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Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Nobody: 2:01pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
shortgun: My heart goes to your friend's family and friends. The system can never fail those it was not designed to protect. 1 Like |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by freedom96: 2:01pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
ckmayoca:Yo nigga ![]() |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Nobody: 2:02pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
RaphaelChuks:and who or what are civiliance? if only you know how it feels to be tormented and oppressed by uneducated bushmen carrying the weapons, and misusing the training that my taxes and the wealth of my fatherland paid for. I love the army, and would serve with pride but the actions of those soldiers are a disgrace, regardless of the crime committed. 2 Likes |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by mychiveous(f): 2:03pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
tellwisdom:So this your comment made sense to you? Ok if and when our army does same to you and you decided do nothing that's your own as for me i will sue. |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by chi4ik4(m): 2:03pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
this is a revench mission because soldiers are treated the same way in barracks. too bad that soldiers uses us as experiment.. |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by olumalcolm(m): 2:04pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
I am nt in support of wat dey did to d guy,bt b4 we judge,lets try to find out wat d guy might hv done. Dis Army guys hv feelings too,dey hv lost deir loves 1's to dis war against BH,dey hv lost brothers,fathers etc and dey hv blood running thru deir veins so any little provocation,dey go ova d bar. Let's try to mind d way we behave too cos dere r some Nigerians dat act lik monkeys in public. 2 Likes |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by prospero15(m): 2:04pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
hedonistic: Try being nice 2 me..well hve u encountered one?? Well u should try |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by RaphaelChuks(m): 2:06pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
Free hand to type free mouth to talk. So go ahead and talk ok. U go home anytime u want, u wake up anytime u want, u eat anytime u wantn u bath anytime u want, u go anywhere u wish bt here they under the sun, under the rain, inside de bush, in a dirty environment, in a swampy water, in a smelling environment. Abonding there families, just to make sure that ur safe, just to make sure that u sleep well, just to make sure that u do ur business without any probs, just to make sure u travel safe. Yet u can't appreciate but to rain words of abuse on them. If u cannot stand ur younger one's abuse, insult or emberrassment . Then dnt open ur mouth to insult the Military. Cause before a military personel lay his/her hand on a civilian, then he/she must have crossed boundry. U can say what u like but when u will fall victicm, ur A.I can't save u 2 Likes |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by shotster50(m): 2:07pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
This is quite sad really... No one got the soldier's name tag? |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Nobody: 2:09pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
prospero15: Ol' boy if you drop the weapons and come out one on one you go hear am o.... in the history of insurgency in this country, in which war has the Nigerian army ever successfully quelled an insurgency? MEND, no results, Boko-haram, no results so what is the basis of your assumed superiority over the common man? that is even if you are a soldier at all. 3 Likes |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by ilyas26(m): 2:10pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
And you expect US to sell arms to this barbarians. Pls wake up from that deep sleep |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by tellwisdom: 2:11pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
mychiveous: I cannot be a victim, because, I mind myself and the things I do. Mind you, You cannot sue military. So stop giving a false hope. |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by pauladonis(m): 2:11pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
You ppl crying out abt the man being a civilian, what if he is a prisoner of the war between NIGERIAN ARMY & BOKO HARAM... this is the kind of treatment i would want the soldiers to mete out to captured Boko Haramists... till their deaths. |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by carus001: 2:12pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
Kudos to bayelsa people keep killing them 1 Like |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Vicben(m): 2:13pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
Oh My goodness! ![]() |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by hedonistic: 2:14pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
prospero15: I can't be nice to arrogant idiots who think that their khakis make them superior to fellow Nigerians. It is beyond disgusting. Don't be deluded into thinking that you are stronger than anybody else. Drop that taxpayer funded gun and the assurance of mob mentality disguised as e spirit d corps wherein you can always get several of your colleagues to fight for you. Drop all that and face me one on one and then let's see how strong you are. If you cowards must always swarm around like bees to fight for each other and intimidate civilians, what is the difference between you and the average group of armed robbers, rag tag thugs, or cultists out there? Any animal with some connections to one politician or traditional ruler or the other can get into the military. That isn't enough justification to walk around with a chip on your shoulder and feel like some superhuman. 6 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Nobody: 2:15pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
a superficial analysis of the picture tells me that the guy was a thief. look at the bag on the ground about a meter to the front of the lady standing there. It looks like he may have been chased and apprehended but from the body posture of that lady with her hands clasped i don't think even she herself is too delighted with the manner of punishment. Plus there is that other guy who looks like an officer rolling up his sleeves with a whip in his hand probably about to flog the naked wet body of this poor fellow already cover in septic material leaving him extremely prone to infection. And for what? 1 Like |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Jackrich: 2:15pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
