The House of Representatives Minority Caucus commemorate with Nigerians on the 2026 Armed Forces Remembrance Day, says their sacrifices cannot be forgotten.
This was contained in a commemorative message signed on behalf of the caucus leadership by the House Minority Leader, Rep Kingsley Chinda.
The caucus said it joins the rest of the nation in solemn reflection in honouring the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering patriotism of the gallant men and women of the military (past and present) who laid down their lives in defence of the country.
“On this Armed Forces Remembrance Day, we remember with deep gratitude those who paid the ultimate price to preserve Nigeria’s sovereignty, unity, and democratic ideals.
“Their selfless service, often rendered in the face of grave danger and personal loss, remains a powerful reminder that our freedoms were hard-won and must never be taken for granted,” it stated.
Furthermore, the caucus saluted wounded military men and women as well as the veterans whose sacrifices did not end on the battlefield, as well as the families of fallen soldiers who continue to bear the pain of loss with quiet strength and dignity.
Their resilience, it said, embodies the true spirit of national service, adding that the nation owes them an enduring debt of gratitude.
Also, the caucus eaffirmed its commitment to the welfare of members of the military, the veterans, and their families, including supporting sustained advocacy for improved welfare packages, adequate equipment, mental health support, timely pensions, and the fulfilment of all statutory obligations owed to all those who have served the nation with honour.
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“At a time when our country continues to confront security challenges, we urge renewed national unity, responsible leadership, and collective resolve to support our military, not only in words, but through concrete policies and actions that strengthen morale, accountability, and professionalism within the security sector.
“May the souls of our fallen heroes rest in perfect peace. May their sacrifices continue to inspire us to work tirelessly for a safer, more just, and more united Nigeria.
“We remember. We honour. We will never forget,” the caucus said.
