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Nigerian Army has dismissed 3040 soldiers.

Newsone reports that the Nigerian Army has dismissed at least 3040 soldiers from service for various acts of misconduct, and indiscipline, including desertion, possession of hard drugs, rape and murder.

This online news platform understands that some of the 3040 soldiers were discharged for cowardice, forgery, drunkenness, poor performance, disobedience to orders, absence from duty/parade and failure to perform military duty.

Similarly, Newsone learned that scores from the 3040 soldiers were also dismissed for Bank Verification Number issues, vetting problems, insubordination, civil offence, extortion, defilement and conduct prejudicial to service.

Newsone reports that some of the 3040 soldiers were dismissed for conspiracy, ‘misfire,’ stealing, impersonation, attempted rape, assault, unlawful release of prisoners and cheating.

The names of the 3040 dismissed soldiers were contained in a 90-page document titled, ‘List of soldiers dismissed from the Nigerian Army,’ obtained by our correspondent in Abuja on Friday.

Newsone reports that the dismissal period for the 3040 soldiers was, however, not mentioned in the document.

Over 1,000 soldiers were discharged for AWOL (Away Without Leave), while hundreds others were sacked for desertion.

List of 3040 soldiers dismissed by Nigerian Army


Newsone reports that more than 20 others were equally dismissed for having foreign spouses, pregnancy without marriage, attempting to have sex with a colleague’s wife, hiding from the enemy, attending civilian burials in military uniforms, negligence, loss of ammunition, theft of rifles, sleeping on sentry duty, travelling without a pass, among other things.

This online news platform understands that while Sgt. Abdullahi Usman was dismissed for going away without leave,  Samson Tart was sacked for attempted rape, L/Corporals Thlama Jaduwa and Ujah Stephen were relieved for illegal duty and indiscipline respectively.

Also, Newsone reports that L/Cpl Nande Samson and Cpl Julius Abiodun were sacked for five-day absence and disobedience to order, respectively, while  Akaa Abani and Daniel Timothy, both privates,  were discharged for possession of Indian hemp.


Newsone reports that L/Cpl Kareem Umoru dismissed for accidental discharge, L/Cpl Ofodile Chuka (misconduct);  Abdullahi Danladi (extortion); L/Cpl Doris Ozah (disobedience to standing order); Cpl Taofeek Alagbala (AWOL); Pte Alexander Goji (forgery) Danladi Yusuf (unlawful release of prisoner) were also on the list.

Newsone reports that the Nigerian Army also discharged Ptes Kingsley Obumneke and James Joseph for misfiring,  Ishiali Franklin and Cpl Abdullahi Mohammed were sacked for failure to perform military duty, L/Cpl Romade Olumide (desertion),  Friday Olorunaye (double pay in a month); Pte Mohammed Abubakar (aiding and abetting).

Also, Pte Danlamin Garba was discharged for disgraceful conduct while Mohammed Ibrahim and Aliyu Dangaladima were dismissed for stealing.


Pte Ankpande Simeon was disengaged for attempted murder while Samson Hagai, Ibrahim Magaji, Echeji Abraham, Bashiru Bello, Kole Lawal, James Jeremiah, Ameh Ameh, Aliyu Abdullahi, Ilya James and Ado Ali were dismissed for drunkenness.

Newsone reports that the Nigerian Army also sacked Ipinyomi Emmanuel, a private, and James Itodo, for siphoning fuel from an Armoured Personnel Carrier.

Similarly, Newsone Nigeria reports that Bassey Asinya was discharged for murder, Adeosun Kazeem sacked for manslaughter  while Alisabatu Tanko was dismissed for getting pregnant out of wedlock.

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