Infomizer:The grinding poverty and inadequate knowledge on people's basic rights as citizens of Nigeria is major factor why someone in uniform thinks that they can harrass anybody and go scot free. |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by ogedax: 2:16pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
You people didn't border to ask what the guy did weather his a criminal or a boko haram member you are here casting stones on the military men rubbish people |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Jackrich: 2:18pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
AncientJerk:It is not the duty of the military to run after small time thieves and street urchins. If they apprehend a criminal in the discharge of their duties ,it is their duty to hand him or her over to the police and this is the standard practice. There is no justification for the treatment given to that man under any circumstances. Don't justify evil , it might be your turn tomorrow. 5 Likes |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Nobody: 2:20pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
Jackrich: Oga you've misunderstood me. Check my three posts in this thread...strongly condemned their actions sir. No way in support of this. 1 Like |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Dexema(m): 2:21pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
uchwar1:Disappointing post you wrote here,we cant all be soldiers thats why a few were chosen to PROTECT the nations integrity and its citizens,they were not chosen to harass INNOCENT civilians. I'm still chilling, someone here should know what transpired to warrant such treatment as it even looks like a newspaper caption. 1 Like |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by kadunasouth(m): 2:21pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
This is madness of highest order if truely ordinary civilian even BH member are meant to treat like these but ve never see arrested BH put in gutter like these so sad Nig soldier where the human rite they should wake up o! |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by bigiyaro(m): 2:22pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
not surprise o, wen d army is full of almajiris n illitrate thugs, wen it come professional stuffs like urban combat wit BH, dem no sabi, bt to exibite babaric behaviour towards d very citizens dey r surpose to protec dey become professionals in dat aspect. Metchewww 1 Like |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by password88(m): 2:24pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
The post only provides us with visual image of some one being humiliated, but let me ask. The. Offence committed was not made known to us, l wud like to know the offence he committed before saying anything. If u look closely it is not just one soldier that is administering the punishment. There are other soldiers there. Remember they are trained not to deal with human beings but evil spirit mixed criminals (terrorists) but at thesame time the level of discipline they have acquired wud also make them to react to issues differently. Sorry for that guy ![]() ![]() |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Nobody: 2:28pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
RaphaelChuks: what won't i hear? well we might as well give NYSC members guns and whips to start pouncing on civilians following this guys intelligent argument.... i mean after all they are "abonding" their families too na...abi? SMH. 3 Likes |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Jackrich: 2:36pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
AncientJerk:Well, I got your drift but I was only responding to the content of your post that I quoted. ![]() Anyway sha ba wahala ! |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Nobody: 2:37pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
RaphaelChuks: Last I checked Nigerian army never conscripted anybody forcefully, choosing to serve under the sun and in the swamp was your choice, and so you should do so with honour. Do you know that even in war, doing certain things to your sworn enemy can still be considered war crimes and you can get the death penalty for it, regardless of all your sacrifice and time spent in smelly environment. Do you know how much we civilians put into saving the lives of some of your folks that were court-martialled to death last time? The truth is our military needs more education especially the non commissioned officers, knowing how to shoot a gun and dishing out inhumane punishment isn't what makes a soldier. 2 Likes |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by hedonistic: 2:40pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
RaphaelChuks: Look at this barely literate imbecillllle spewing incoherent and illogical rubbish here. Who forced you into the army? Were you conscripted into the Military or did you join voluntarily? If it was your voluntary decision to join the Military (not for any noble purposes, but to have the opportunity to wear khaki, oppress civilians, and impress local girls), then why are you whining and wailing about nonsense, and why do you feel so entitled to unquestioning and servile gratitude by the rest of the citizenry? Who told you that the Military's role is more important than that of the police, or even doctors teachers, farmers, and other categories of professionals and vocations out there? Why do you think you are more special, and should be allowed to do whatever you like with impunity? It is a big shame on our nation that senseless bastards like you can get into the armed forces because they are connected to one godfather or the other. In civilised countries whose economies are knowledge-based, you would be a jobless panhandler begging for alms by a street corner. 4 Likes |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by Nobody: 2:40pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
dialfa: So I heard O. One sergaent himself told me about the rapings killings..... You can see the man was scarred. He resigned upon his return |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by yubarbs(m): 2:41pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
No wonder they're been killed anyhow. Those ones killed recently in Bayelsa might have caused all sorts of atrocities on civilians,n they paid for it anyway. |
Re: Soldiers Treat A Civilian Like An Animal In Nasarawa State (Photo) by prospero15(m): 2:42pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
hedonistic: well i dnt hve words 4 u...u write frm d comfort of ur home or working place raining abuses...i urge u nt 2 jst sit der go out der nd prove wot cowards d NA or rather d military personnels re...why don't u join d military nd knw wot it takes dan being an E-critic of d military |
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