The burial ceremony for the 16 soldiers killed in the Okuama Community has commenced in Abuja, with reports indicating that President Tinubu will attend the solemn event. Bayo Onanuga confirmed Tinubu’s attendance, highlighting its significance as the first time in a decade that a Nigerian President will be present at a military burial.
Onanuga emphasized the importance of Tinubu’s presence, stating, “President Bola Tinubu will be attending the national burial for the Nigerian military officers and soldiers killed on 14 March by some gunmen in Okuama Community in Delta State.” He underscored Tinubu’s caring nature and record-setting attendance, noting, “It is the first time in the last ten years that a Nigerian President will attend such a solemn event, in honor of our men of gallantry and valor.”
The announcement sparked discussions online, with many praising Tinubu’s gesture and expressing gratitude for his support of the military. Onanuga’s tweet reinforced Tinubu’s commitment to honoring the fallen soldiers and recognizing their sacrifices. As the burial proceeds, the presence of President Tinubu serves as a poignant reminder of the nation’s gratitude for the bravery and service of its military personnel.
