Nigerian in US Army Shares Why He Joined American Troops in Old Video: "Hunger"
- A Nigerian man in the American army went viral after an old video of him appeared online amid threats made by the US president Donald Trump
- People reacted talking on social media as the video showed him dancing with a caption that explained why he joined the military
- Many Nigerians took to the comments section to share their thoughts as the video spread on social media
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An old video of a Nigerian in the US Army has gone viral online over what he wrote as the reason he joined the United States military.
This comes just days after the soldier went viral on social media for showing off his muscles and expressing readiness to be sent to Nigeria by the US president to protect the interests of Christians amid alleged genocide.

Source: TikTok
Nigerian in US army trends
In a recent video, the said soldier had shown off his muscles and declared support for the US government after Donald Trump threatened to send troops to Nigeria to fight terrorists over the alleged killing of Christians.

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Amid this, the same soldier who showed support and flaunted his muscles has gone viral again as his old video resurfaced online.
In the old video circulating on his TikTok page, @fav.nigeriann, the soldier added a caption explaining the reason he joined the US Army.
In the TikTok post, he added a caption that read:
“People are asking us why we joined the US Army instead of the Nigerian Army.”

Source: TikTok
The video's caption noted that he and his friend are often asked why they chose the United States Army, and in response, he added a short description as his answer.
The description read:
“Hunger wan scatter my head for Nigeria oo.”
He stated that hunger was the reason he left Nigeria to join the United States Army.
US soldier's reason for joining army trends
Degbemixola said:
"Them dey bring una come home come fight una papa house."

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Joviar friend stressed:
"Help me buy Apple Card come if you don de come abeg."
BHIG JAY wrote:
"Look at how they're well structured."
EMMY BIG DREAM noted:
"So if 9ja and usa get war two of una go follow fight."
user7873876754178 stressed:
"i will never leave Nigeria to join US army,never 9ja all the way."
Heywizzyy noted:
"I thought military personnels were not allowed to keep beards."
Jacinta stressed:
"Somebody said I'm also a us army at night."
Fatima Abdullahi shared:
"Una live una father land go they do SOJA for them see them want fight your parent what are you gonna do now?"
BREE wrote:
"It would be crazy if you end up fighting African countries."
IMOCHI EZE noted:
"Let Nigeria Army breath na, Nigeria Army this Nigeria Army that. Are you the first Nigerian to join US army?"
d_marie shared:
"Una must come serve Nigeria for one year by order of the president."
Watch the video below:
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a US soldier went viral after reacting to Donald Trump’s warning to the Nigerian government. In a trending video, the soldier showed off his muscles and claimed he was ready to protect Christians in Nigeria, following Trump’s allegation of genocide.
UN soldier vows never to fight Nigeria
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian UN peacekeeping soldier vowed to resign from the military if he were ever ordered to take part in any conflict against Nigeria. In a viral Facebook post, he explained that no command, not even from the United Nations, would make him fight his homeland.
He stressed that Nigeria is his hope and Ekiti is his source of strength, adding that he would rather walk away from the army than raise a weapon against his own people. His statement drew widespread reactions online as Nigerians discussed Trump’s threat and the growing tension around the alleged genocide claims.
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Source: Legit.ng
