Why growing up I love military personnel the way they dress, corporate, the action and everything about them. Then I always say I want to be a soldier even as being a woman, then my friend will be like you will not go and find something good to do is becoming a soldier (a female soldier) I will smile and said I love that career of life. Meanwhile I've been willing and wanting to serve humanity since childhood maybe through military I can do that. That was my thinking then as a child. After I finish my secondary school my idea of life changed immediately and becomes something else, then I no longer remember or wanting to become the military soldier I wanted before. What is meaningful I develop interest for Medical Profession after my secondary school. So far so good, it have not been a bad one we have been pushing it and hoping that we will become the best of ourselves. The experience I had with military man in my country make me regretted every single day I thought of becoming a military personnel. It was not funny at all that very day I have to cry and he was not even looking at my face, talk more of to pity me.
That very day I was traveling from my father's house to market to get some few food stuffs for the house. On my way going I didn't know we are close to Army checkpoint, and I was playing a game with my phone and with earphone connected to my ear, who is still in this army checkpoint I don't know the time an army man came close to me and ask me to come down from the car, heaven knows that I was very afraid and I don't know what is next to do I started crying already from the bus before coming down, when I get close to him he asked me to give him my phone I tried to explain myself then I receive a hot slap fro the military soldier, the tears that drop from my eyes were so hot that I felt the temperature.
It did not just end there, he asked the car move why I stay with them and wait for another car, everyone was begging him and I was so ashamed that very day, because what on earth did I even do now. I was so Afraid that I was shaking, after some while of pleading and begging him he asked me to join them back and go but never to press my phone and checkpoint a day. Honestly since that very day if checkpoint are four pole away I will just lock my phone and puts in my back. The experience I had was terrible that very Day, and you know how Nigerians are, Immediately we enter the car the people in the car started their own part of caution and blaming.. Kindly Advice, ensure you don't run into a problem with military soldier especially ones from my country.
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