Nigerian Soldiers, I Beg!

[@generalnwankwo8689]

This is what Fela was fighting for many years ago.....at the End it becomes Unknown Soldier.

[@acumen1]

I AM A NIGERIAN, I'VE BEEN IN KENYA, TANZANIA AND I'VE NEVER SEEN THEIR ARMY, I HAVE ASKED PEOPLE IN KENYA ABOUT THEIR SOLDIERS AND THEY SAID THEIR SOLDIERS USUALLY COME OUT WHEN THERE ARE BIG ISSUES THAT REQUIRED THEIR ATTENTION

[@samadesh5678]

You hardly see a policeman here in Canada

[@Emyreslife]

The level of insecurity in the country is high, also Nigeria don’t have much military barracks to accommodate them all…

[@adetem7017]

@@acumen1 God will bless you, that's how is supposed to be. But the level of insecurity in Nigeria has turn Nigerian army to everything.

[@acumen1]

@@Emyreslife IT'S A SHAME TO HEAR THAT BRO, WHY ARE WE CONSIDERED GIANT OF AFRICA?

[@acumen1]

@@adetem7017 TOO BAD TO HEAR THAT

[@kingsley247]

Evidence of a Lawless country 🇳🇬🥲

[@Tunji-dp1tu]

Yes indeed...

[@hillsongcovers2173]

"Lawless" is an understatement!!! And talking about lawlessness in Nigeria, what then do you say about someone who bought the entire judiciary to worm his way to the seat of power???

[@Ohanwedike]

@@kingsley247 The people in-charge are either incompetent or unfit to govern.

[@estheraleghe3301]

Thank you our beautiful Adeola for exposing the ills of the Nigerian society. Who will help restore sanity and decorum when our lawmakers are just as guilty? Everyone wants to feel important (power-drunk society) and must lord over somebody! The most annoying part is the educated illiterates amongst us!!

[@Tanyema]

Thank you for bringing this up and exposing these cruel people in society! Chai! You're are beautiful oooo!!❤😊 God bless 🙏🏾 my beautiful sister!

[@osistephentom7344]

Great analysis Adeola

[@julianaketuthompson8838]

Thanķs for this information. Most of our military men are power drunk.

[@yemib1512]

Some idiots think, the only reason why people run away from Nigeria is only for greener pastures. You can have everything good in life and still leave a country just because OPPRESSION is normal in Nigeria and the law doesn't protect the vulnerable ones

[@martinolusanya6370]

Thank you. When one talks people will say there are opportunities in Nigeria. Opportunity that can lead to the grave. Many years ago the director of operation gbale in Ibadan asked his boys to beat me up, Omo that happened in January, June that year I Japa. If they kill person nothing go happen

[@tnamitedocile9180]

Exactly.. infact Nigeria is better than alot of places abroad in terms of 'greener livelihood " but it is heart breaking things people go through in their own father land.

[@yemib1512]

@@martinolusanya6370 it’s a sad story o. You don’t even have anyone to report to. You’re literally at the mercy of those who have connections. Someone hit my dad with their car and he was hospitalised but they drove away, just like that. I had to travel to Nigeria to track him through the car reg and mobile phone ( I paid through ) but when they were arrested, police officers from the State commissioner’s office came to the station to release them, I had to look for someone who knew the commissioner of police directly to step in, otherwise that was the end of the story. I was ready to sue them BUT when my dad died from the injuries sustained in the accident I was broken and returned to my base.

[@debbiebalogun8803]

How is Nigeria better than a lot of places abroad with no electricity, no water, no good road network and insecurities? 🤔 I would like to know the countries that Nigeria is better than 🤷

[@christophervaughan2637]

I think a lot of people don’t realise the extreme repression going on in Nigeria and how the army and police have a long history of controlling the population with terror. Under the directions of governments of course although perhaps also the army is still controlling the government

[@Ohanwedike]

The strangest thing with the military in Nigeria is that recording their impunity is a crime to them. The authorities have never come out to condemn their impunity and unholy actions against the general public.

