The remains of late Brigadier General Dzarma Kennedy Zirkusu and six other soldiers who died fighting against Boko Haram terrorists have been laid to rest at the military cemetery of 23 brigade of the Nigerian Army in Yola, WonderTV Media reports.

Dignitaries at the funeral included the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, Deputy-Governor of Adamawa State, Crowther Seth, and heads of security agencies in the state.

In appreciation for the sacrifices made by the gallant officer, Adamawa state Governor, Umaru Ahmadu Finitiri donated ten million naira to the family of the late General and named a street in Yola after the General.

The Governor also gave seventeen million naira to the families of the other soldiers who died alongside the General.

Below are some photos from the funeral as gathered by WonderTV Media

Source: WONDERTV MEDIA

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sad

May their souls rest in peace

I will so hate myself if die for this zoo

Another casualty of war. Are we really learning while we are earning? Rest in Peace sir.

Colonel KS samaila to was from Adamawa wey Boko Haram roast alive see burns all over his body, dem hide am. this one to and both of em are Christians

Nawa o

The war is useless war ? We can solve the problem of bokoharam if really the government want to solve it.

If a general is killed in the east,the whole community will be razed down.But in the north Buhari will make an empty threat because those bandits and Fulani herdsmen were the terrorists Buhari wanted to use to destabilize Goodluck Jonathan government when he threatened to soak the baboon in blood if he lost the election.

Joysticks:
If a general is killed in the east,the whole community will be razed down.But in the north Buhari will make an empty threat because those bandits and Fulani herdsmen were the terrorists Buhari wanted to use to destabilize Goodluck Jonathan government when he threatened to soak the baboon in blood if he lost the election.

Is SouthEast a war zone

The family is now on NYSC. ( Now Your Struggle Continues)

Nigeria not worth dying for.