“If you find me dead, hold Nigerian army responsible” — Ex-army nurse who accused senior officers of sexual harassment cries out
A former nurse of the Nigerian Army has raised serious concerns about her safety, alleging intimidation after accusing senior officers of sexual harassment.
In a viral video circulating online, the ex-servicewoman made an emotional appeal to Nigerians, claiming she felt unsafe while at a military facility where she had gone to file official complaints.
Allegations of Intimidation and Phone Seizure
The woman said she visited the Department of Personnel Management to document her case but was allegedly prevented from doing so. She claimed officials attempted to seize and search her phone against her will.
According to her, the incident occurred despite leaving the army in 2024, adding that her visit in 2026 was part of efforts to pursue justice after multiple unresolved cases.
She expressed fear over her safety, suggesting that unknown actions could be taken against her after leaving the premises.
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 dead, 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.
Growing Calls for Investigation
The video has triggered concern among Nigerians, with many calling for a thorough and transparent investigation into her claims.
As of the time of this report, the Nigerian Army has not issued an official response to the allegations.
Watch the video here…
“If You Find Me Dead, Ask Nigerian Army” — Ex-Army Nurse Who Accused Senior Officers Of Sexual Harassment Cries Out pic.twitter.com/6hVUtlFIvx
— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) April 30, 2026