Military Declares "Gentle The Yahoo" Wanted, Offers N30M Reward for Capture

 The Joint Task Force South-East, under Operation Udoka, has launched a manhunt for Ifeanyi Eze Okorienta, widely known as “Gentle The Yahoo.” A staggering N30 million reward is being offered for credible information that leads to his arrest.

In an urgent announcement, the task force labeled Okorienta a major threat to peace in the South-East. Citizens are encouraged to assist security agencies by providing any information that could help locate him.

The wanted notice prominently features a photograph of Okorienta, alongside a message urging the public to “Give Peace a Chance.” The task force is calling for community cooperation in the fight against violence and criminality in the region.

A reward of N30 million awaits anyone who provides actionable information regarding his whereabouts. Residents are advised to contact security authorities at 193 or 0806 795 9570, with the assurance of anonymity.

The declaration is part of intensified security operations targeting individuals suspected of violent crimes in the South-East. The military has cautioned the public not to confront Okorienta if spotted but to relay any information to the authorities immediately.

This announcement reflects ongoing efforts to restore safety and security in the region, as the military seeks to clamp down on rising criminal activities. The message is clear: the community's involvement is crucial in creating a safer environment.

The task force reiterated its commitment to tackling crime and ensuring peace, urging residents to stay vigilant and proactive.

As the search intensifies, the military remains hopeful that the public will rally together to support law enforcement in this critical mission.