
Detachements of
officers of the Nigerian Army and the Nigerian Airforce awaiting the arrival
of dignitaries for the military parade marking the grand finale
of the Armed Froces and Remembrance
Day celebration at the grounds of the Okpara Square, Enugu |

General Officer Commanding (GOC),
82 Division of Nigerian Army, Enugu, Major General B. A. Jinadu, taking
a salute on arrival to the parade ground. |

Governor Nnamani on
arrival proceeding to take a salute at the parade
ground. |
 The Parade Commander,
Major I. B. Daniel inviting the governor to inspect a Guard of Honour mounted
by officers and men of the Nigerian Armed Forces.

Female officers of the Nigerian
Armed Forces getting ready to present the wreaths to the governor and other
dignitaries.

The governor advancing towards the tomb of the Unknown
Soldier.

R-L: Governor Nnamani, General
Jinadu, Commander of the Airforce Base in Enugu, Group Captain Doi
Iyare and the State Commissioner
of Police, Mr. M. B. Abe

The governor beckoning to General
Jinadu to ride with him in his car to the Banquet Hall of the Governor's
Lodge, venue of a luncheon for military officers hosted by the governor. |

Governor Nnamani inspecting the Guard of Honour.

The Chaplain of the Protestant
denomination taking his turn to pray for the souls of departed soldiers,
while the Catholic Chaplain and Iman of 82 Division look on.

The governor about to lay
the wreath at the foot of the statue of the Unknown Soldier.

Twenty one gun salute for the departed
heroes of the Nigerian Armed Froces.

L-R: Deputy Governor of Enugu State, Chief Okechukwu Itanyi; Governor
Nnamani and General Jinadu at the luncheon.
|
 The governor inspecting
a Guard of Honour mounted by the Nigerian Legion, Enugu State Chapter.
.

Governor Nnamani after being
presented with a wreath by a female officer of the Nigerian Army.
Governor
Nnamani returning to his position after laying his wreath.

Governor Nnamani freeing some
pigeons as a sign of peace after the wreaths-laying ceremony.

A cross section of senior military
officers at the State banquet. |