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Troops nab wanted soldier accused of supplying military uniforms to terrorists

The soldier, identified as Private Mohammed Yusuf Amutu of the Nigerian Army Ordnance Corps, was earlier declared wanted after allegedly engaging in the illegal sale and diversion of military uniforms to non‑state actors. According to an Army statement, Amutu had absconded from his unit on 3 June 2026, prompting a manhunt by military authorities. Army spokesperson Major Oluwatope Dorcas Aluko said any personnel found aiding terrorists or criminals through the unauthorized sale or distribution of military kit would face the full weight of both military and civil laws. She added that intensive efforts were launched to locate and apprehend Amutu so he could face investigation and appropriate disciplinary action under extant military regulations. The case has raised fresh concerns about how genuine military gear ends up in the hands of terrorists and bandits, who often use such uniforms to disguise […]

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Army Vows to Discipline Soldier in Ondo Driver’s Death

The Nigerian Army has vowed to expedite disciplinary action against a soldier involved in an altercation that led to the death of a commercial bus driver in Ondo State. According to a statement from the 32 Artillery Brigade, the incident occurred on October 13th at a military checkpoint in Akunu-Akoko. The soldier was called by passengers to help them get a refund from the driver after the bus developed mechanical issues. The army stated the soldier then displayed "very uncouth and unprofessional conduct," resulting in a physical altercation with the driver. The driver was evacuated to several hospitals but sadly died on October 14th. The Army has expressed its deepest sympathy, paid a condolence visit to the family, and promised to cover burial expenses and support the children's education. It assured the public that the soldier would face the full […]

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US Soldier Drives Through 48 States to Fight Homelessness

A Nigerian-American soldier, Yewande Fagunwa, also known as Olori Wendy, has completed a 31-day drive across all 48 contiguous US states to raise awareness about homelessness. Her journey, which began on August 1st, was a decade-long dream. To understand the plight of the homeless, she lived out of her rented car, sleeping in the driver's seat at truck stops and rest areas. The trip was challenging, with mechanical troubles and harsh weather causing delays. Beyond the drive, her mission was one of compassion. At stops along the way, she handed out cash and relief items to homeless individuals, listening to their stories and sharing her own temporary experience of living without a home. She successfully completed her tour of the 48 states, leaving only Alaska and Hawaii for a future journey.

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