FG-- 68 train hostages to be swapped with Jailed terrorist~details below

        -images of the Abuja-Kaduna train attack-

 Recall that Alwan Hassan, the Managing Director of the Bank of Agriculture days after the train attack coupled with N100 million ramson payment.

Mean while, after several threats videos sent to the Federal Government of Nigeria by the terrorists, experts believes that the government is making a regrettable mistake following the terrorists in prison negotiation.

According to a valid source, a reached negotiations with the terrorist group is on progress of swapping the arrested terrorists in prison with the 68 hostages at the terrorists den 

The government said, that is the only option to avert the intended all-round threats of attack by the terrorist sect which is considered to be higher risk.

The Intensive Security sources gathered said the terrorists sects were insisting on the release of their detained members along with a huge amount of money in exchange for the hostages which includes children, women, and some men, some of whom were severely injured during the train attack. 

“The negotiation with the terrorists is on going but the government is seriously considering how to safely navigate the situation without compromising the safety of the abductees or national security.

 “The gunmen are insisting on the release of their commanders and financiers; they also want cash. Deliberation is going on at the highest level to resolve the impasse in a way that would not compromise national security or the safety of the abductees.”

However, a related development, President Muhammadu Buhari has said his government is fully conscious of the Kaduna train victims' plight after he observed Eid-Al-Fitr prayers at the Mambila Barracks Eid ground in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

Speaking after the prayers, Buhari said the security situation in Nigeria was giving him sleepless nights, saying: “As we celebrate Eid with joy amidst friends and family members, we’re fully conscious that many families are in a state of anxiety on account of the many captives held by terrorists against their will, including those taken away after the tragic Abuja-Kaduna train bombing.”