See What Court Said Should Happen To Three Nigerian Soldiers Who Killed Their Colleague

As indicated by Premium Times, three Nigerian fighters were seen as liable of homicide on Friday February 7, and accordingly condemned to 10 years in jail by the general court-military that sat at the military central station in Abuja for killing their associate. 

While an Army Captain recognized basically as Amosu was absolved of the charges in the preliminary which spread over for a long time, Akeem Oseni and Ogbemudia Osawe (the two majors) and Nuhu Dogary ( second lieutenant) were seen as liable of tormenting Collins Benjamin, a spear corporal to death. The wrongdoing is culpable under area 105 of the Armed Forces Act 2004 by life detainment. 

Premium Times announced that Benjamin kicked the bucket in the wake of being approached to "forward move" in a football contribute at Mogadishu Cantonment Abuja on February 23, 2017. 

Osawe and Dogary have been remanded in jail authority as it was further discovered that Oseni has since been on the loose in the wake of taking consent to utilize the can after the judgment was passed. 

The Nigerian police and the State Security Service have just been alarmed to capture the escaping trooper.

February 10, 2020