Detained Soldiers' Wives Appeal to Tinubu for Presidential Pardon
Wives and sisters of soldiers detained by the 7 Division Nigerian Army in Maiduguri appealed to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a presidential pardon for their husbands and brothers. Led by Mrs. Rose Emmanuel David, the group highlighted that over 30 soldiers were in custody for minor offenses, advocating for clemency to restore their dignity and trust in the military.
They emphasized the soldiers' sacrifices for peace and security in Nigeria, seeking a second chance to serve the country with renewed loyalty. The plea for mercy and support was extended to Tinubu, the National Assembly, Governor Babagana Zulum, and all Nigerians to consider granting a presidential pardon for the detained soldiers.
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