The Nigerian Army has announced a 60 million Naira (approximately $80,000 USD) bounty for information leading to the capture of two high-ranking Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) leaders. The individuals, identified as the group’s governor and deputy, are wanted for their involvement in ongoing terrorist activities within the region. This financial incentive aims to encourage civilian assistance in dismantling the terrorist network and apprehending key figures. Authorities hope the reward will disrupt ISWAP’s operations and improve security. The announcement signals an escalated effort to combat insurgency in Nigeria. Further details regarding the identities of the targeted leaders and specific alleged crimes were not immediately released, but can be found at the source link provided.