The sister of the Nigerian soldier who confronted Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike has captured national attention with a heartfelt promise she made to her brother following his viral standoff.
Sister's Emotional Reaction to Viral Video
Identified as Yerima, the soldier became an internet sensation after video footage showed him preventing Minister Wike from accessing a property in Abuja. The military officer maintained his composure while explaining he was acting on orders from his superiors.
His sister, using the social media handle @OumarMrs on X (formerly Twitter), expressed overwhelming pride in her brother's conduct during the tense exchange. She revealed the family had been repeatedly watching the viral clip while enjoying a traditional breakfast.
"My brother made me so proud," she wrote. "We are just here eating koko and akara with this video on repeat."
The Special Promise That Went Viral
In recognition of her brother's professional conduct during the high-pressure situation, the sister made a domestic commitment that resonated with thousands of Nigerians online.
She publicly declared: "I promised to do his laundry for a month."
This simple yet meaningful gesture struck a chord with social media users, who flooded the comment section with messages of support and admiration for both the soldier and his supportive family member.
Nigerians React to Family Bond
The sister's post generated significant engagement from concerned citizens across Nigeria. User @YusuffOlub10929 commented: "Kudos to your brother, your brother is rare gem that can't be quantify, he really make us proud and we are proud of him too."
Another user, @ZINNY_ALI, offered protective wishes: "May whatever thing he believes in keep and protect him."
@MovPlug added: "Greet him for us. Tell him that Nigerians from all walks of life are super proud of him. He has become a standard."
The incident has sparked broader conversations about professionalism in the military and the importance of family support for service personnel. Many Nigerians have praised the soldier for maintaining discipline under pressure while executing his duties.
