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#尼日利亚 #西非 #非洲
简要:数篇Facebook帖子声称,政治人物兼总统候选人Peter Obi敦促尼日利亚士兵拒绝新的加薪方案,直到2027年大选之后。但Obi已驳斥该说法“完全不属实”。\n\n尼日利亚总统Bola Tinubu已批准为尼日利亚武装部队人员加薪,自2026年9月1日起生效。根据军衔的不同,加薪幅度从30%到80%不等。\n\n这一宣布引发了褒贬不一的反应,一些尼日利亚人对提高薪酬表示欢迎,另一些人则对其时机提出质疑。\n\n在此背景下,一些Facebook帖子声称,尼日利亚民主大会党总统候选人Peter Obi表示,军队应该拒绝加薪,直到2027年大选之后。\n\n一篇发布于2026年8月8日的帖子写道:“尼日利亚军队应拒绝新批准的加薪方案,直到2027年大选之后 —— Peter Obi。”\n\n在此处、此处、此处和此处也发现了相同的说法。\n\n但Obi真的发表过这样的言论吗?我们进行了核实。
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原文原文 / Original TextIN SHORT: Several Facebook posts claim that politician and presidential aspirant Peter Obi urged Nigerian soldiers to reject the new salary increases until after the 2027 election. But Obi has dismissed the claim as "entirely untrue".
Nigerian president Bola Tinubu has approved salary increases for Nigerian Armed Forces personnel, effective from 1 September 2026. The increases range from 30% to 80% depending on rank.
The announcement has drawn mixed reactions, with some Nigerians welcoming the higher pay and others questioning its timing.
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Against this backdrop, some Facebook posts claim that Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, said the army should reject the increases until after the 2027 general election.
One post, dated 8 August 2026, reads: "Nigeria army should reject the new approved salary increase until after 2027 election - Peter Obi."
The same claim was found here, here, here and here.
But did Obi make such a statement? We checked.
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