Military Denies Allege Maltreatment of Naval Rating.


..... Commences investigation on the Purported viral video -DHQ 

By Aviashima Toom, Abuja.
The Armed Forces of Nigeria has Denied maltreatment of one Seaman, Haruna Goshut (a naval rating) by a Senior Naval Officer.

This was contained in a statement signed by the Coordinator, Defence Media Operations, DHQ, Maj. Gen. John Enenche in Abuja, 


Enenche said the Military High Command has already commenced investigation on the viral video with a view to unraveling the true state of affairs. 

He assured that the general public would be notified the true outcome of the investigation when concluded.

The statement read said....

"The attention of the Nigerian Military has been drawn to  a video trending in some quarters alleging maltreatment of one Seaman Haruna Goshit (a naval  rating) by a senior naval officer.

"In the  viral video, the said naval rating stated how he was unjustly maltreated by a superior senior naval  officer. 

"However, in line with global best practices, the Military High Command has commenced investigation on the viral video with a view to unraveling the true state of affairs. 

"The general public is hereby notified that  the outcome of the investigation will be made known when concluded". The statement stated.

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