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Nigerian Army Mourns 17 Fallen Heroes In Delta

Tambaya Julius by Tambaya Julius
March 19, 2024
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The heartbreaking story of 17 Nigerian soldiers tragically slain in Delta State, as the Army grapples with the loss and seeks justice.

In a somber declaration, the Nigerian Army unveils the identities of 17 courageous soldiers who met their untimely demise at Okuama and Okoloba Communities in Delta State.

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Youths, consumed by anger, launched a fatal ambush on the peacekeeping forces, leaving behind a trail of devastation.

The Defence Headquarters, in a poignant gesture, shares the names and photographs of the fallen warriors, ensuring their memory lives on.

Amidst the anguish, the Army undertakes the grim task of recovering the remains of the valiant officers and soldiers, a sight too gruesome to bear.

Lieutenant Colonel A.H. Ali, Major S.D. Shafa, Major DE Obi, and others—each name a testament to bravery, now mourned by a nation.

As the nation grapples with grief, the call for justice reverberates, demanding accountability for the senseless loss of lives.

LCpl Bello Anas, Pte Clement Francis, Pte Abubakar Ali—amongst others—forever remembered for their selflessness and devotion to duty.

The tragedy transcends borders, uniting the nation in mourning as tributes pour in for the fallen heroes.

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