qanda:
The labour and efforts of our heroes....may it not be in vain.

In vain bawo?! O ti wa in vain already now!!
With the way the country is running, if she's still standing in the next 5-7 years we will giving testimony now

Using this day to remember a fellow Nairalander, Donbobes.

He was a Lieutenant in the Army and was killed in the North East by Boko Haram.

RIP soldier!

The military armed robbers.
The greatest tragedy to this country is the nigerian armed (robbers) forces.

The worst people among nigerians are in the military.
Their main aim is to steal unbelievable amount of money like abacha, ibb, obasanjo etc.
They destroyed nigeria.

Rest easy commander glory

Remembering the men who fought gallantly to put us in this misery and slavery to the western imperialist. Why on Earth should I remember I bunch of people who killed my people to remain a slave when we Igbos were Kings and queen before the white man came? Who remembers the men and women who died as a result of the quest to be free from the stranglehold of these British and American forces who have decided that we can never be a master in our own? May the soul of those men who were killed be avenged and may Nigeria not know peace until we all are free.

What special about the armed forces when the country is like a shithole?
Fu..ck them all
Sarz
Police
Army
Dss
Airforce
Navy
Civil defence
Etc
I shit on all of you for keeping this shithole together.
Tell me are you proud of your country? What else can you all boast of other than killing defenceless citizens?

They will never be forgotten...

They put thier lives on the line. Nigerians should wear puppies to honor them

The 2020 Remembrance Day emblem.

Sad for the innocent officers that died fighting for the most corrupt and useless Armed forces in the world. Mr Burantashi the idiot Chief Of APC Forces spent the money that was meant for the officers welfare buying luxury flats in Dubai for his family.... May he die a horrible death!

May God reward this soul with eternal life may God make Nigeria great again .

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Soldiers that go to war really deserves respect

I almost join army
When I visit my guarantor for Obalende, as dem no shortlist me, na celebration sef

But those pple at the palms mall in lekki and murtala Muhammed airport collecting donations/begging on behave of arm forces are there almost everyday and when ever I ask them they will say is arm forces remembrance day. How many days do will have as arm forces remembrance day?

atarapa:
But those pple at the palms mall in lekki and murtala Muhammed airport collecting donations/begging on behave of arm forces are there almost everyday and when ever I ask them they will say is arm forces remembrance day. How many days do will have as arm forces remembrance day?

I explained this in the first post, but I'll explain it again.

Today is Armed Forces Remembrance Day. It's just one day. However, there is an emblem appeal month/week.

There are many soldiers that have been injured in battle. Many soldiers have also died and this has made members of their families to become widows and orphans. Lastly, there are some soldiers that have retired, are old and have not been able to get any other source of livelihood.

The Nigerian Legion is the association of retired soldiers. The government sells Remembrance Emblems in order to raise money for the injured retired soldiers, widows, orphans, etc. Part of this money is given to the Nigerian Legion.

Previously these emblems were sold for a week before Remembrance Day. In the last 20 years they have been sold for a month before Remembrance Day. President Buhari launched the emblem in December.

Apart from the emblem month, church and mosque services are also held in the week before Remembrance Day.

CGT7:
Respect to our gallant soldiers. Despite the fact say them follow get one life, dem still sacrifice am for the peace of Nigeria.
I follow respect them o, hope you sef respect them?

no they should respect themselves first

Today, we remember our fallen soldiers, that God may grant them eternal rest and give their families strong mind to withstand the demise of their loved ones.
War is delightful to those that have not experienced it. To our soldiers, give them the courage and wisdom, be above them to bless them, before them to guide them, and behind them to protect them. Amen

We'll never forget the sacrifices of our HEROES past.

Our oppressors remembrance day

Security men in an insecure country. Mo sorry gan.

There was this nairalander that bore the name siriusblack, he furnished us with interesting photos and laurels made by our gallant troops against BH insurgents as they unfolded.

I think he was a soldier or a journalist covering a story. Whatever happened to him? Who knows his whereabouts ?

May the soul of our gallant soldiers who lost their lives while fighting to safe the territorial integrity of this country rest in peace.


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naptu2:
Officers and men of the Nigerian Armed Forces have fought in various wars and taken part in many peace keeping operations, defensive duties and internal security duties. These include

Wars including:

* The First World War
* The Second World War
* The Nigerian Civil War

Peace keeping/enforcement operations in

* The Congo
* Tanzania
* Liberia
* Sierra Leone
* Lebanon
* Darfur
* The former Yugoslavia
* Mali


Defensive duties including

* The Bamileke Rebellion
* Chadian Rebels (1982/83)
* The Bakassi Peninsula

Internal Security duties including

* The Tiv Rebellion
* The Western Region Crisis
* The Niger-Delta Crisis (1966)
* The Agbekoya Rebellion
* The Niger Delta Crisis (1992-2009)
* The Boko Haram Insurgency.

Anti-Robbery operations, including:

* Operation Sweep
* Rapid Response Squad
* Operation Yaki
* Operation Messa

Etc.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8akV2HsCQDY
Video: Major General Buhari attends the 1984 Remembrance Day parade at the Remembrance Arcade, Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos.

operation python dance

who cares

The representative of the senate president and the speaker of the House of Representatives laid their wreaths at the same time.

The band is playing In My Father's House.

Now, Up From The Grave He Arose.

They are saving time. The ministers are laying their wreaths together.

Auld Lang Syne.

This has always been my favourite Remembrance Day song and yet I still don't know it's name.

Admiral Ibas missed his step.

The chief of Defence Staff, inspector general of police and the service chiefs laid their wreaths together. They had to climb up a single step before collecting the wreaths from the NCOS and Admiral Ibas didn't get up the step on the first try.

how can I read all this?

May God rest the souls of our departed heroes.