The viral declaration by Lance Corporal Festus Igenkhai, a Nigerian soldier branded as “Ex-Man,” has escalated into a national controversy. Igenkhai, who was declared wanted by the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) for desertion and violating military social media policies, released a TikTok video accusing President Bola Tinubu and service chiefs of failing to address insecurity.
In a bold twist, he likened his stance to Burkina Faso’s Ibrahim Traoré, hinting at leading a revolution to Aso Rock. His video, titled “Letter to Mr President,” criticized military leaders for complacency, alleging they prioritize comfort over frontline duties, and demanded performance-based accountability for security failures .
While Igenkhai’s rhetoric has resonated with some Nigerians frustrated by persistent insecurity, the military dismissed his claims as “delusional” and unsubstantiated.
Security analysts warn his inflammatory language could destabilize morale, and a nationwide manhunt is underway.
His case highlights tensions within the armed forces and the broader public’s disillusionment with governance, though his revolutionary threats remain speculative amid legal and operational crackdowns. [CONTINUE READING HERE]>>>>
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