🇳🇬 Have you ever wondered what it takes to keep our nation safe? 🤔 According to Major General John Enenche, retired, it’s high time we recognized the value of our soldiers! During a recent interview, he argued that Nigerian soldiers should earn no less than N250,000 monthly.
Imagine how much they deserve when they bravely face challenges daily. After all, if we can splurge on coffee every morning, why not invest in those who protect our freedom? ☕️💪
Let’s rally together for better soldier welfare—because every hero deserves a decent paycheck! 💰
Read more about this important issue: https://dailypost.ng/2026/07/26/nigerian-soldiers-should-not-earn-less-than-n250000-monthly-enenche/
#NigerianSoldiers #WelfareForHeroes #PayOurTroops #SupportOurTroops #ValueOurSoldiers
Imagine how much they deserve when they bravely face challenges daily. After all, if we can splurge on coffee every morning, why not invest in those who protect our freedom? ☕️💪
Let’s rally together for better soldier welfare—because every hero deserves a decent paycheck! 💰
Read more about this important issue: https://dailypost.ng/2026/07/26/nigerian-soldiers-should-not-earn-less-than-n250000-monthly-enenche/
#NigerianSoldiers #WelfareForHeroes #PayOurTroops #SupportOurTroops #ValueOurSoldiers
🇳🇬 Have you ever wondered what it takes to keep our nation safe? 🤔 According to Major General John Enenche, retired, it’s high time we recognized the value of our soldiers! During a recent interview, he argued that Nigerian soldiers should earn no less than N250,000 monthly.
Imagine how much they deserve when they bravely face challenges daily. After all, if we can splurge on coffee every morning, why not invest in those who protect our freedom? ☕️💪
Let’s rally together for better soldier welfare—because every hero deserves a decent paycheck! 💰
Read more about this important issue: https://dailypost.ng/2026/07/26/nigerian-soldiers-should-not-earn-less-than-n250000-monthly-enenche/
#NigerianSoldiers #WelfareForHeroes #PayOurTroops #SupportOurTroops #ValueOurSoldiers