A Nigerian army impostor has been apprehended by men of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps in Kaduna. Operatives of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kaduna State Command, have arrested an impostor with the Nigerian Army uniforms and Police beret in Kaduna metropolis despite a 24-hour curfew imposed by the state government.

While parading the suspect on in Kaduna on Tuesday, the State Commandant of the Corps, Modu Bunu said the suspect who gave his name as James Abelagi Tersoo, male (25) was apprehended during a stop and search operations at Jos Road in Kaduna metropolis.

According to the commandant,

“James who said he worked with a private guard (name withheld) claimed he was heading to Kakuri before the arrest.

“When searched, his bag contained one pair of Nigerian Army Camouflage, Black boot, one Green Beret with police crest and two belts (black and white). “The operatives who escorted the suspect to his residence located at Jos Road during investigation recovered another pair of Army Camouflage uniform, two camouflage jungle hats, one pair of Army Uniform, one Army winter-cap, one Army neck Muffler, two Army knee guard, one Army cardigans, two Army Crested T-Shirts and a pair of private guard uniform.”

While calling on parents and guardians to warn their children and wards to be law-abiding and desist from all forms of crime in the interest of peace and stability, he further urged traditional and religious leaders to caution their subjects against indulging in any act capable of destroying the peace measures put in place.

To residents of the places which are still under 24-hour curfew, Bunu urged them to comply and abide by the directive on the restriction of movement, warning that anyone who disobeys the order and is arrested will face appropriate sanctions of the law.

“There are unsubstantiated allegations that security agencies are being complicit in enforcing the curfew imposed on some parts of the state.
“However, the command urges the public to repose high confidence in security agencies which are statutorily established to maintain law and orderliness,” he stressed.

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They should just recruit him into d military and send him to sambisa forest.

I wonder y army uniform dey too sweet some people sef!

IF YOU NO BE SOLDIER, NO DEY CLAIM AM BUT DEM NO GO HEAR.....

Impersonate de whole NA? Dah gai geh mind oo...

Ahhhhhhh, baba!

NCAN

Please report NOW

Propaganda at Peak, These Evil Duo of Nigeria's El rufai and Buhari And those within d Presidency are so Evil Satan trembles at their Wickedness

I thought they said he was a church security? Watin we no go see for zoogeria..

Lizzysamuel:
A Nigerian army impostor has been apprehended by men of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps in Kaduna. Operatives of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kaduna State Command, have arrested an impostor with the Nigerian Army uniforms and Police beret in Kaduna metropolis despite a 24-hour curfew imposed by the state government.

While parading the suspect on in Kaduna on Tuesday, the State Commandant of the Corps, Modu Bunu said the suspect who gave his name as James Abelagi Tersoo, male (25) was apprehended during a stop and search operations at Jos Road in Kaduna metropolis.

According to the commandant,



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The guy get mind o, he go impersonate soldiers for their base.

PATRIOTISM AT ITS HIGHEST

Donald3d:

Me se laugh with u oo

they commit crimes blame it on herdmen and send the news to SW media to escalate

What can I say? Stupidity is for free I guess. Enjoy basking in ur stupidity Mr fake power hungry soldier

Ehya

EmekaBlue:
They should just recruit him into d military and send him to sambisa forest.

I wonder y army uniform dey too sweet some people sef!

They use it whenever there is curfew to move about and harm, kill innocent members of d Muslim community.That's their way of operation in Kaduna and plateau states. Many have guns as well provided them by northern CAN. Its a well planned and organized devilious way to cause as much mayhem as possible.
That's y I continue to say that northern indigenous xtians are d most barbaric brutal and evil set of things to have as neighbors, laughing, dinning and working with u but yet making underground plans and plots against u.

nattty:

Me se laugh with u oo

See the way dem chain the guy

Kill the idiot

This same news Made it to front page with caption "Church Guard" Arrested Fr been in possession of Army Uniform.

He is a Benue guy. Tiv by tribe.

QuitNotice:
Which kain country be dis

Is that how army cuffs look?

Which kind illiteracy dey worry you? Those are shackles, not handcuffs.

[quote author=Quality20 post=72369176] They use it whenever there is curfew to move about and harm, kill innocent members of d Muslim community.That's their way of operation in Kaduna and plateau states. Many have guns as well provided them by northern CAN. Its a well planned and organized devilious way to cause as much mayhem as possible.
That's y I continue to say that northern indigenous xtians are d most barbaric brutal and evil set of things to have as neighbors, laughing, dinning and working with u but yet making underground plans and plots against u.[/quotie]

Since Christians stared fighting back they're now barbaric shey? The northern Christians are the most peaceful and accommodating set of people, but as the saying goes "if you push a goat to the wall it'll turn back and bite".

This guy get mind ooo.

Infact even the real soldiers no go fit detect if hin na fake sef

Him papa Na army

The parents right now....

Most likely this Nigga was in the Army and was dismissed. it is pretty hard for a civilian to go around disguising like a soldier, especially in kaduna. That city, (i think) has the highest concentration of soldiers in the country, and equally a high population of dismissed soldiers. I once met one who was dismissed, but now work for a private security firm.