Nigeria Unveils Plans for Invictus Centre to Support Wounded Soldiers

The The Defence Headquarters of Nigeria has revealed a groundbreaking initiative aimed at providing comprehensive recovery and rehabilitation for injured soldiers and veterans of the Armed Forces. The announcement came during a reception held in honor of Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who are visiting Nigeria on a private invitation extended by the Chief of defence.

The proposed Invictus Centre, set to be a state-of-the-art facility, will be equipped with world-class amenities tailored to aid the recovery process of wounded soldiers, offering specialized treatments for post-traumatic stress and other combat-related traumas. Prince Harry expressed deep emotional resonance with Nigeria becoming the first African nation to join the Invictus community and lauded the government’s commitment to supporting servicemen and women on their path to healing.

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In his remarks, Prince Harry emphasized the importance of not only recognizing the sacrifices of the soldiers but also extending support to their families, acknowledging the profound impact of trauma on entire communities. The Minister of Defence, Alhaji Muhammed Badaru, extended gratitude to the royal couple for their dedication to wounded heroes, affirming the government’s unwavering commitment to the well-being of its military personnel.

Highlighting the Nigerian Army’s significant contributions to various operations, Lt.-Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja underscored the prevalence of wounded troops resulting from internal and external missions. He praised the continuous support from both the government and the people, ensuring ongoing medical and psychosocial assistance for injured servicemen and women.

With preparations underway to host the Invictus Games, Nigeria demonstrates enthusiasm for further collaboration and dialogue to facilitate the successful realization of the project. The government reassures expedited completion of the Invictus Centre, signaling a pivotal step towards enhancing support systems for the nation’s military community.

Source: Punch Nigeria

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