Army offers N60m reward for ISWAP governor and deputy
The Nigerian Army has announced a N60m bounty for information leading to the capture of two top Islamic State West Africa Province leaders. The wanted men are Abu Musa Al-Mangawi Baa Shuwa, ISWAP’s governor, and his deputy, Muhammad Jidda. Their identities were revealed after the army analyzed devices seized during recent operations in the Lake Chad region. The military urges the public to provide credible information while assuring confidentiality and protection for informants.
What we know
- The army placed a N50m bounty on Abu Musa Al-Mangawi Baa Shuwa and N10m on Muhammad Jidda.
- Their identities were uncovered through forensic analysis of technical devices recovered in military offensives.
- The devices included intelligence materials and a camcorder used for propaganda and documenting operations.
- The army emphasized that informants’ identities will be protected and urged citizens not to confront the suspects.
- The public is encouraged to report information through official security channels or the provided phone number.
