The Nigerian Army has declared 100 suspected Boko Haram sect
members wanted for “arrests, prosecution and punishment,” and has urged members
of the general public to provide useful information to the military and other
security agencies on the suspects’ hideouts and residences in the North-East
sub-region of the country.
The army chief launched the posters shortly after delivering
a paper titled ‘Contemporary Warfare, War Reporting and Dilemma of Military
Leadership’ at the three day 2015 DAPR Study Period that ended yesterday.
The large posters, with inscription written in various
languages of Nigeria, also had phone numbers which the public could easily call
or text to indicate which of the characters in the numbered photographs they
know or have information of.
The poster was launched as part of the counter- terrorism
material packaged by the Directorate of Army Public Relations.
According to the Director of Army Public Relations, Nigerian
Army, Colonel Sani Usman, most of the faces on the poster are those of kingpins
of Boko Haram still at large.
He said “members of the public that have any credible information
on any of the wanted terrorists should call any of the phone numbers printed on
the posters. Mr. Usman said the information given would be treated discreetly
and professionally.
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