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Army arrests terrorist commander named “Pepper” [PHOTO]

The terrorist kingpin, who real name is Abubakar Adamu, was arrested in Yobe State on Sunday, May 14.

Abubakar Adamu aka Pepper

The terrorist kingpin, who real name is Abubakar Adamu, was arrested in Yobe State on Sunday, May 14.

This was disclosed by army spokesman, Brigadier General Sani Usman via a statement.

According to the statement, “Pepper” was arrested around the New Prison area in Potiskum, the state capital.

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The arrest was carried out by troops attached to the 233 Battalion, 27 Task Force Brigade with the help of local vigilantes.

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