BREAKING! President Tinubu BANS Homosexuality, Cross- Dressing, Bestiality [Full Details Inside]
In a move that has drawn significant attention, President Bola Tinubu has implemented a sweeping set of new rules for Nigeria’ s military personnel. Under the revised guidelines in the Harmonised Armed Forces Terms and Conditions of Service, certain activities have been strictly prohibited within the armed forces. These include homosexuality, cross- dressing, bestiality, and other actions deemed inappropriate by military standards.
This directive, which is expected to significantly impact the personal and professional lives of military personnel, explicitly bans soldiers and officers from engaging in homosexuality, lesbianism, and any form of sexual activity with animals. It also prohibits participation in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, and Asexual (LGBTQIA+) movements, as well as cross- dressing, which is seen as a direct violation of the armed forces’ core ethical principles. The updated guidelines also emphasize the ban on body piercing and tattooing, labeling such practices as unfit for those in uniform.
In addition to these prohibitions, the new rules emphasize a strict code of conduct regarding behavior on and off duty. The document stresses that military personnel must refrain from engaging in disorderly conduct, brawls, or any actions that may cause public disgrace. The rules are clear on the importance of maintaining decorum, and an officer found drunk— whether on duty or off duty— will face severe consequences.
Furthermore, military personnel are also prohibited from having amorous relationships with subordinates or the spouses of fellow officers. The guidelines make it clear that any romantic involvement that violates this principle will be considered a breach of the military’ s professional standards.
The revised conditions of service further extend to financial obligations, where personnel are expected to fulfill their legal and contractual financial responsibilities promptly. This includes the timely payment of vehicle licenses and insurance, with failure to comply seen as a serious offense.
The regulations also forbid involvement in secret societies or political activities, and officers are prohibited from engaging in private business ventures that may interfere with their military duties. They are also not allowed to use government property, their position, or their name for personal gain, highlighting the need for integrity and professionalism within the armed forces.
Interestingly, while the new rules provide a comprehensive list of prohibited actions, they do not specifically outline the disciplinary measures or punishments for violations. This leaves some questions about the enforcement of these regulations and the consequences that could follow should personnel fail to adhere to the new standards.
As the country watches the unfolding impact of these changes, it remains to be seen how they will affect the behavior and morale of Nigeria’ s military personnel. Only time will tell how these new rules will be enforced and how they will shape the future of the Nigerian armed forces.
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