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Appreciating the Armed Forces of Nigeria



Photos: Appreciating the Armed Forces of Nigeria
The Armed Forces of Nigeria have fought on land, air and sea, with bravery confronting the enemies in battle. They put themselves in harm’s way to defend our country against criminals whose mission is to destroy everything our nation represents. They have recovered territories captured by insurgents. Many captives are set free, returning to their native land on daily basis. They also keep continuous watch over them to prevent any form of invasion by terrorists. With no end to hostilities in sight, they are surrounded in continuous daily fighting. They stand by their pledge to keep the territorial integrity of our dear nation and her people. The Armed Forces of Nigeria are heroes, they would rather die fighting than to let the nation down.

                               Photos: Appreciating the Armed Forces of Nigeria

They also fight to preserve the economy of the nation by preventing militants from carrying out their heinous act through kidnapping and Pipeline vandalism.
Bandits on rampage are neutralised on regular basis they are prevented from causing more havoc in communities all around the country. They miss holidays, and other big moments in the lives of their family members. Though we will never be able to fully repay their efforts, but it's our responsibility to try. The dedication displayed by these individuals is unparalleled. We are blessed to have these brave men fighting to keep our homeland safe.

                                Photos: Appreciating the Armed Forces of Nigeria

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