Nigeria and Boko Haram reportedly reached a secret three-month ceasefire, according to an investigation
The reported truce, which began in June, followed negotiations that secured the release of 360 abducted villagers and allegedly involved a $3.7 million payment by the Nigerian government. The New Humanitarian's investigation, cited by Al Jazeera, indicates the ceasefire may be extended, though it does not include rival group Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP).
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