If this is true, then wonders in Africa can never end. Please read the story below. It made me laugh. I miss Nigeria:
“Yesterday morning, soldiers came to our house to pack my neighbour's property in a truck. There were five of them. This country is just lawless, uniformed men treat civilians with impunity.
They handcuffed my neighbour and started beating him mercilessly. No one could near them or say a word. We couldn't even try to cover the scene, to make a report.
They packed all his properties. Bundled him in the truck and drove off.
Luckily for him, his wife and two kids were saved from the scene. They were at his mom's place since the lockdown began.
No matter his offence, such reaction from any army officer is extreme.
Even my landlady that was owed 2 years rent was dumbfounded. She was told not to interfere at all by the soldiers. She was having issues over the unpaid rent prior to that event. Afterwards, her zeal to collect her money turned to pity.
We didn't even know where he was taken to. We have not heard about him for some days now. That's Nigeria for you. Anything can happen.
Early this morning on my way to work, i saw my neighbour's friend Charlie and asked him if they got any news from him.
He told me;
'It was all a ploy by my neighbour, he wanted to pack out without paying the N500, 000 rent owed, so he went to pay his soldier friend N50k who devised that plan to help him pack his load.
I put my hands on my head and shouted NIGERIA. This country cannot balance ooo.”
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