Can I Wear My Military Camouflage While In Nigeria - Fashion - LGB

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Hey guys, I am based in Norway and here, we can wear the camouflage without harassment from anyone...
I am planning wearing my military camouflage while in Nigeria because I have quite a lot them.... But do you guys think I will be harassed? Can I always tip them if any military man wants to harass me...
Wait for your responses. Thanks

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