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Nigerian Soldier Questions Lack of Recognition Amidst Super Eagles’ Lavish Gifts

By Alex Tsado

A Nigerian soldier, identified as Adie Paul, has expressed frustration over the lack of recognition for soldiers serving in the North East, particularly at a time when President Bola Tinubu has gifted Super Eagles players houses, plots of land, and national honours. Adie Paul, who sustained a bullet injury while serving in the North East, voiced his discontent on his X handle. He responded to a tweet highlighting the rewards given to Super Eagles players, questioning the disparity in recognition between soldiers on the battlefield and the football team.

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