Nigerian radical Boko Haram group shared a video showing girls that are believed to be the previously kidnapped once.

It is said that the girls will be fried with a condition. And the condition is captured Boko Haram fighters to be freed.

219 of the 276 girls captured on April 2014 in the North of the country are still not free. The video was the third one depicting the captured girls.

The video stars with a masked person saying that some of the girls have been killed, some wounded deadly, and approximately 40 of them “married”.

Ahmed Salkida, Ahmed U Bolori and Aisha Wakil are now wanted by the Nigerian Army for questioning, after the video was released, as they have alleged links to Boko Haram.

Salkida claimed hours before the release that have seen the footage that was “exclusively” sent to him.

Wakil, a lawyer, was in contact with the Nigerian government during the 2013 amnesty negotiations with Boko Haram fighters, Premium Times Nigeria reported.

Bolori is known as coordinator of the Faash Foundation and the Partnership Against Violent Extremism (PAVE).