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Soldiers Cry Out: N50,000 Salary Can’t Even Buy A 50kg Bag Of Rice, Pleads For Attention From President Tinubu

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Soldiers Cry Out: N50,000 Salary Can’t Even Buy A 50kg Bag Of Rice, Pleads For Attention From President Tinubu....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Written By Oshiobugie John

In an open letter dated January 27, 2024, an unnamed Nigerian soldier expressed deep concerns and disappointment regarding the poor welfare and salaries of military personnel, especially those serving in the Nigerian Army. The soldier, on behalf of his colleagues, highlighted the challenges they face, emphasizing the discrepancy between their meager salaries and the hazardous conditions in which they work. CONTINUE READING

 

 

 

 

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The soldier stated that the monthly salary of N50,000 is insufficient to purchase even a single bag of rice, making it difficult for them to provide for their families and meet basic needs. Additionally, soldiers reportedly struggle to afford their children’s school fees due to the inadequate compensation. The letter also raised concerns about soldiers having to use a significant portion of their salaries to purchase uniforms and necessary equipment.

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The letter called for comprehensive reform in the military, addressing areas that urgently require attention to prevent further complications. It emphasized the need for better recognition and compensation for rank and file soldiers, as well as providing adequate time for them to visit and care for their families.

The soldier urged President Tinubu to take their grievances seriously, warning that if the military continues to neglect the welfare of lower-ranking soldiers, they may seek other endeavors that offer a better life for themselves and their families. The letter also reminded the President of the promised palliative of N35,000 per month for federal government workers, which soldiers claim has not been consistently delivered.

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In conclusion, the soldiers expressed hope that addressing these issues would enhance morale within the Armed Forces and ensure its continued effectiveness in securing the peace and security of the nation.

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