Nigerian Army Arrest Corporal Omoh For Jumping ATM Queue And Flogging Bank Customer

The 9 Brigade of the Nigerian Army has captured a Corporal, Omoh F, who was gotten on video beating a lady at an Oshodi part of the United Bank of Africa in Lagos. 

The Spokesman for the 9 Brigade, Major Olaniyi Osoba, affirmed this to The PUNCH on Monday. 

"I can affirm to you that he has been kept and examinations are progressing," Osoba said. 

Prior, a woman tweeted on Monday how she was whipped with a belt by the corporal. 

Tweeting with her handle, @vels20, she asserted that the trooper had attempted to bounce an ATM line yet she tested him. 

She further expressed that this infuriated Corporal Omoh who eliminated his belt from his abdomen and lashed her. 

She tweeted, "I was simply attacked by a military authority early today 26/10/2020 at the ATM remain of UBA at their Oshodi branch. I am as yet shaking and crying as I compose this since I have never felt this path in all my years. I'm likewise terrified composing this since he undermined me. 

"In this way, my life is your hands Nigerians. I was in the ATM line and this military authority requested that I move so he could pass. I inquired as to whether he was in the line that there is a line, he requested that I move. I moved and kept inquiring as to whether he was in the line. 

"He erupted as you will find in the video beneath, and before I realized what happened he drew out his belt and hit me. 

"This occurred at UBA branch in Oshodi and the security men were there. I in a real sense cried my way to the workplace. I never offended him. He took steps to cause me to seep in my own nation since I inquired as to whether he was in the line. I need equity." 

In the video, clients are seen begging the warrior who would not be assuaged as he removes his belt from his midriff to lash the woman. 

The person in question, who wished to stay unknown, revealed to The PUNCH that she was all the while feeling torments. 

"I am still in torment at this moment," she stated, including that she was thinking about making lawful move against the military. 

The video, which had been shared great many occasions on a few online media stages, was broadly denounced by Nigerians. 

Absolution International, just as a few rights gatherings, have blamed the Nigerian Army for common freedoms infringement some of which incorporate torment, exposing regular people to whipping or altogether extrajudicial killings.