Checkout What A Wounded Soldier Did When The Chief Of Army Staff Paid Him A Visit At The Hospital

Casualties are possible when personnel from the Nigerian Army are sent on missions. As a result of these casualties, some Soldiers are evacuated from the battlefield and transported to a hospital where they are treated by medical personnel. Lieutenant General Farouk Yahaya, the Chief of Army Staff, recently paid a visit to some injured soldiers in the hospital. One of the injured troops did something during the visit that earned him admiration from many Nigerians. See what the wounded soldier did when the Chief of Army Staff paid him a visit at the hospital in the picture below.

The wounded soldier salutes his boss in the photo above, demonstrating his unwavering loyalty. Regardless of his current position, he believes he must always salute his boss. When Nigerians learned of this, they began to pray and offer words of encouragement. See how people encouraged the wounded soldier in the screenshots below.

Check out additional photographs of other wounded Soldiers who were at the hospital during the Chief of Army Staff's visit after reading some of the comments left by folks who saw the picture of the wounded soldier saluting his Boss.

The Chief of Army Staff and the wounded personnel shared a moving moment. He promised them that they would be treated fairly and that their best interests would be prioritized while he was with them. The Chief of Army Staff told the wounded Soldiers that plans are already in place for some of them to be transferred abroad for treatment.

During his visit, the Chief of Army Staff, according to Onyema Nwachukwu, the Army's Public Relations Director, made some donations to the wounded soldiers. He further stated that special treatment facilities would be established to prevent future wounded Soldiers from being flown abroad.

Article's Source: Nigerian Army's Official Facebook page.