[@olatunjisegun3849]

I have high blood pressure and headaches each time I think about Nigeria…

[@juwe9516]

You not alone..... They don't liked being exposed....Yeye army.

[@josephokebaram9362]

No be only you my brother

[@LeToxEletu]

@@josephokebaram9362 Una get time

[@amgoodd]

Please go and see your doctor for the high blood pressure and headaches 😅😅😅

[@olatunjisegun3849]

@@amgoodd no be small thing o

[@ajalaabiodun4952]

Hello sister Adeola. I have been your fans since over 5 years o. Though I don't use to comment. Infact, I use to download your videos then and play it for my friends and family. You are a real gem and your talk is always educating and fun too😂. Please I need you to assist me as I have been unemployed since COVID19. Please I'm not begging for money but I want you to help, I have my passport and I need to travel to any European countries for work. I have tried using school route but very very expensive for me. Please I haven't achieved anything in life and I'm getting older and I believe traveling out of the country is the next stage in my life I have worked in some organizations after I graduated from University of Ilorin 2012 but yet I'm seriously suffering with my family. I'm a responsible man from a very poor home and very hardworking ma. E joo e ran mi lowo o. E sanu omo ti o ni iya ati baba o. Please help me I beg!🙏

[@kemiomidiji6169]

Abnormality is normalised in Nigeria. It is sad and sickening. Law makers finding a solution? Same people who are culprits themselves? We obviously need another source.

[@elliottjohn8459]

@@kemiomidiji6169 Abi o . That's the truth.

[@santosnonsonawbunawnee4867]

Yes in Angola 🇦🇴 soldiers is nice to citizen so lovely to citizen evern we talk to soldiers like a normal citizen

[@Derekrabor]

The soldiers involved should be sued for assault occasioning harm on the couple. As well as sue them for injuries done.

[@veraaddoyobo8482]

Who is going to sue the soldiers? after all your lawmakers do the same thing and no one blink an eye

[@felixikennaonunkwor1321]

After suing, will you still live in the country?

[@uwembenevolence]

This is future impossible sentence. Not in this country

[@jimmybaggio207]

Thank you Adeola for the video

[@simanalonso]

Bolt driver said we should move on 😂😂😂

[@Ria_lifeventure]

I swear! Hearing that one enhhh.

[@Remi-j7z]

Jokes apart, we don't know what prompt his apology.

[@abubakarndamazhi2368]

Move on to where?

[@powerslot9490]

​​@@Remi-j7z my thought is, He was given 2million naira or smth to shush. He thought about his odds of actually winning the case against our current system nd just gave in.

[@mclesenn]

Nigeria 🇳🇬 is rotting to the core, and I don’t know how they going to get out asap, how could you victimise people and ask them to write apology letter or made video to say I’m sorry, wow, I mean just wow 😮

[@joycedada5485]

This has been going on like forever. The mentality has to change. Well done for all you are doing

[@John-gs2jl]

Thank u Adela for ur good work

[@folasundaymosaku.8175]

Thank God we know them. Not unknown as they will say. Let's wait to see Nigeria, the judiciary and what to say.

[@SAMSAM-ne7vv]

😂😂😂 Adeola ooOoOo 😂😂😂 calling the senate to discuss 🙄 Will this give them extra ghana must go ?? 🙄🤔🤔 Just thinking 🤔.... Till tomorrow, we still don't know why this "Kwantry" no wan work... and the leaders appear not to care. Though people need reorientation, however, If all institutions work as expected, things will definitely change. Will they allow it ???

[@julietwhensu6930]

Thank you for lending your voice

[@bunmijoladele]

Ill Mannered individuals! Jungle Animals are more emotional than these lawless ones! Thanks Sis for bringing this out .

