"The girls, we believe, are alive but they have been moved from the location to which they were originally taken.
"It would not be hard to engineer a deal. It looks like they want to release them. They want a way out.
"They have a problem. They have over 200 captives and moving them around cannot remain hidden. There is good, reliable, local knowledge as to their location. The military knows where they are."
A United Kingdom-based television station, Channels 4 News, disclosed this on Tuesday. The intermediary is said to have a long experience of dealing directly with Boko Haram in previous hostage crises.
The station quoted him as saying that the girls' release is "within reach," he also warned that their fate rested on a knife-edge because of the fear by the insurgents that the military might try to forcibly free them.
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