The National Heroes of Jamaica are individuals recognized for their significant contributions to the country's history and development. They played vital roles in the fight for freedom, justice, and equality. Some of the most notable heroes include Marcus Garvey, Nanny of the Maroons, and Paul Bogle, each celebrated for their leadership and dedication to the Jamaican people. These heroes are honored annually on National Heroes Day, observed on the third Monday in October. Their legacies inspire pride and unity among Jamaicans, reminding them of the struggles faced in achieving independence and the ongoing pursuit of social justice and national identity.