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Nigerian Senate Honors Fallen Heroes on Armed Forces Remembrance Day

As the world observes Armed Forces Remembrance Day on January 15th, the Nigerian Senate has issued a heartfelt tribute to soldiers who have lost their lives in the line of duty, as well as those currently serving in the military.

The tribute, signed by Chairman of the Senate Committee on the Army Abdulaziz Yar’adua,  praised the selfless sacrifices made by the nation’s military personnel in defense of the country.

In the statement, Yar’adua expressed deep respect for the fallen heroes, acknowledging their ultimate sacrifice for Nigeria’s peace and security. “On behalf of the Senate Committee on Nigerian Army, I wish to pay tribute to our fallen heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our great nation,” he wrote.

The tribute also commended the bravery and dedication of active-duty soldiers who continue to safeguard the nation from both internal and external threats. “January 15th is a day set aside to remember and celebrate the bravery, patriotism, and selflessness of our military personnel who have lost their lives in the line of duty,” the statement read.

Yar’adua highlighted the Senate’s gratitude for the military’s ongoing efforts in maintaining peace and security, emphasizing that their sacrifices ensure that Nigerian citizens can live in safety. The statement further honored the families of the fallen soldiers, expressing hope that the nation would provide ongoing support to those left behind.

“As we celebrate our fallen heroes today, we are reminded of the importance of unity, patriotism, and selflessness. We must continue to work together to build a nation where our military personnel can operate in an environment that is conducive to their safety and well-being,” Yar’adua added.

The statement concluded with a solemn salute to the fallen heroes and their families, urging the nation to remain committed to building a future of peace, unity, and prosperity in honor of their sacrifices. “May their sacrifices not be in vain,” Yar’adua said, as he reaffirmed the Senate’s dedication to ensuring the legacy of the military’s contributions endures.

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