Seven Nigerian soldiers lost their lives on Thursday morning, July 25, in Maiduguri, Borno State. Their vehicle hit a bomb planted by Boko Haram as they were on their way to help a community under attack.
The soldiers received a distress call early in the morning saying that Boko Haram terrorists were attacking a nearby community. Acting quickly, their commander sent three vehicles full of armed soldiers to rescue the people. Sadly, one of the vehicles hit an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) on the road, which exploded and killed seven soldiers.
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A military source described the tragic event: "They were called to help a community under attack by Boko Haram. Their commander sent them out at around 5 am in a convoy of three vehicles. The first two vehicles passed safely, but the third one hit the explosive device, and it exploded, killing almost everyone inside."
At the moment, we don’t have much information about the soldiers who died. However, one of them has been identified as Luke, from Cross River State. The military is working to identify all the soldiers and inform their families.
This tragic loss reminds us of the dangers that Nigerian soldiers face every day in their fight against Boko Haram. These brave soldiers were on a mission to protect and save lives, and their sacrifice will not be forgotten.
As we mourn, we should remember the bravery and dedication of our soldiers who risk their lives to keep communities safe. Their commitment to duty, even in the face of danger, is true heroism.
The fight against Boko Haram continues to be a big challenge for Nigeria. This tragic event shows the need for continued support and resources to combat terrorism and protect all citizens.
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