Calton not Cole

@Morris_Monye This unit does not exist in actual sense in the force, it's just for show and aesthetics

If I need their service in an emergency, will I need to “mobilize” fuel for their Helicopter?

@peculiarpat1 Look at all the failures of SE ex governors, just look at ikpeazu and ugwuanyi partners in failure. Umahi saying that some went for medical tourism tells you how unserious these thieves are willing to fix the hospitals in Nigeria.

All this just because of Peter Obi. Even sitting governors couldn't stop him. How on earth does anyone think ex governors will do anything? One thing they forget is that the more they gang up against him, the more the masses support him.

@HQNigerianArmy ALL THE SECURITY AGENCIES INCLUDING PARAMILITARY, MILITARY AND POLICE PERSONNELS BUYS THEIR UNIFORMS, BOOTS AND HEAD GEAR WITH THEIR MONEY THOUGH ONCE IN A BLUE MOON KITS ARE SHARED BUT DON'T GO ROUND. ALL WHAT THE DISMISSED MAN SAID ARE TRUE 100%

Therefore, the public is requested to disregard these baseless allegations, which are clearly intended to misinform and generate unwarranted sympathy. The Nigerian Army emphasises the need for sustained public support for the Armed Forces and other security agencies, whose personnel continue to make significant sacrifices in defence of the nation. Citizens are urged to refrain from amplifying unverified claims that may undermine these institutions. Those inclined to support such narratives are advised to desist, as they are founded on falsehoods and are capable of weakening troop morale and national security efforts. The Nigerian Army reaffirms its steadfast commitment to national security and the welfare of its personnel and urges the media to verify information from credible official sources before publication. The public is therefore urged to treat these claims with the disregard they deserve. APPOLONIA ANELE Colonel Acting Director Army Public Relations 7 April 2026

RE: ALLEGATIONS BY DISMISSED EX-LANCE CORPORAL ROTIMI OLAMILEKAN The attention of the Nigerian Army has been drawn to a sensationalised report circulating on social media and mainstream news platforms featuring an interview with a dismissed soldier, Ex-18NA/77/1009 Lance Corporal Rotimi Olamilekan, popularly known as “Soja Boi.” In the interview, he made allegations regarding welfare, remuneration and the provision of uniforms and protective equipment for Nigerian Army personnel. While the Nigerian Army remains focused on its core mandate of safeguarding the nation, it has become necessary to correct these falsehoods to prevent the public from being misled. The Nigerian Army categorically states that Mr. Olamilekan was not dismissed for “speaking the truth” or expressing opinions on political leadership. He was dismissed following persistent and grave acts of indiscipline, including violations of the Armed Forces Social Media Policy. Like all professional militaries, the Nigerian Army operates under a strict Code of Conduct and the Armed Forces Act. Unauthorised media appearances, commercialisation of military identity, partisan content creation and misuse of military uniform constitute clear breaches of established regulations. His dismissal followed due process in line with military laws. On the issue of remuneration, the Nigerian Army operates a well-structured and transparent salary system, where earnings are determined by rank and years of service, as clearly stipulated in the Manual of Financial Administration for Armed Forces of Nigeria (MAFA). In addition to consolidated monthly salaries, personnel are entitled to uniform allowances and other allowances, which are periodically paid directly into their accounts. Furthermore, troops deployed on operations or assigned to duties outside their units receive Ration Cash Allowance, Habit Allowance, in addition to free feeding arrangements. Personnel serving in operational theatres, such as Operation HADIN KAI in the North East, are also paid operational allowances and other mission-specific entitlements designed to support their welfare and enhance operational effectiveness. The portrayal of soldiers as receiving no additional benefits beyond basic salary is therefore misleading and inaccurate. The claim that soldiers are required to purchase uniforms and protective equipment, including bulletproof vests and helmets, is entirely false. The Nigerian Army prioritises the welfare, safety, and force protection of its personnel. The provision of uniforms, kits, arms, ammunition, and operational gear is an institutional responsibility executed through established logistics systems. Dedicated ordnance units oversee the procurement, storage, and issuance of these items to ensure troops are adequately equipped for operations. While some personnel may choose to supplement issued kits based on personal preference and comfort, such actions are voluntary and do not indicate any systemic failure. The assertion that troops operate without protective gear is not only false but also reckless, as it undermines public confidence and troop morale. For the avoidance of doubt, no soldier is deployed to an operational theatre without the necessary protective equipment. Claims that such gear is only issued during ceremonial visits are deliberate falsehoods intended to mislead the public. The Nigerian Army remains committed to the highest standards of discipline, accountability, and troop welfare. Operational decisions regarding postings and deployments are guided strictly by strategic and operational requirements.

