The Nigerian Army have released the identities Of Senior ISWAP/ISIS Terrorists Leaders On Wanted List in Lake Chad Basin, Placing N50 million reward on useful information for arrest. 

Operation HADIN KAI, OPHK, recently made successful offensive operations against ISWAP/ISIS terrorists in the Lake Chad region of Northern Borno State.
The Acting Military Information Officer, Headquarters Joint Task Force, North East, Operation HADIN KAI, Maiduguri, Captain Mohammed Goni, in a statement narrated that during the operations, troops recovered several technical devices and other high-value intelligence materials, including a camcorder used by ISWAP terrorists to record propaganda videos and document operational activities.

Goni said Subsequent forensic exploitation of the recovered devices generated actionable intelligence, leading to the identification of locations associated with terrorist activities, as well as, identities of several senior ISWAP leaders operating within the Mangari–Metele–Dogon Chukun axis, along the fringes of the Lake Chad Basin in Abadam and Kukawa Local Government Area, Borno State.

The military identified the terrorists leaders and key operatives to include; Abu Musa Al-Mangawi Baa Shuwa – Wali (Governor of ISIS West Africa Province), his Deputy/Amirul Jaish Muhammad Jidda - “The One-Handed Man”v - and Hamad Abu Hanifa the Amirul-Fiya of ISWAP, among others.

Operation HADIN KAI, specifically, drew the attention of the public to Abu Musa Al-Mangawi Baa Shuwa, the ISWAP Wali, who remained the most wanted terrorist leader operating within the Lake Chad Basin. The military promised they will offer a substantial financial reward to any individual whose credible and actionable information directly leads to his arrest. They assured that all information received will be treated with the utmost confidentiality, and the identity of informants will be fully protected in accordance with established security procedures.

Operation HADIN KAI urges members of the public to support ongoing counter-terrorism efforts by providing credible and timely information that could assist security agencies in locating and apprehending these suspected terrorist operatives. Members of the public are encouraged to report any relevant information through established security reporting channels or via 0708 498 8859. Citizens are strongly advised not to confront or attempt to apprehend the suspected terrorists under any circumstances.