English: According to the report, the only significant engagement which the Nigerian military leadership seems determined to fight “is to stop the leakage of information about massive corruption, running into the equivalent of several billions of dollars, in the purchase by senior military officers of major military capital goods and military consumables, including the troops’ own food.” More than anything, it is the noticeable resurgence of the Lake Chad and the commercial viability of the territories under ISWAP that present the greatest pull on individuals in the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps to return to their villages. But for others, it is their ability to put out a good fight and sometimes win with an Army that enjoys global support, that is the biggest inspiration that makes many want to join. A recent recruit and a Francophone citizen said, “ISWAP's fortunes only means one thing, Allah with us.” Another who abandoned his rich family business in Kano to become a fighter said, “I have no doubt Angels are fighting with us, otherwise there is nothing that explains our victories.”
Igbo: Site na mkpesa, naanị agha bara uru ndị agha Naịjirịa na-alụ bụ 'ịkwụsị igbasa ozi maka mpụ, nke ruru ọtụtụ ijeri dọla, iji zụta ihe nye ndị isi ọchị agha na ihe erimeri ndị agha." nke karịrị ihe ọbụla, achọpụtala na ndị ọgụ Lake Chad na ndị ahịa nke mba ahụ nọ n'okpuru ISWAP ndị na-agba mbọ ka ndị achụpụrụ n'ụlọ ha laghachi n'ụlọ ha. mana, maka ndị ọzọ,ọ bụ ibu agha ma ọtụtụ oge , merie site n'aka ndị agha bụ nke mere ka ọtụtụ chọọ ibanye. Onye anabatara ọhụrụ ma bụrụkwa onye mba French kwuru "okwu agamniihu nke ISWAP pụtara naanị otu ihe, Allah nonyere anyị." Onye ọzọ nke gbahapụrụ nnukwu azụmahịa nke ezinaụlọ ya na Kano ịbụ onye ọgụ kwuru, "Enweghị m uche abụọ na ndụ mmụọ ozi so anyị alụ ọgụ a, ma ọbụghị ya, enweghị ihe ọzọ pụrụ ịkọwa mmeri anyị."