The JAKE SISNEROS DO-CARE FOUNDATION paid a courtesy visit today to Hon. Chief Dr. Peter Akpanke, Member representing Obudu/Bekwarra/Obanliku Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, at the National Assembly, Abuja.
Another disturbing video has surfaced showing the harsh conditions under which some soldiers, tasked with defending the nation, are reportedly living in camps and remote operational areas.
According to the soldiers, despite an alleged monthly feeding allocation of ₦60,000 per personnel, the food supplied to them is grossly inadequate.
> “For one month, for 9 soldiers, we were given:
• 5 pieces of fish
• 1 paint of garri
• 1 paint of beans
• A bag of spoiled potatoes
• 1 litre of palm oil
• 4 tubers of yam
• A few onions and other small items.”
The soldiers lamented that such rations are nowhere near enough to sustain personnel deployed in demanding and dangerous environments, raising fresh concerns about the welfare of troops on the frontlines.
“Curiosity shouldn’t cost your future. Talk to someone before substances talk you into destruction.”
When idleness whispers strange ideas, pick up your phone and call someone. A 2–5 minute conversation can save a lifetime of damage.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Today, we celebrate a love that goes beyond words, a love that serves, uplifts, and transforms lives. Thank you for being part of a mission that spreads hope where it’s needed most.
“You may feel tired, but someone out there may be running out of time.”
*When you feel like stopping, remember: someone’s survival may depend on your next step. Show up anyway.