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Armed Forces Remembrance Day: Think About Supreme Price Paid

….by Servicemen, Women, APGA Boss Urges Nigerians 

By Mmaduabuchi Onwumelu

The National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Barr. Sly Ezeokenwa, has implored Nigerians to embrace love and unity in honour of the valiant men and women who have served and sacrificed for the country’s peace and stability.

Armed Forces Remembrance Day, observed every 15th of January, is a day Nigeria commemorates the supreme price paid by her service men and women in keeping the country united and safe.

The APGA National Chairman encouraged citizens across all divides to reflect on the relentless efforts and ultimate sacrifices of the Nigerian Armed Forces. He urged Nigerians to mirror the spirit of brotherhood and camaraderie exhibited by her troops on the front lines and inculcate those values in their daily dealings with fellow Nigerians.

‘Today, we stand in memory of our courageous soldiers. Their unwavering determination and selflessness weave the very fabric of our national flag and embody our collective will to prevail against adversity. Let every Nigerian, from every state, every tribe, and every walk of life, join hands in unity – this is the most fitting tribute we can pay to our fallen heroes,’ said Barr Ezeokenwa.

The APGA Czar emphasized that remembrance was only the first step and that action must follow. He called upon all Nigerians to actively foster an environment of mutual respect and understanding.

‘Our differences are the palette that colours our nation, vibrant and beautiful. Let’s work together, with hearts full of love to create a masterpiece worthy of the sacrifice of our armed forces,’ he continued.

Ezeokenwa further stressed that the stability and growth of Nigeria rested not only on the might of its Armed Forces but also on the collective will of its people to live in harmony.

‘As we honour our heroes today, let us also pledge to be the architects of peace in our daily lives, for true peace is achieved not only through victory in the battlefield but also through love in our communities,’ Barr Ezeokenwa concluded.

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