FRSC officials beat up soldiers for invading their office. A heated confrontation between the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) officials and the military was caught on video, quickly spreading across social media. In the video, three military officers reportedly initiated an attack on FRSC officials during their invasion of the FRSC headquarters, sparking a heated altercation over an unspecified issue. In retaliation, the road safety workers were seen in the viral footage physically confronting the soldiers, expressing their outrage at the audacity of the military officers to enter their office and assault them.
Despite attempts by one army officer to intervene and separate the conflicting parties, the situation escalated, and efforts to find a resolution appeared futile.”
People reactions below:
@n6oflife6 commented; “Soldiers don suffer for this Naija 😳😩”
@Chimaizuobi; “😂 na person wey run this kind video show face for end I dey look, im fit be civilian even”
@Leedani7; “Please make sure to post the response from the military oo Chuks”
@Olaitankenny007; “Help me remind those FRSC guys say them no get gun o, well this happened once in 50 years”
@GreatMichael1; “Road safety no fear soldier again 😳🙄, any way since they bowed down to the Usurper they began to lose relevance. I hope they wake up soon”
@obehieguakhide; “There are no law enforcement agencies. They are just a bunch of unprofessional people in uniform, oppressing anyone they can”
@uchebakaadi; “My popcorn is ready for d return match of this fight. Pray that u r not unfortunate to b in d vicinity when that happens.”
@obijoseph_c; “Very soon army go dey chop slap from VIO.. They are gradually selling their respect… Started with fighting police men to this…”
@daviddutchy18; “Las las iya lomaje road safety yi ……. Abeg make sure you share part 2 of this movie”
video below
F1ght btw Road safety officers and Nigeria soldiers.
It's a big shame seeing law enforcement agencies f*ghting each other 🤦🤦 pic.twitter.com/Njw8S8DmIK— CHUKS (@ChuksEric_2) January 1, 2024