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Lady mourns soldier husband in sad tribute message, reveals he was due for promotion

- A Nigerian woman has taken to social media to mourn the loss of her husband

- The woman had revealed that her husband was even due for a promotion

- She revealed that her husband while protecting his country

The loss of a loved one is the most heartbreaking thing anyone can feel in life. A Nigerian woman has taken to social media to mourn the loss of her soldier husband who died.

Legit.ng had come across the sad story after the woman identified as Ndukwu Peace Michael shared her story on Facebook.

According to the woman, her soldier husband had passed away while protecting the country. She revealed that he had died on Saturday, December 15.

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Lady cries out after she lost her soldier husband who was due for promotion Facebook source: Ndukwu Peace Michael
Source: Facebook

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The grieving wife also revealed that her husband was due for a promotion when he died. He was supposed to be promoted to Captain.

She expressed sadness at his loss, noting that her dreams have been shatered after losing her love and best friend.

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The wife claimed he died while serving the country Facebook source: Ndukwu Peace Michael
Source: Facebook

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Peace Michael said: "I lost my world best husband on the 15th December , he died in the cause of protecting his country . My life n dreams has been shattered , my love n best friend I was warming up for ur upcoming promotion. Rest on my wold. MM Ndukwu Captain to be."

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Facebook source: Ndukwu Peace Michael
Source: Facebook

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