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Nigerian Army declares ‘Gentle The Yahoo’ wanted, offers N30m reward

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The Nigerian Army under Operation Udoka, has declared one Ifeanyi Eze Okorienta, popularly known as ‘Gentle The Yahoo’, wanted and offered a N30 million reward for credible information leading to his arrest.

The Joint Task Force South-East, in a wanted notice, described the suspect as a threat to peace in the region, with members of the public urged to provide information that could assist security agencies in locating him.

The military said a reward of N30 million awaits anyone who provides credible information leading to his capture.

It charged residents to support efforts to curb violence and criminality in the region, with the message, “Give Peace a Chance.”

Members of the public with credible information are advised to contact the security authorities through 193 or 0806 795 9570.

It added that information could be provided anonymously.

Fidel Perez

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