Anyone who can provide any information that could lead to the rescue of the abducted army colonel, Samaila Inusa has been promised a N1 million reward.
The reward was announced by the Nigeria army, which promised also to adequately protect anyone who provides useful information, premium Times reports. A spokesperson for the First Division of the Nigerian army, Colonel Usman Abdul, who announced the award, said that any such tip-off would be treated with the utmost confidentiality. Inusa was reportedly whisked away in his Mercedes-Benz car by gunmen around Kamazo, along Kaduna Refinery Road, in Chikun local government area of Kaduna state on Saturday, March 26. Colonel Abdul announced the cash-for-information offer to journalists on Monday morning, upping the bounty to N1 million after an initial promise of a N500,000 cash reward for information.
