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Army Chief organises Sallah get together

In an act to motivate soldiers and giving them a sense of belonging, during this period of celebration of peace and joy the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.- Gen. Tukur Buratai, on Friday organised a Sallah “get-together” for wounded soldiers in Yola.

 Buratai who was represented by Col. Aba Popoola, Commander, 23 Armoured Brigade Yola, said that the gesture was to motivate the gallant soldiers who were fighting insurgency and also an expression of love to the wounded soldiers and their families, especially during this festive period.
“This is not the first of its kind from the Chief of Army staff, he had organised a similar event in Damaturu for the gallant soldiers.”

He expressed satisfaction that the wounded soldiers were responding positively to treatment.
According to him, the soldiers are from the 23 Armoured Brigade, Yola, and 28 Task Force Brigade in Mubi and some from Gwoza in Borno State.

Responding on behalf of the soldiers, Cpl.l Jonathan Okiki thanked the chief of army staff for identifying with them and their families.

” We assure you sir, that as soon as we leave the hospital, we will be eager to go back to the battle field to fight Boko Haram,” Okiki said.



Source: Vanguard

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