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Civic Groups Demand Immediate Release Of Nigerian Female Soldier Detained For Exposing Sexual Harassment By Senior Officers - Vimarsana News

Civic Groups Demand Immediate Release Of Nigerian Female Soldier Detained For Exposing Sexual Harassment By Senior Officers

Two civil society organisations - Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Center (RULAAC) and Civil Rights Realisation and Advancement Network (CRRAN) - have called for the immediate release of detained Corporal Ruth Ogunleye who accused some senior army officers of sexual harassment. The groups in a joint statement signed by RULAAC Executive Director, Okechuwu Nwanguma and CRRAN President, Olu Omotayo Esq, faulted the claim by the Nigerian Army that the female soldier had not officially exhausted the available institutionalised channels before going on the social media.

KDF Officer Arrested After Assaulting Man Caught With His Wife - Vimarsana News

KDF Officer Arrested After Assaulting Man Caught With His Wife

The KDF officer was accused of tying up the victim with a rope before taking him hostage.

Colchester soldiers dismissed or punished by Army court - Vimarsana News

Colchester soldiers dismissed or punished by Army court

Twelve Colchester-based paratroopers were dismissed or disciplined in 2023, records reveal.

Nigerian Army Personnel Torture Police Officer, Inflict Severe Injuries On Him Over Alleged Wrong Parking In Delta - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Army Personnel Torture Police Officer, Inflict Severe Injuries On Him Over Alleged Wrong Parking In Delta

A Nigerian Policeman, Edet Inwang is currently in hospital receiving treatment after he was tortured and brutalised by a group of Military men in Asaba, Delta State.  A petition written by Edet’s lawyer, Inibehe Effiong to the Office of the Chief of Army Staff and made available to SaharaReporters on Thursday revealed that the police officer was beaten and physically assaulted by at least 10 soldiers because he allegedly parked his car at a wrong spot.

President's veto powers not a blank cheque - Srem Sai on Akufo-Addo's refusal to assent to 3 bills - Vimarsana News

President's veto powers not a blank cheque - Srem Sai on Akufo-Addo's refusal to assent to 3 bills

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