Nigerian Army debunks welfare claims by dismissed soldier

Author: John GabrielPublished on: April 7, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Nigerian Army debunks welfare claims by dismissed soldier

The Nigerian Army dismissed claims made by dismissed ex-lance corporal Rotimi Olamilekan regarding poor welfare and remuneration. Colonel Appolonia Anele stated that Olamilekan was discharged for acts of indiscipline, not for expressing opinions. She also asserted that the Army provides uniforms and protective equipment, contradicting the former soldier's claims.

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