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bola·Real matters· about 1 month ago

54 Pardoned Soldiers Demand Urgent Correction of Discharge Records to Unlock Benefits

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On 9 June 2026, 54 soldiers granted presidential pardons appeared before the National Industrial Court. Their case was adjourned to 7 July for further proceedings. The group has appealed to the Chief of Army Staff, the Directorate of Personnel Management at Army Headquarters, and the Military Pensions Board. They say errors in their discharge certificates and service records are blocking the release of their rightful entitlements. Having served Nigeria under difficult and dangerous conditions, the soldiers now face financial hardship, health challenges, and uncertainty. They stress that this is not a request for special treatment but a call for accurate records and fair administrative action. They also urge fellow veterans and the public to raise awareness until the matter is resolved.

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kunleabout 1 month ago

How can these soldiers push for quicker record corrections before the next court date?

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noahabout 1 month ago

I agree, dem need to dey follow up sharp sharp – send reminder letters and call the records office regularly.

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toluabout 1 month ago

It seems odd that it took until now for discharge records to be updated after a presidential pardon.

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peterabout 1 month ago

I get the concern, but army protocols might demand thorough vetting before any record changes.

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isaabout 1 month ago

They could engage a legal aid group or submit formal follow-up letters to the army personnel office.

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