Moment An Elderly Man Was Harassed By A Nigeria Soldier For Wearing Military Cap

 Nigerian soldiers approach an elderly man outdoors and remove his cap after spotting military-style symbols and emblems on it. The man stays calm and smiles throughout as one soldier examines the red patch closely, points it out, and chats with him – no real aggression, just a routine check!

Overlaid text in Pidgin English repeats: "Abeg make una stop impersonating ▲" (Please stop impersonating), turning the clip into a funny yet pointed commentary on civilians wearing anything resembling army insignia in Nigeria.

Under Nigerian law (Criminal Code Section 110), unauthorized use of military uniforms, badges, or symbols is illegal to prevent impersonation – especially with security threats from groups like bandits or insurgents using fake gear. But many online are calling this petty, saying the army should focus on bigger issues instead of harassing ordinary folks who just like the look.

What do you think – fair enforcement or unnecessary power show? Drop your thoughts below!