Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Christopher Musa, emphasized that the lives of soldiers who lost their lives to bandits in Niger State will not be in vain. He made this assertion on Friday during a ceremony where wreaths were laid on the graves of 20 fallen soldiers, and national flags were presented to their bereaved families at the Military Cemetery in Abuja.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Gen. Musa declared that the Nigerian Military is determined to avenge the deaths of its soldiers, asserting that those responsible for the brutal attack will face consequences and not escape accountability….CONTINUE READING

Sympathizing with the families in their time of mourning, he assured them that the sacrifices made by their loved ones will hold significance and contribute to a larger cause.

He affirmed, “The individuals behind these heinous acts, and those who persist in attacking our personnel, regardless of their locations, will be pursued relentlessly. We will locate them, apprehend them, and ensure that they are incapable of inflicting harm on any other individual.”

The tragic incident occurred when soldiers engaged terrorists and were tragically shot down, followed by the crash of an aircraft on a rescue mission in the Chukuba area of Shiroro, Niger State. In response to this devastating event, the military disclosed last week that a total of 36 military personnel had lost their lives during the ambush.