Armed Forces Remembrance Day honoured by Atiku and Obi

Nigeria Marks Armed Forces Remembrance Day, Atiku and Obi Pay Tribute to Fallen Heroes

Nigeria is commemorating the 2026 Armed Forces Remembrance Day, with former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and African Democratic Congress chieftain Peter Obi joining millions of Nigerians in honoring the country’s fallen heroes. The day is set aside to pay tribute to the brave men and women of the Armed Forces who have defended the nation, with many having paid the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty.

Atiku expressed his gratitude to the fallen heroes and their families, acknowledging the selflessness, resilience, and patriotism of members of the Armed Forces. He noted that their devotion and sacrifice have secured the country’s freedoms, and he saluted serving personnel for their courage, discipline, and commitment to Nigeria’s safety and unity.

Peter Obi also paid glowing tribute to the fallen soldiers, describing the day as a solemn moment to honor their memory. He emphasized that the annual remembrance serves as a reminder for Nigerians to recommit themselves to building a nation worthy of the sacrifices made by its fallen heroes. Obi noted that the true resting place of a soldier is not only in the grave but in the hearts and minds of the people they protected.

Obi stressed that the greatest honor Nigerians can give to the fallen heroes is to live lives that promote peace, unity, and progress. He added that leadership must inspire hope, especially for the less privileged, and extended his condolences to the families of the fallen soldiers. The day, according to Obi, remains a painful reminder of their loss, but he assured them that the sacrifices of their loved ones were not in vain.

As Nigeria marks this significant day, the country reflects on the importance of the Armed Forces in maintaining national security and stability. The remembrance day is a time for Nigerians to come together and appreciate the sacrifices made by the country’s fallen heroes, with a renewed commitment to building a better future for all citizens. The event serves as a reminder of the need for continued support and appreciation for the Armed Forces, as they work tirelessly to protect the nation and its people.

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