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How Newly Recruited Nigerian Soldiers Vow To Deal With Civilians (Video)

A video making the rounds on social media has captured the moment some newly recruited soldiers vowed to deal with civilians who step on their toes.

In the video going viral on social media, the soldiers warned civilians not to cross their paths or else they will deal with them.

They also tagged called civilians useless and hopeless people as they vowed to show no mercy in discharging their duties.

“They are very useless and hopeless. If I catch them, body go tell them. Tell them say make them no cross my lane o, if them try am”, one of the new recruits said.

Watch the video below;

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