English: There is no better indication to the effectiveness of the tactical approach of ISWAP against the military than seeing that Nigerian troops in the troubled locations are unable to undertake patrol duties. Rather, they are mostly in the trenches practically waiting for the next attack. One troubling outcome of this is the escalating number of troops on desertion charge. For instance, in just one detention centre in Jos, Plateau state, there are over 20 military deserters rounded up and detained. Similarly, a growing army of deserters are being held across major military detention facilities in the country. Obviously embarrassed at this turn of events, the military authorities are zealously covering up on these.
Igbo: enweghị ezigbo ihe ngosi nke ụzọ aghụghọ ndị ISWAP nwere megide ndị agha karịa ịhụ na ndị agha Naịjirịa nọ n'ebe ndị enwere ọgbaaghara ka ha hapụ inwe ike rụọ ọrụ ha. kama, ha nọ ebe dị iche iche na-eche ụbọchị mwakpo ọzọ. nsogbu dị na ya bụ ipe mpe ndị agha n'ebe ndị ahụ. ọmụmatụ, na naanị n'otu ebe ndote ndị ejidere na Jos, steeti Plateau, enwere ihe karịrị ọdọ ndị agha nke ahapụrụla na jide. N'otu aka ahụ, ndị agha chọrọ ịgbapụ bụ ndị nke ejiderela site na ngwaọrụ ndị agha na mba. n'oke ihere nke ọnọdụ na-eweta, ndị isi agha na-ezochi ihe ndị dị etu a.