The circulation of video capturing movement of heavy military equipment in Ibadan has sparked outrage from members of the public who faulted the recording and posting of the video on social media.
In what was considered a latest move by the federal government in securing the rescue of the abducted Oyo schoolchildren and their teachers, the military had deployed fleet of heavy-duty trucks to the state.
The video of the military vehicles recorded by one of the residents showed how they were transported into Ibadan, the Oyo capital city.
This had however been heavily condemned by some netizens who considered the recording and posting of the video as the exposure of a sensitive information which may be leaked to the suspected terrorists responsible for the May 15 attacks and kidnap of the students and their teachers.
“Bandits are all over social media yet majority of Nigerians are not cautious of what they post on social media. This is a platform the bandits get updates and information. We should all be responsible.”@Abdul_A_Bello
“We truly need social media regulation. We just put anything and everything out there carelessly”@Sportsumpire23
“We know the Bandits are on Social Media yet we post this kinda pictures so they can prepare for the Military right?”@Gr8r9jaDream
“Stop posting government plans to rescue the captives. Una they count like say una no get work”@adeleke14803
“U guys are always stupid. Must you post everything on social media..I blame those people sef. Something wey them go move for night.”@CaptainIzzy01
“Must you people make noise about everything. You has indirectly been an informant too, stop sabotaging efforts”@starleeon
“Those terrorists are here on X They see everything”@gibbs_aloma.
