Nigerians on social media continue to discuss the recent massacre of
Nigerian soldiers in Borno State by Boko Haram terrorists. The Nigerian
Army while addressing the incident a few hours ago said, 'it is
important for the public to note that the NA has laid down procedures
for reporting incidents that involve its personnel who fall casualty in
action. Out of respect for the families of our gallant troops, the NOKs
are first notified before any form of public information so as to avoid
exacerbating the grief family members would bear, were they to discover
such from unofficial sources'. Below is how Nigerians on social media
and the opposition party is reacting to it.How can so many soldiers die
in just one day and we go on as a nation as if nothing happens and
expect others soldiers watching how shabbily we have treated their
colleagues to fight for us?— Ben Murray-Bruce (@benmurraybruce) November
23, 2018I’m deeply saddened by the loss of our soldiers in these
attacks and ask for the support and prayers of all Nigerians for our
military in this war against ISWAP & Boko Haram.
pic.twitter.com/0euJ9A3Ti3— Atiku Abubakar (@atiku) November 23, 2018It
is unbelievable how so many soldiers can be massacred and everything
stays normal as if nothing happened... God must deliver our nation. May
the souls of our fallen heroes Rest in Peace...— Dele Momodu Ovation
(@DeleMomodu) November 23, 2018In 2015, @MBuhari said “I promise to
protect Nigeria”. 3 days ago Boko Haram killed over a hundred of our
soldiers and Mr. I promise to protect Nigeria is more concerned about
insulting @GEJonathan for saying the truth about corruption in his book
#MyTransitionHours #RenosDarts pic.twitter.com/iHWFVasJXG— Reno Omokri
(@renoomokri) November 23, 2018No national awards for the 100 soldiers
killed, no national day of mourning. Slaves are better than Nigerian
soldiers under cruel @MBuhari. This is a man who can run to London at
public expense over his own health but cant run to the barracks over his
soldiers deaths #RenosDarts— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) November 23,
2018My heart goes out to the families of every soldier that has died
fighting Boko Haram. I will never forget their sacrifice.— Dr. Joe Abah
(@DrJoeAbah) November 23, 2018Dele Momodu, Ben Bruce, others react to viral video of Boko Haram killing Nigerian soldiers
Nigerians on social media continue to discuss the recent massacre of
Nigerian soldiers in Borno State by Boko Haram terrorists. The Nigerian
Army while addressing the incident a few hours ago said, 'it is
important for the public to note that the NA has laid down procedures
for reporting incidents that involve its personnel who fall casualty in
action. Out of respect for the families of our gallant troops, the NOKs
are first notified before any form of public information so as to avoid
exacerbating the grief family members would bear, were they to discover
such from unofficial sources'. Below is how Nigerians on social media
and the opposition party is reacting to it.How can so many soldiers die
in just one day and we go on as a nation as if nothing happens and
expect others soldiers watching how shabbily we have treated their
colleagues to fight for us?— Ben Murray-Bruce (@benmurraybruce) November
23, 2018I’m deeply saddened by the loss of our soldiers in these
attacks and ask for the support and prayers of all Nigerians for our
military in this war against ISWAP & Boko Haram.
pic.twitter.com/0euJ9A3Ti3— Atiku Abubakar (@atiku) November 23, 2018It
is unbelievable how so many soldiers can be massacred and everything
stays normal as if nothing happened... God must deliver our nation. May
the souls of our fallen heroes Rest in Peace...— Dele Momodu Ovation
(@DeleMomodu) November 23, 2018In 2015, @MBuhari said “I promise to
protect Nigeria”. 3 days ago Boko Haram killed over a hundred of our
soldiers and Mr. I promise to protect Nigeria is more concerned about
insulting @GEJonathan for saying the truth about corruption in his book
#MyTransitionHours #RenosDarts pic.twitter.com/iHWFVasJXG— Reno Omokri
(@renoomokri) November 23, 2018No national awards for the 100 soldiers
killed, no national day of mourning. Slaves are better than Nigerian
soldiers under cruel @MBuhari. This is a man who can run to London at
public expense over his own health but cant run to the barracks over his
soldiers deaths #RenosDarts— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) November 23,
2018My heart goes out to the families of every soldier that has died
fighting Boko Haram. I will never forget their sacrifice.— Dr. Joe Abah
(@DrJoeAbah) November 23, 2018
