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A civilian, Emmanuel Odaudu, has spent no fewer than eight months in the Nigerian Military Special Investigation Bureau underground cell in Abuja over an old Facebook video.
Emmanuel’s ordeal reportedly started when he posted online shot videos of himself rapping in his uniform while he was in the army.
It was learnt that the military authorities saw some of the videos, which went viral, and ordered his arrest.
Emmanuel, who was said to have been detained for three months because of the videos, was later released and told he would be redeployed to Maiduguri over the matter but while awaiting his redeployment, the Commanding Officer, 29 Battalion Nigerian Army, Bori Camp, Port Harcourt, dismissed him over another video he made months before his detention.
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A retired soldier, Emmanuel Odaudu, has spent no fewer than eight months in the Nigerian Military Special Investigation Bureau underground cell in Abuja for videoing himself rapping while wearing military uniform and posting same on facebook.
Odaudu’s ordeal reportedly started when he posted online shot videos of himself rapping in his uniform while he was in the army. The military saw the video and ordered his arrest.
Emmanuel, who was said to have been detained for three months because of the videos, was later released and told he would be redeployed to Maiduguri over the matter but while awaiting his redeployment, the Commanding Officer, 29 Battalion Nigerian Army, Bori Camp, Port Harcourt, dismissed him over another video he made months before his detention.
How Nigerian Army Has Detained My Son For Over 8 Months Without Questioning Him Mother Of Ex-soldier
She said Emmanuel was arrested initially over a short video he posted on social media of himself freestyling while in army uniform.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Feb 05, 2021
Helen Odaudu, the mother of Emmanuel Odaudu, an ex-military man detained illegally by the Nigerian Army since June 12, 2020, has said life without her son has become unbearable.
Helen, who spoke with SaharaReporters on Thursday, described the young man s prolonged detention as suspicious because he had been dismissed already for the offence he is being detained for.
She said Emmanuel was arrested initially over a short video he posted on social media of himself freestyling while in army uniform.
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