[@princessholloway5069]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Adeola said, "Can you imagine the insult.

[@funkebeloni]

This is so insane honestly

[@militarybishop6053]

Nigeria is an Animal Society. It's pathetic

[@abigailjohnson1698]

Exactly in chicago here it is only ambulance and police,fire fighters that blow siren here.o.

[@blkman2]

I swear Adeola this behaviour is what made me 'japa' from 'niija' in the 90's. The last one I watched on KZbin was a Nigerian politician kneeling and slapping a gateman because he asked for his ID at the gate.

[@Nijaman24]

At this point Nigerian soldiers are cowards. They have no issues assaulting innocent civilians. Yet when it comes to Boko Haram they run for the hills. Shame on Nigerian soldiers and police. Shame on them.

[@pellermakanaki]

Mind the way you talk Civilian are also categories as Boko Haram too That why you people fails too understand the truth

[@testingoyay4648]

@@pellermakanaki can you restate that in a way that some of us can understand...

[@pellermakanaki]

@@testingoyay4648 nvm

[@dayowesswesss2150]

Shame country

[@veraaddoyobo8482]

​@testingoyay4648, he is saying that all Nigerians are part of boko haram

[@TaiwoOgunleyeTaiwo]

Is the army general going to fight bandits that he needs the road to be cleared to meet up his target?

[@ahmadmuhammad3380]

I'm a victim of Military brutality in Gwarimpa few months ago

[@eyeladelizzyanna3204]

Hmm, I wish Nigeria was better 🥺🥺🥺🥺 I always tell my brother that he should pls behave like a normal human being and I bless God he listens, so pls if we all have one uniformed man in the family please sit them down and enlighten them and let them know we respect them not until they behave like animals 👌 and please you can't assort me and wants me to apologize, bro no matter who you are hnmmm ko jo 💯👌

[@rotimiaina8717]

This just makes my blood boil! Even if they hit his vehicle, that is not licence to assault! The general needs to be charged for grievous bodily harm, assault etc!

[@irenelusweti5674]

Our soldiers in Kenya are the best. Jurisdictions matter alot.

[@powerslot9490]

Other coutries people are Scared of Breaking the law, In Nigeria, we are Scared of Offending the Police/Soldiers who are meant to keep law, order and protect "US", smh.

[@temmytemmy2793]

❤yeah normalizing abnormalities!!! Even at private schools...teachers are been harrased for students and even get querried on top ....nawa for this country o

[@AzatSamuel]

It's so sad that things like this are still happening in our society

[@pauleric2177]

That is why education is the key. In Political Science, there is a Course titled: Civil-Military Relations which teaches mutual understanding in the spirit of equality, fairness, justice and cooperation between the Military and the Civilians. Nigerian soldiers need to be taught this Course. It will help them. As for the General, I join voices to say he should be dismissed from the Army. He is not worth the rank he carries about on his chest.

[@joygee6982]

This is Africa for you. The politicians are above the law, but they should know that they are not above God. Thank Adeola foe your relentless efforts to correct abnormalities in our beloved continent

[@tayoadedara9100]

Thanks Adeola! In the case ambulance or police siren, that is in an ideal society. But for Nigeria, there is no doubt about this, it is a Banana Republic. This is a place where everyone does whatever s/he likes, especially, the elites. When a judge summons you to court, you may show up or not, nothing comes out of it. In an ideal society, military personnels protect and respect people.

[@paulogabor9244]

Adeola, the challenge is not in making the law. How can the law be enforced when many of the law makers and those to enforce it are above the law and acts as though the law doesn't include them

[@obibathlome5809]

In morocco 🇲🇦 u can never see soldiers in the street u only see them wen passing through their barracks,

[@YinkuscoocoojStar]

Poverty caused that, Adeola Poverty is bad!!! That man put his pride aside for money, nothing but that. I'm glad it was recorded, let people see their father's, their protectors, their leaders!!!! Ahhhhhh pathetic, no law, no respect for humanity, nothing. All we do is keep typing and posting, but it is sad!!!!

