HomeScience & TechEnvironmentSOLDIERS' HIPPOPOTAMUS VIDEO SPARKS FRESH CALL TO PROTECT NIGERIA'S ENDANGERED WILDLIFE (VIDEO)

SOLDIERS’ HIPPOPOTAMUS VIDEO SPARKS FRESH CALL TO PROTECT NIGERIA’S ENDANGERED WILDLIFE (VIDEO)

A video obtained by Headlinenews.news, purportedly showing soldiers butchering a hippopotamus after it was killed during field operations, has renewed concerns over the protection of Nigeria’s diminishing wildlife.

While the exact location and circumstances have not been independently verified, the footage has prompted calls for greater conservation awareness among security personnel.

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The National Patriots urged the Nigerian Armed Forces to reinforce operational guidelines discouraging the unnecessary killing of protected wildlife. It noted that although troops operating in remote areas may sometimes rely on available food sources in genuine survival situations, protected species such as the hippopotamus should be spared wherever operationally possible.

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The group stressed that ammunition supplied for counterterrorism and security operations should remain dedicated to confronting armed threats rather than being used against protected wildlife except where human life is in immediate danger.

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Nigeria’s biodiversity is a priceless national asset. Protecting endangered species while defending the nation reflects the discipline, professionalism and environmental responsibility expected of a modern military. Every effort should be made to ensure that future generations inherit a country where these iconic animals still exist in the wild.

G. Fraser. MFR
The National Patriots.

Headlinenews.news Special Investigative Desk

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