Army Discipline: Soldier Sanctioned for "Misleading" Claims About Troop Feeding in North-East

Nigerian Army personnel at a mess hall during Operation Hadin Kai


The Nigerian Army has sanctioned a soldier serving under Operation Hadin Kai for allegedly spreading misinformation regarding the welfare of troops in the North-East. 


This follows a viral social media post featuring an image of a meal that claimed to show poor feeding standards at the battlefront.  


In a statement released on Saturday, May 2, 2026, Lt. Col. Sanni Uba, Media Information Officer for the Joint Task Force, clarified that an internal investigation proved the image did not reflect the full ration issued to the personnel. 


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“Investigations confirmed the personnel deliberately misrepresented the facts. Sanctions have been applied to uphold discipline and preserve the integrity of the Armed Forces,” Uba stated. 


The Army emphasized that food committees, led by senior non-commissioned officers, monitor meal distribution to ensure transparency.  


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