[@emmanuelidoko1727]

Adeola, what he was saying wasn't "how did I BASH your car" what he was saying is "how did I PASS your car". In other words, overtaking their car. So there wasn't à hit, only the military personnels were doing the "hit"

[@susanjohn537]

Its time to recriute educated people into the force in nigeria.

[@olugbengamonehin3928]

Thank God for social media if not these oppressors would have finished all the poor ones in Nigeria. Poor cannot breath in the land ooo.

[@martins9024]

na like this Nigeria soldier take slap me say because I cross road when traffic light still dey shine red light, say I no see syrine wey dey come. if you see slap wey dem slap me I no see road for some minutes.

[@nzubechukwuisaacubah6996]

I'm not only sick on what the clueless Nigerian soldiers are doing to innocent citizens, but very sick at people defending them. They know that there's nothing anyone can do, because the people on top who supposed to deal with the menace are all dented. Not that these people don't the right thing to do, but the location and the name Nigeria has influenced them to start behaving like animals. How do i know, if any of those lawless soldiers and politicians stepped outside the country, they all behaves themselves.

[@angiesspace2644]

Very true..so its deliberate what they do in nigeria.

[@alaingustavesawadogo907]

This is so outrageous. IT IS UNACCEPTABLE. When incompetent people are unable to do their job, all they can do is use their position, the uniform and their authority to abuse peaceful citizens. I AM ANGRY. ISN'T BOKO HARAM THERE? WHY DON'T THEY GO AFTER BOKO HARAM? DISGUSTING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😢😢😢😢

[@zak__21]

The way he gave up knowing they wouldn't listen to his pleas whilst his fiancee was trying to tell them she was sick is more than heartbreaking

[@wilsonbio4454]

Apt Adeola. Sad reality. The military General dented the Nigerian military profession.

[@muragegitari6052]

Criminals in uniform. Shame

[@sparetosave6307]

This is why I don't blame Boko Haram's again for attacking barracks,.. Some times, diz soldiers need fellow armed men to humble dem... Since na defenseless people Dem fit dey fight....

[@ternanember1233]

My dear Deola, Our law makers will not discuss it because they also do exactly the same thing.

[@josephinegooding5954]

Nigeria especially is an unruly society. Uniformed men in Nigeria are always power driven. People have now taken this unruly behaviour of uniformed men as a norm. God help Nigerians.

[@kemiomidiji6169]

This is sad.

[@oluwadamilolaashade7620]

Sad is an understatement

[@Kieran-lj9xm]

Nigeria 🇳🇬. same story, year in year out.

[@nnamdiumahi3249]

I come from a political family. My father advised me that I should never argue with any Nigerian force because even if the soldier is punished by my family, it would not bring me back to life. This is the reason my father doesn't want me to come back to Nigeria. Nigeria is a jungle. One day, I shall return and run for president and rescue my people.

[@janeiheme]

The worst part of it is when you shout thief thief they will run and hide...smh

[@augustineijebome6089]

Yes you are right,useless people

[@PastorD.OAdepojuMinistry]

Just listen to Late Fela songs titled “VIP” you will understand Nigerian soldiers

[@josephuwalaka8881]

Nothing can be done, Nigeria 🇳🇬 is a Lawless country 😢such a pity!!!

[@hismajesty2632]

It's absolutely regrettable been a citizen of that country. 😢😢😢

[@SarahConteh-c4b]

Please please don't regret being a Nigerian .❤

[@Ria_lifeventure]

​@@SarahConteh-c4bWhy not? That's how I feel most times. There is no reason what's so ever to be proud of as a citizen of this country.

[@Ria_lifeventure]

I feel same.

