Ekiti Military Veterans Cry to Buhari, Say they are Dying of Hunger Gbenga Sodeinde in Ado Ekiti Veteran military men in Ekiti State have appealed to President Muhammed Buhari to save them from dying of hunger and po
Veteran military men in Ekiti State have appealed to President Muhammed Buhari to save them from dying of hunger and poverty.
The veterans disclosed that “some of our military veterans who fought gallantly in the Nigeria Civil War between 1967 to 1970 and won, served for about 10 years and above, are still unpaid.” They lamented that many of them are currently sick and cannot afford medication, adding that they could not afford to feed themselves.
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