Biafra: Nigerians react to Army torturing IPOB members in Aba

hehehehe........Nigerians have reacted to the video footage of soldiers deployed to the South East under the “Operation Python Dance,” who were caught on camera torturing members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.
In a Facebook post, some Nigerians faulted the action while others commended the actions of the soldiers.

According to Okiemute Saduwa: “Is this not the IPOB Lion squad?
Musa Moses: “Alpha That’s right, Aba people are very tough. They deserve it.

“Aba women riot part 2” The film will blast like a wildfire.
Ahmed Musa Maka: “Military to Military. Nigeria Army vs Ipob Military python are dancing already
Melek Olaz Snr: “For those of you saying that the IPOB terrorists are not armed

Moses Efosa Williams: “I hard “EGWU EKE II” will last one month in Igbo land. PLS no one should allow any “EKE” into his or her house.
Let them continue their dance, after a month they will go back to their hole..
Tajudeen Aat Anafi: “Lion squad army or ipob member. bcoz they left home to go and protect KANU fathers house.
Akor Austin: “This is pure SABOTAGE. A Nigeria soldier betraying his collogues with this video
Musa Abdulkadir: “kill them, report suggested that all northerners in the south east are really in danger videos show how northerners are been hunted like bush meat in the east, at every junction every street, tje igbos are patrolling to sigh a bush mean ( a slogan word they refer to northerners) report says more than 400 northerners were killed

Adedamola Adeniran Adeniran: “Nigeria army cannot do this, it is a propaganda
Tia Sholly: “Just mud water and you guys are shouting, thought you’re lions, that’s the way to treat the animals living in the zoo.
Williams Idoko Okpanachi: “Yes that’s how to do de python dance…. Kudos to Nigeria army for dat lectures….. Mumu BIAFROG cowards…
Mark Donald: “We can’t Continue like this, if the world is turning their eyes against us,we have to protect ourselves.

Emmanuel Oregboye: “This is not Nigeria army, watch the video well around 33sec to 40sec, you people we see one of the guy they are beating is laff.” Meanwhile
The 82 Division of the Nigerian Army, Enugu, on Thursday said it has commenced investigations to ascertain the veracity of a video clip, currently trending on the social media, which shows troops humiliating some members of the Indigenous People of Biafra at a check point in Aba, Abia State.
Deputy Director, Army Public Relations, 82 Division, Col. Sagir Musa, disclosed this in a statement which was made available to journalists in Enugu.
Musa disclosed that, if the video clip is found to be factual, the soldiers involved in the incident would be punished according to military justice system.
“The attention of the Headquarters, 82 Division, Nigerian Army, has been drawn to a video clip trending on social media and other platforms purportedly showing troops humiliating some people at a check point in Abia State, Nigeria.
“The issue is being investigated with the view to ascertain the source and the actors in the clip.
“Our Code of Conduct and Rules of Engagement are quite clear and any officer or soldier that infringed on any of such directive, if found guilty, will face full wrath of the military justice system,” the army spokesman said.
However, Musa, in the same breath, pointed out that the army was aware that IPOB was using what he described as ‘manipulated’ pictures and videos to propagate their agenda, and misinform the public.
He urged members of the public to be wary of any information disseminated by the secessionists.
Musa said,”We would like to inform the public that 82 Division is also aware of the planned misinformation and propaganda arrangement by the secessionists, Indigenous People of Biafra.
“They intend to churn out pre-recorded video clips aimed at discrediting the Nigerian Army, causing disaffection among the citizens of this country.
“They will be using bogus, manipulated and photo-shopped photographs as well as video clips.
“The public should be wary of such mischief, scrutinize and report same to the Nigerian Army or any of security agencies.”
Musa added that the 82 Division was determined to ensure safety of lives and property in the course of the ongoing ‘Operation Python Dance’ in the South-East.
“The Division wishes to reassure the public that it is determined to ensuring the safety of lives and properties in its area of operational responsibility, particularly in the entire South-East geo-political zone as enshrined in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
“We do not condone any act of indiscipline in the conduct of our operations and training exercises.
“Any claim of rights violation would be investigated and when confirmed, appropriate disciplinary actions would be taken against the erring personnel,” the army spokesman said.