@DanielRegha Same bandits are pardoned and reintegrated into the security agencies. This is what APC brought into Nigeria But relax Peter Obi will fix and reset Nigeria

According to the NPF, no Nigerian is allowed to own or be in possession of prohibited firearms for your personal protection, that is to say, it's a serious crime. OK that has been stated according to the govt. But let me get this straight, how come bandits who possess and use all sorts of weapons to spread terror now get pardons? Make it make sense.

@PeterPsquare You proved them wrong. You be okwute!

@junior_vire @OneJoblessBoy You can't even write proper sentence mugu

@OneJoblessBoy SoJas no day buy Bullet Prood Vest or Head vest or their own stop lying too much Guy.

"Na me still buy injection and drugs for myself inside that detention..." Lance Corporal Rotimi Olamilekan (Rtd) shares the story of his arrest and subsequent dismissal from the Nigerian Army over a viral social media post.

@HananyaNaftali Australian police chase out Muslims faithfuls who blocked the road in Sydney for prayers

🚨 $655.5 MILLION judgment reinstated! US Appeals Court orders the Palestinian Authority and PLO to pay massive damages to American victims of the Second Intifada terror attacks they financed and orchestrated. After years of legal battles, justice finally wins. Terror has consequences.

@oba_badele @DanielRegha She supported Tinubu before and retraced her steps knowing fully well it was a bad call and since 2022 she has joined other Nigerians to remove the cancer APC. Yes we need a working system

@durablekudu @DanielRegha Repent? Bro na repentance we need or working system?

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you, the ACTIVIST.

@nneamaka_orji It's not abuse in any way someone has to take care of the physically challenged boy, he has to procreate, he has to be fed, he has to have sex like a normal human, someone has to do that. Allow the couple to live their life.

This is abuse. Even for a mentally stable person this is abuse.

@SaharaReporters What is the Nigerian Army doing in the SE when the real threats to life is happening in the North

WATCH: Katsina Residents Flee Homes In Droves As Terrorists Issue Threat Letter Of Imminent Attacks

@vdmempire Australian police forcefully chase out Muslims who blocked the road to pray in Sydney

“To DSS if this is a way to get me caged Omo make una think twice oo because I don’t do politics I just speak on matters affecting us all”—VDM

@durablekudu @Alex_Barbir We're all in this together, right? If we can focus on the real issues and not let terrorists run the show, we'd be unstoppable.

@DanielRegha That act should be expunged from our laws. You can't be a referee in a match you are playing. Joke of a country

The first mistake was allowing any sitting president appoint the INEC chairman.

@Richview22 Insert some fathers e get why 😜

The only man who wants to see you do better than him in life is your father. Fathers deserve a luxurious life too.

@DanielRegha Nigeria oligarchs enrich themselves from the dysfunctional society and travel to other countries where things are done right to freely ride bicycles without fear of Agbero and Roque police.

Femi Otedola despite praising Tinubu's administration repeatedly, is yet to ride a bicycle in public, here in Nigeria, like he's done in Maldives and Singapore. I guess he too doesn't trust the country's security well enough to move freely, but wants Nigerians to trust in reforms. "Happiness is free" (in Maldives and Singapore). Lolz.

@DanielRegha You should be focusing on the 5B your own dad gave you. This your entitlement mentality is boring fix up

We are yet to get a proper account of what Cuppy has done with the N5.1 billion that was given/donated to her foundation in 2019. That is, a N100m from Dangote, and N5b from her dad.

@AbbasAdamMala @Alex_Barbir Bandit we see you Nigeria and boko haram go soon happen to you

@durablekudu @Alex_Barbir Including you and your entire family, Ass f*cker.

2 hours before flight I’m live on Newscentral. DSS attached to me during my mission for protection. Round trip flights. 0 official deportation letter. Embassy never informed of any such desire. These lies only expose the evil in power in Nigeria. See you soon!

@smartnakamoura First Bank is the most porous Bank in Nigeria. Their ATM cards are so vulnerable

A First Bank employee named Tijani Muiz Adeyinka worked on the electronic products team. His job gave him legitimate access to process reversals for customers. He used that access to credit merchant accounts with money that was not theirs. The fraudulent postings went to his wife's Zenith Bank account first. From there to 34 other accounts. Which then spread to 1,190 secondary accounts across multiple banks. By the time First Bank noticed and reported it to the Nigeria Police Force on March 25, 2024...the figure had grown from ₦12 billion to ₦40 billion. He was already on the run. Three court orders across Lagos and Jalingo were obtained to freeze accounts. Some of the money had already been converted to USDT through crypto traders. This is what insider fraud actually looks like in Nigerian banking. Not a dramatic hack. A staff member. A privileged function. No second authorization required. If your system allows any single person to trigger financial transactions without a second approval layer that is your vulnerability. Segregation of duties is not bureaucracy. It is what stands between your system and ₦40 billion walking out the door.