A former nurse of the Nigerian Army has alleged intimidation and raised concerns over her safety after accusing senior officers of $3xual h@ra$$ment.
In a viral video circulating online, the ex-servicewoman made an emotional appeal to the public, claiming she felt unsafe after visiting a military facility to pursue her complaint.
She said she went to the Department of Personnel Management to officially document her allegations but was allegedly prevented from doing so. According to her, officials also attempted to seize and search her phone during the encounter.
The woman explained that she had already left the military in 2024, but returned in 2026 in an effort to seek justice over what she described as unresolved cases of hara$$ment.
She further expressed fear for her personal safety, suggesting that she was worried about possible repercussions after leaving the premises, and called on Nigerians to pay attention to her situation.
Emotional Appeal Sparks Public Concern
In the video, she repeatedly warned that if anything happened to her, the military should be held responsible.
“So, Nigerians, in case you people find me d3ad, you people should ask army,” she said.
She also claimed she was unfamiliar with the environment and feared she could be targeted after leaving the location.