[@ifeifesi]

I dont live in Nigeria but I have been there in holiday and have seen on two occasions or more even where soldiers are beating up civilians in public for no discernable reason. And usually it is more than one soldier maybe 2 or 3 beating up a person

[@abigailrowland5991]

It is all about leadership at the top! Nigerians must wake up and put the right leaders in place to build humane and dignified national institutions!!

[@alhajiaremualakufoibadan2487]

Adeola you go explain explain explain tayaah 😏😕🙁😠

[@jumbo-dev]

Meaning? Animal talk

[@st.augustine6167]

​@@jumbo-devMeaning that Nigeria is almost irredeemable

[@oladepotaofeek]

It's unfortunate ... You've said it all.😮

[@genevieveene4709]

My sister l don't think the Bolt driver's case is that of 'just collecting money.' He probably wants to avoid further intimidation or even possible disappearance. We have no justice in Nigeria!

[@kokohkesiena4403]

this Bolt driver really messed up ooo the Army general malfunctions & i hope he will face the wrath of d law & be immediately withdrawn from army

[@HpMshelia]

In which Nigeria 🇳🇬?

[@OghenerurohAnyoma]

​@HpMshelia😂😂

[@ohioleohonyon7428]

Which law, forget law

[@chikeokoye8455]

There are so many African countries where soldiers are nice and human forinstance in some SADC countries like Botswana,even SouthAfrica their soldiers know the law in so many cases their traffic police arrest soldiers and charge them for traffic offences

[@kunzski]

There is an existing law that says only president and govt should use siren. Also emergency vehicles like ambulance, fire fighters and security operatives on a mission

[@DrReju382]

Adeola, there was MAD DOG NARRATIVE years ago involving a certain VIP.

[@emmanueladeyosoye3607]

And people complain that Kemi badenock does not want to be associated with Nigeria

[@adigunzaccheaus4905]

Result of state capture country, where powerful people above the law, high level of impunity and lawlessness.

[@olatundearoge1757]

Major General for God's sake

[@redbimmer6]

A Major General??? Shame. This is conduct unbecoming of an officer and a very senior one at that. This is a disgrace. In those days, the rank of Major General was occupied by very dignified gentlemen, not riffraff like this. A sergeant is not even expected to display this crude behaviour, much less a two star general who has obviously spent at least 30 years in service. Sadly, this is Nigeria and nothing will come out of it.

[@ugwuedechijioke5535]

In a country where we have refused to see that the main issue before every other issue is disrespect to the rule of law, ANYTHING goes!. It may be anyone's turn at any time T

[@elizabethajayi9638]

Nigeria we hail thee indeed 😢😢 where sanity is only when you turn the blind eye if people in authority are involved 😢😢😢

[@Samuel-e4o4q]

😂CONTINUE ENJOYING YOUR ZOO 😂

[@katieyoung3007]

MyY LADY, HUNGER CAN COST ANYTHING..

[@Angela-hm3xt]

This is what endSARS protests was about and they decided to sh00t people. It's horrible.

[@elizabethkuye9166]

Adeola, such a behavior is the norm in our country. 😢

[@samuelokafor6799]

Its really sad😢 That is what comes out from the present Nigeria

[@ComedianXTREME]

SO SAD

[@Ria_lifeventure]

I am heart broken hearing and seeing the anomalies in this country. It's so painful and the worst part of it is nothing would be done. For crying out loud, who are you that everyone has to leave the road because you re passing. If i leave this country today npt for greener pastures but to be in a sane society. What the Heck! Gosh. I am still wonder how would i have feel if i was the lady. And the fools cannot go and confront Bandits out there. I don't blame the zombies that were doing what they were told to do because if they don't, they may end their lives in guard room. I am pained. They will meet their water loo no doubt for everyone who thinks their positions is to oppress and intimidate innocent citizens of this country.

