How Nigeria Alerted Chadian Authority on Identity son of founder of Boko Haram


By: News Syndicate

Chadian authorities have arrested the 18-year-old son of late Boko Haram founder, Mohammed Yusuf, without initially knowing his true identity until they were alerted by Nigerian intelligence through the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF).

News Syndicate gathered that the  suspect, who first identified himself as Mustapha Bana Abubakar, was captured alongside five others including, Hassan Abdurrahman, suspected logistics aide, Abubakar Mohammed, alleged cell recruiter, Abubakar Ali Madou, believed to be in charge of weapons and mobility and Abdurrahman Mohammed Abdallah, a minor, suspected to have participated in operations.

They were apprehended during a counter-terrorism operation in Chad. Security sources later confirmed that he was in fact Muslim Mohammed Yusuf, the younger brother of ISWAP leader, Habib Yusuf, alias Abu Mus’ab Al-Barnawi.

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