Nigerian Army Denies Claims by Dismissed Soldier Olamilekan

The Nigerian Army issued a statement addressing allegations made by dismissed soldier Rotimi Olamilekan, known as "Soja Boi," in a viral interview. The Army described Olamilekan's claims as misleading and false, asserting that his dismissal on April 7 was due to persistent acts of indiscipline, including violations of military regulations and unauthorized media appearances.
The Army clarified that Olamilekan's dismissal followed due process and rejected his claims regarding salary and benefits, stating that soldiers are entitled to their uniforms and that remuneration is determined by rank and years of service. The statement also refuted claims that soldiers are deployed without necessary protective gear, emphasizing that no soldier is sent into operations without adequate equipment.
The Army urged the public to disregard Olamilekan's allegations, labeling them as baseless and intended to misinform the public.
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