[@akewoauthe]

Our mindset is an important part of what needs to change. In late 2020, when I just became the Dean of my Faculty and was staying at my brother in law’s place in Kubwa while my house was getting built, I was coming home in my official car when the blare of sirens was insistent behind me. I looked in the mirror and saw Army vehicles behind. I could not see what the problem was as it was a wide four-lane road with anyone in a hurry allowed to overtake the person in their front. I continued on my way. The siren continued so I moved aside a bit wondering what their problem was. Then the convoy passed me and one of the soldiers on the back of the pick up following the General’s car was lashing out at me with the his koboko. I was wondering what his problem was, so I asked him. His reply was I was supposed to get out of his way to allow his General pass. I was alone in the car and had no one to share my frustration with. So, I just shouted back at him that I am a citizen of this country and pay my tax, which is used to pay all of them in those vehicles and their General. Imagine the audacity. These guys have such a sense of entitlement. Their bullish ways is just a sign of inferiority complex. Why do you need to oppress others to feel good about yourself. I don’t have much faith in Legislature as they too use those same tactics as seen in the other HoR guy’s saga with the Bolt driver. It is like some Nigerians just wait to have some power and begin to oppress other Nigerians not in power. When our system gets built up by us all, it will work for everyone! Thank you, @adeolafayehun, for all you do to expose all these ills in our society. God help us all to do our bit and we will have a better country to call home.

[@eddification]

The lawmakers know what to do but chose not to do it.

[@victoriaugbah9351]

Law maker ke......., find solution? Where they themselves are the worst

[@irenelusweti5674]

The job description of our soldiers in Kenya is to protect our borders.No military civilian conflicts

[@elliottjohn8459]

How can senate or law makers make law that will stand against themselves since they do the same thing to the citizens. As a matter of fact we are in Banana Republic .

[@segunagbelege2093]

Thank God you said there are some among them who are humans. I have always been fortunate to meet the good ones among them so I will not stay in a place where they are being condemned. The Nigerian soldiers are more friendly than..........The present situation in the country is making everyone aggressive. Aggression with transferred aggression everywhere. END TIME so watch and pray.

[@toyincollins8008]

That’s Nigeria for you. They can’t change 😢

[@tjanikhilor4240]

Adeola well done

[@Rev_Blanket]

This attitude of Nigerian Soldiers, the Police and other persons in High Authority is nothing new to Nigeria. This is too shameful to talk about. There will always be assault instead of protecting the innocent civilians. What a country!

[@leony8996]

I don’t think we as a nation realize the ripple effect the trauma from the daily brutality we subject our selves to? We see the impact on the mental health of our men, women and children everyday in pockets of violence that erupts in our homes, schools and public spaces. 😢

[@emilyelo114]

Nigeria is not a country. Is a jungle. I'm always ashamed when I say to people that I'm a Nigerian

[@novellprice132]

Really?

[@tbos.]

Power show, in country of pain. If you know, you know.

[@veraaddoyobo8482]

We're waiting for the couple to come and apologise to the soldiers for disturbing the soldier's stick

[@Otherworldly23]

Abuse is normalised in Nigeria !!

[@Pearl916]

Once again, I do not regret leaving Nigeria and becoming a citizen of another country. Home is where I have rest of mind and my human rights are respected. I can't raise my kids in an insane society. If Nigeria is where you own heart is, I respect your opinion and your decision but some of us were done with that country a long time ago.

[@PastorRitaIkoku]

Chae...help Lord!

[@igboamakamma]

My sister, it's like it's been so long since you left Africa. The fact is that, this very incident is very normal to me as a regular road user in Nigeria, and it doesn't matter who's at fault, the result is still the same. If you hit them or they hit you,the end is that you are dead. And I truly understand why. If you go to the origin of African military, you will realize that they were created to help the Europeans and Americans keep they Blacks in order, they can kill any black person in Africa so far they person especially man is not or no longer useful to the Europeans. I have personally gone through that over and over again.

[@adiechristopher3592]

This country tire person 😢🤦