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Nigerian Military offers N5 million bounty each for information on 19 terrorists

By Gift Luckson
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Nigerian Military offers N5 million bounty each for information on 19 terrorists

Nigerian Military revealed that a monetary reward of N5 million will be given to anyone with useful information that can lead to the arrest of 19 wanted terrorists within or outside the country.

Leadership Newspaper reports that the military also released a banner with the picture and strategic locations of the terrorists across the country with a N5 million bounty on each of them.

The banner also gave the origins of the terrorists communicated in both English and Hausa languages and a dedicated phone number for the report.

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Those on the list include in no particular order; Sani Dangote, Dogo Nahali, Ali Kachala, Mamudu Tainange, Bello Turji Gudda Isiya Kwashen Garwa, Baleri, Sani Gurgu, Alhaji Ado Aliero, Gwaska Dankarami, Nagona, and Umaru Dan Nigeria.

Others include; Monore, Halilu Sububu, Abu Radde, Nagala, Leko, Nasanda and Dan Da.

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