Nigerian Army Day Celebration: You will be touched after seeing what soldiers did for IDPs in Chibok (photos)

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– Activities to mark the Nigerian Army Day Celebration has commenced

– Soldiers are are right now at the Internally Displaced Persons Camp, Chibok rendering free medical service to the community

– This is part of their contribution to the community

Troops of 28 Task Force Brigade Nigerian Army are currently at the Internally Displaced Persons Camp, Chibok, rendering free medical service to the community.

The director of Army public relations; Brigadier-General SK Usman said this is part of activities marking the Nigerian Army Day Celebration and also part of their contribution to the community.

He disclosed that since morning, the soldiers have attended to over 300 persons and still counting.

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He shared the photos below:

Troops of 28 Task Force Brigade Nigerian Army are rendering medical services at the Internally Displaced Persons Camp

Soldiers are rendering free medical service to the Chibok community

ZENITHBLOG.com earlier reported that Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, said the Nigerian Army has contributed immensely to the democratic process in the country through robust participation in peace support and internal security operations.

This is part of activities marking the Nigerian Army Day Celebration

He said this on Friday, June 30, at a news conference to begin the 2017 Nigerian Army Day Celebration (NADCEL), which holds on every July 6.

So far, they have attended to over 300 persons

Soldiers render free medical service as part of their contribution to the host community

Some Nigerians are happy with the action of the soldiers and have commended them.

NADCEL is an annual event in honor of members of the Nigerian Army especially those who lost their lives during the 30-month civil war to keep Nigeria one.

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The Nigerian Army uses the NADCEL week to reflect on its performances in the previous year, for more effective projections and performance in the following year.

The winging of 10 young officers who just finished a one-year training programme at Westline Aviation school in South Africa held recently. Watch in the ZENITHBLOG.com TV video below:

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