Moment Nigerian soldiers punish masquerade who harassed people for money by asking him to frog jump (video)

A hilarious video is currently making rounds in the online community and it shows two men of the Nigerian army meting out punishment on a masquerade.

For many pedestrians in this part of the world who often take to the road on a daily basis, the offsetting sound of car horns and reckless bus drivers are not the only things they have to deal with, harassment from masquerades also makes the count.

From boxing unsuspecting people into corners in a bid to coarse them into parting with their money, to using their long whips to terrorize anyone that does not bend to their will, the excesses of these masquerades are hard to go unnoticed.

A particular one however met with his water-loo as he was recently accosted by two Nigerian soldiers who gave him a taste of his own medicine for terrorizing residents in the Fadeyi area of Lagos.

In the video, the man who was clad in his masquerade attire was seen undergoing the punishment popularly known as ‘frog jump’.

Watch the video below:

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Nigerian soldiers punish masquerade who harassed people for money in Lagos (video)

Screenshots showing the soldiers as they disciplined the masquerade. Photo: @dopmedia
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This will probably serve as a lesson to other masquerades that are fond of frightening people.

In other news, Legit.ng previously reported the story of a young man who had won a court case for his father, 23 years after he was sued over a land dispute. The young man disclosed that he became a lawyer just so he could help his old man get justice.

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