When ‘Do you know who I am?’ pass ‘Do you know who I am?’

Twitter user @ifeagbeja has shared the most hilarious story (one he heard while doing gbeborun, but still).

A lot of us have stories of oppression from military officers, and the truth is this is one of those rare situations the oppressor and the oppressed are both military officers

Opression from military officers in our society is not a new phenomenon, one that has been accepted as normal in some quarters. However, it is a narrative that has to change.

We must however, not fail to acknowledge the sacrifice these officers make everyday for our safety and we are grateful for that.

But anyway, before too much talk, read the thread and let us know what you think!