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Expose Army’s Female Soldier Harassment

In a shocking revelation that has stirred public outrage, a Nigerian female soldier identified as Ruth Ogunleye has come forward with allegations of victimization and maltreatment against her superior officers. Ogunleye, using her TikTok handle @ogunleyeruthsavage1, claimed the female Soldier has been subjected to harassment due to her refusal to succumb to the sexual advances of her superiors.

In a video shared on TikTok, the female Soldier pointed fingers at specific officers, including Col. I. B. Abdulkareem, Col. G. S. Ogor, and Brig. Gen. I. B. Solebo, accusing them of making her life unbearable since joining the Army. the Soldier detailed instances of alleged assault, forced injections, orchestrated removal from her residence, and confinement to a psychiatric hospital.

Ogunleye further asserted that Abdulkareem obstructed her career progression by denying her promotional courses after she rejected his romantic advances. She claimed that her account was frozen for a year, leaving her without a salary, and that she was subjected to physical assaults and injections orchestrated by her superiors.

Despite the potential consequences, Ogunleye courageously appealed to Nigerians for support, anticipating grave repercussions and possible arrest. She disclosed that her father’s attempts to intervene had been unsuccessful.

Social media erupted with calls for justice, with users expressing solidarity with Ogunleye and demanding the dismissal of the accused officers if found guilty after investigations.

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The Nigerian Army responded to the allegations, urging the public to allow the investigative process to unfold and committing to uphold the integrity and morals of its personnel. Maj. Gen. Onyema Nwachukwu, the Director of Army Public Relations, criticized Ogunleye for not seeking redress through the proper channels but assured that the allegations would be thoroughly investigated.

The incident has ignited a conversation on the need to address issues of sexual harassment within the military and ensure a safe working environment for all personnel. Public sentiment emphasizes the importance of protecting individuals who come forward with such allegations and holding perpetrators accountable for their actions.

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