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Nigerian Army Detains Two Soldiers Over Unauthorized Deployment at Influencer Wedding
Lagos, Nigeria – The Nigerian Army has arrested two active-duty soldiers for their alleged involvement in an unauthorized security deployment at the high-profile wedding of TikTok personalities Habeeb Hamzat (Peller) and Jarvis, according to military sources.
Key Details:
- Arrested Soldiers:
- Private Onasanya Ifeoluwa (Service No: 23NA/85/10007)
- Private Ukpai Onyinyechi (Service No: 23NA/85/7885)
- Unit: Both serve with the 81 Division Medical Services and Hospital (81DMSH) in Obalende, Lagos
- Incident: Unauthorized security deployment at the Lekki wedding venue
Background:
The arrests followed viral social media videos showing uniformed military personnel:
- Providing security at the private celebrity event
- Escorting attendees, including influencer Ivanna
- Controlling crowd access at various venue points
Military Response:
- Intelligence reports identified the soldiers’ involvement
- Arrests were made Tuesday morning
- Preliminary investigation launched to:
- Determine full extent of involvement
- Identify any other participating personnel
Context:
The wedding, held last weekend, was a major social media event featuring:
- Numerous Nigerian influencers and celebrities
- Large crowds of fans and guests
- Significant online discussion about military presence at a private function
Army Policy:
The Nigerian Army strictly prohibits:
- Unauthorized private security details
- Irregular deployments without official approval
Next Steps:
Military officials have stated they will provide updates as the investigation progresses.
Photo Caption: Nigerian Army personnel on duty (Credit: PM News)
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