The Chief of Army Staff, Taoreed Lagbaja, said a soldier who criticised Lagos State governor, Babajide San-Olu, in a viral video has been arrested. Lagbaja stated that the conduct of the soldier caught driving against traffic does not represent the entire Nigerian Army. He disclosed that many viral videos showing soldiers criticizing Sanwo-Olu were fake.
The Chief of Army Staff, Taoreed Lagbaja , said a soldier who criticised Lagos State governor, Babajide San-Olu, in a viral video has been arrested. Lagbaja stated that the conduct of the soldier caught driving against traffic does not represent the entire Nigerian Army . He disclosed that many viral video s showing soldiers criticizing Sanwo-Olu were fake.
The Chief of Army Staff, Taoreed Lagbaja, said a soldier who criticised Lagos State governor, Babajide San-Olu, in a viral video has been arrested. Lagbaja stated that the conduct of the soldier caught driving against traffic does not represent the entire Nigerian Army. According to the Army Chief, only one authentic video was investigated, and the unidentified soldier involved had been arrested. He said that the Army has taken steps to instruct soldiers on how to behave in the different localities they are deployed. On January 2, Governor Sanwo-Olu ordered the arrest of a soldier and some commercial motorcyclists for driving against the traffic on the Lagos-Badagry expressway
Soldier Arrested Criticising Lagos Governor Viral Video Conduct Nigerian Army Fake Videos Driving Against Traffic Taoreed Lagbaja
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