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This is really what most Nigerians pass through in the hands of some military men. I hope the requisite authority will see this and bring the culprit to book..

I remember vividly in 2018, a Female Naval officer seized my phone through my car window and threw it into the nearby pool, along that navy gate-Alakija road, just because an Okada man infornt of my car on trying to find space infornt of my car, (which I refused) hit her(naval officer) back bumber. Before I could dash to rescue my phone and come back, she has zoomed off and nowhere to be found.

I read and hear stories of how the military and top brass sometimes have civilians picked up or brutalized because they drove in front of them or they just didn't like how they drove

Nothing will happen to the chap unless you take it to human rights radio in Abuja or report to their HQ in Abuja. Shame go catch them but na standard practice. Always behaving like animals when among civilians but when they see Boko Haram them go dey form gentle.

FanRong:


For further reading.
https://nigeriabroad.com/how-naval-officer-unachukwu-alphonsus-brutalized-me-for-no-cause?fbclid=IwAR3JLdI00Kln8KjBzMlfll3UbfKcoJlIrPZJrnYBLWMtkQaj7S901Akkfr8

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=747010512727690&id=100022562453574

Lawyers and the enlightened minds in the house, what module can be used to bring the culprit to book. Many Nigerians face this same challenge daily and know nothing, on how to speak up. This story is just 1 out of hundred others happening daily around Nigeria.

Lalasticlala, and Mods, I believe this is front page worthy.

This is disheartening! This should hit front page & I suggest the op should approach the human rights activist

Military always forming superman as long as unarmed civilians are involved.

Later they will be asking stupid questions wondering why people on this forum hate them.