighters

Notwithstanding their case getting worldwide consideration in light of the superstar supported #bringbackourgirls crusade on online networking, representatives and sources near the transactions say they are no nearer to knowing the young ladies' whereabouts.

The Nigerian military has made critical increases against Boko Haram in the most recent year and a half, striking some of the organization's camps in Nigeria's unlimited Sambisa timberland, and liberating no less than 1,000 ladies and youngsters taken in different mass snatchings.

Yet in none of the assaults have any protected detainees or caught contenders possessed the capacity to give any persuading accounts regarding meeting or seeing any of the Chibok young ladies.

That demonstrates they are as yet being kept well far from different prisoners, and that their hijackers consider them to be having colossal typical worth as prisoners - thanks mostly the reputation given to them by the online networking effort.

"I think they are most likely in bunches as opposed to all in one spot, yet presumably not a long way from each other," said Shehu Sani, a Nigerian congressperson and social equality dissident included in peace endeavors with Boko Haram. "Boko Haram knows they are a prized get."

One source near Boko Haram said that around three months prior, Boko Haram communicated something specific saying it would trade the young ladies for a payment of 10bn Naira, the likeness around £36m.

"The payoff request has part the legislature," said the source. "Some think it would be justified, despite all the trouble just to determine the Chibok circumstance, yet others say it will essentially permit Boko Haram to employ yet more guerilla enlisted people."

The same source likewise said that a month after the payoff request, Boko Haram had covertly passed the legislature another video tape indicating 15 of the hijacked young ladies.

"The young ladies are asked what their Christian names are and what their new Muslim names are," he said, alluding to the "transformation" that Boko Haram powers Christian detainees to experience. "They are additionally inquired as to whether they have been assaulted or abused, however they say no - they look loose.continue reading