List of Boko Haram Commanders Killed, Arrested By ISWAP Terrorists

List of Boko Haram Commanders killed and arrested by ISWAP terrorists has emerged.

Onyxnews reports that the Islamic State of the West African Province (ISWAP) under the new leadership of Abu-Musad Albarnawy has killed Abubakar Shekau, the leader of Boko Haram, and taken over his territories.

Sources who know about the terrorists’ groups said the ISWAP faction has arrested 30 top commanders loyal to the late Boko Haram leader.

Some of the commanders and others arrested include:

1. Abdul Bash, Commander Parisu

2. Abu Mujaheed, Commander of Sabil Huda

3. Mala Ali, Commander of Farisu

4. Amir Hassana, Commander Garin Dambe

5. Malam Bako, Commander Hizba

6. Amir Halid, Commander Njimiya Falluja, Commander Garin Mala

7. Abu- Fatima, Commander, Gwashke

8. Kaka BK, Commander Garin Abu Asmau.

9. Alai Bukar, Commander Mina Ngawri

10. Abu-Ubaida, Commander Jungle Gabra in Pulka

11. Amir Abdulrahman, Commander, Gobara

12. Abu Muhammad, Commander Alava

13. Ali Shara, Commander Yuwe Hanyan Bama

14. Amir Huzayfa, Commander Yuwe Hanyan Welcome

15. Abubakar Sarki, Commander Yuwe Hanyan Konduga

16. Ibn Abbas, Commander Barin Bulla Yaga

17. Ali Ngule, Commander Madara Mountain

18. Ummati Mai Shayi, Commander Madara Mountain

19. Mala Musa Abuja, the Chief Bomb Maker

20. Mallam Bana Sharra, Chief Judge to Shekau faction, located at Garin Mala Hassan

21. Baba Dr. Konduga, Chief Medical Doctor

22. Alava Road, Ma’azu Dan Lokodisa, the Chief Prison Officer

23. Alai Abba, the Caretaker of Women, children

24. Mala Musa, Chief Mechanic Officer, located at Parisu

25. Abu Zaid, Chief Bombmaker, located at Parisu

26. Abu Aisha Special Clearance operations Unit, Fairs

27. Amir Okasha, Bomb Timer,

28. Farisu and Amir Awana

Among other terrorists.

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It was gathered that following the death of Shekau, ISWAP fighters in over 30 gun trucks and dozens of motorcycles stormed Sambisa forest forcing the Boko Haram Commanders loyal to Shekau to surrender or face instant execution.

The source also said that Abu-Musad Albarnawy, who had gone underground for a while now, was reportedly re-appointed as the new leader of ISWAP in the Northeast war theatre by the ISIS leadership which has become the major source of strength for the insurgents.

That ISWAP stormed Shekau’s camp’s general area “following massive protests against his leadership style after he had eliminated some top Boko Haram Commanders including Abu-Fatima, his Chief of Staff who doubled as the Operation Commander within the past one month,” the source told Vanguard