English: More clearly, ISWAP is no longer showing interest in taking a formidable military base such as was in Baga and staying put there. It doesn’t apparently serve their tactical and strategic interest well. They are more interested in taking over military hardware and ammunition in those bases while instilling fear on the troops and making it extremely difficult for the military to have the comfort to plan and launch attacks. For instance, two days after overrunning the military base in Baga, the ISWAP moved out of location with military hardware and ammunition. According to knowledgeable sources, the objective is not to necessarily capture and hold new territories, what is far more strategic to ISWAP is to continually “unsettle the military in their bases across the Lake Chad region.”
Igbo: Ido anya nke ọma, ISWAP enweghịzi mmasị iwere ụlọ ndị agha dịka nke dị na Baga ma nọrọ ebe ahụ. Ebe ahụ adịghị atụmatụ ha mma ma ọlị. Ihe masịrị ha nke ukwu bụ iwere ngwaọgụ dị n'ebe ndị ahụ ma na etinye ụjọ n'ime ndị agha ahụ nke mere ka ọ ghara ịdịrị ndị agha mfe ikwado ọgụ. Ọmụmatụ, ka ụbọchị abụọ gasịrị ka awakposịrị ụlọ agha dị na Baga, ndị ISWAP pụrụ ebe ahụ ma buru ngwaọgụ ha pụọ. site n'ọwa ozi kwesiri ntụkwasị obi, ebumnobi ha abụghị ijide ma were ụlọ agha, ndị na-amasị ndị ISWAP bụ ịdị na-achụpụ ndị agha n'ebe ọrụ ha rue ngafe ogbe Chad.