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Posted by Thandiubani on Wed 04th Jan, 2017 - tori.ng

Nigerian soldiers who went berserk and started shooting their senior officers have revealed why they did it.

*Photo used for illustrative purpose*

The Nigerian Army authorities may have lied over recent events of soldiers going on rampage in Sambisa forest.

A new video has shown soldiers deployed to battle Boko Haram insurgents revealing the true reason why they went on rampage in the Sambisa Forest and turned against their superior officers, protesting and shooting indiscriminately.

In the video released on Wednesday by Premium Times, the soldiers spoke their minds against the ills they have suffered in the hands of the military authorities.

The soldiers revealed that they were not told how long they would spend at a particular location and claimed that most of the vehicles they used were in bad shape which made them vulnerable and easy targets for the terrorists.

Watch video below: