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DerideGull:


I wrote my response based on what he/she had written and posted. The fact remains that Mrs. ADERONKE KALE may not be the first Nigerian female doctor who is a commissioned officer in Nigerian armed forces.

DerideGull:


This display of idiocy comes to full glare when ninnies dabble into subject matters beyond their pedigree. There is nothing such as two-star general in Navy. It is two-star admiral.

Again in case your deficiency in comprehension had acted up, I wrote “attended the rank of Major in 1966 and would have attended the rank of general barring unforeseen circumstances, olodo.

kq:

Dude you do not know what you are talking about. there is such a thing as a two star General even in the Navy. This is because in there is a comparison of ranks in all he three Armed Forcesn with Army ranks more often than not used as the base ranking system. That's why in such countries as the U.S. Army ranks are used all across the AirForce and Marines.
By the way in which literature have you ever heard the mention two star admiral? It is because of this comparison that makes it possible to decipher who is most senior between officers from the AirForce, Navy and Army and that is why an AirForce or Navy officer could be the Head of the military ( Chief of Defence Staff) also. The ranks in the Navy or Airforce have their equivalence in the Army also. For your information here is a comparison below

NAVY ARMY AIRFORCE
Admiral of the fleet Marshal/Field marshal Marshal of the Nigerian Air Force
Admiral General Air Chief Marshal
Vice Admiral Lieutenant General Air Marshal
Rear Admiral Major General Air Vice Marshal
Commodore Brigadier Air commodore
Captain Colonel Group captain
Commander Lieutenant colonel Wing commander
Lieutenant
commander Major /commandant Squadron leader
Lieutenant Captain Flight lieutenant
Sub-lieutenant Lieutenant Flying officer
Ensign 2nd lieutenant Pilot officer
Midshipman Officer cadet Officer cadet

Yorubest:


How dull can one get?

If a Major and a Major General mean the same thing, it means the position of a Manager and a General Manager are the same

You could at least ask questions before commenting

nerodenero: Yabaleft enlisted you as a candidate.

DerideGull:


Which USA are you talking about? And what military parlance that ordinarily refers or addresses an admiral as a general? Nigerians are serious cases indeed.

kayfx2:
Now its clear this dude is high on gbagada weed...let it rest people!

Yorubest:


How dull can one get?

If a Major and a Major General mean the same thing, it means the position of a Manager and a General Manager are the same

You could at least ask questions before commenting

Yorubest:


How dull can one get?

If a Major and a Major General mean the same thing, it means the position of a Manager and a General Manager are the same

You could at least ask questions before commenting

DerideGull: I stopped reading the original crap when stumbled onto the phrases such as “the first in Nigeria and first in Africa”. I guess such endeavor is very silly and uneducated arrogation of err of personality which is very common AMONG CERTAIN ETHNIC GROUP IN NIGERIA.

According the posted junk, the picture depicts a naval officer with the rank of Rear Admiral not a Major General. Thank goodness the lady was not the first female medical doctor who had enlisted into Nigerian armed forces. There were female medical doctors in Nigerian Armed Forces who even attended the rank of Major as far back as 1966. Barring unforeseen circumstances, such ladies would have made the rank of general before the indicated individual even enlisted.

No doubt it came from a person who thought prime minister was a Head of State in Nigeria.

DerideGull: ^^^^ There are silly and unfounded postulations certain cretins tended to spread on this forum. However when a person tries to highlight such craps, the usual suspects in crime with the original poster will haul insults at the person.

DerideGull: I stopped reading the original crap when stumbled onto the phrases such as “the first in Nigeria and first in Africa”. I guess such endeavor is very silly and uneducated arrogation of err of personality which is very common among certain ethnic group in Nigeria.

According the posted junk, the picture depicts a naval officer with the rank of Rear Admiral not a Major General. Thank goodness the lady was not the first female medical doctor who had enlisted into Nigerian armed forces. There were female medical doctors in Nigerian Armed Forces who even attended the rank of Major as far back as 1966. Barring unforeseen circumstances, such ladies would have made the rank of general before the indicated individual even enlisted.

No doubt it came from a person who thought prime minister was a Head of State in Nigeria.

DerideGull:


This display of idiocy comes to full glare when ninnies dabble into subject matters beyond their pedigree. There is nothing such as two-star general in Navy. It is two-star admiral.

Again in case your deficiency in comprehension had acted up, I wrote “attended the rank of Major in 1966 and would have attended the rank of general barring unforeseen circumstances, olodo.

Crassus:

rear admirals are the same as 2 star generals mr man

and i said the post was about the women who made generals so your tales by moonlight about the women with the ranks of major was very irrelevant. that was my point. you are very dull

DerideGull:

You are just a redundant rapscallion. In certain countries of world, rear admirals are not resolutely a two-star. I have done talking to pitiable stones. It is unfortunate that a country uses one-star or two-star designation for certain ranks then every basement dingbat jumps onto the bandwagon.

playcharles: whats all dis blabbing, afterall my mum retired as a 5 star general

Crassus:

Nigeria uses UK style of military ranking. now check the rear admiral of the royal navy and see if it doesnt equal to a 2 star general.

you are very ignorant. I am done talking myself

http://www.nigerianprofessional.com/militaryranks.html

dayokanu: See how Dendemoron has brought his senility to public glare

DerideGull:

You remain a redundant rapscallion. Military has a regimental culture and dolts such as you are not tolerated in such circle. Well grounded human beings rarely interact with people such as you who dwell in equivalency. As your listed source indicated, two-star admiral is a Real Admiral and its counterpart in the army is two-star general or Major General. Olodo.

For your information, Nigeria has slightly deviated from UK style of military ranking especially in parlance, Olodo.

Crassus:

my questions for you:

1, regarding he picture of the Naval officer above . is she a real admiral ? Yes or No?
2, The Op said the current female General is the picture of the Naval officer was he right or not?

My initial argument with u was letting u know that a real admiral is equivalent to a 2 star general u said the same thing in the bolded but for some reasons which i dont know u keep contradicting yourself.
I didn't know u have a reputation of being a bitter sod on the forum i wouldnt have replied your initial post

DerideGull:

You remain a redundant rapscallion. Military has a regimental culture and dolts such as you are not tolerated in such circle. Well grounded human beings rarely interact with people such as you who dwell in equivalency. As your listed source indicated, two-star admiral is a Real Admiral and its counterpart in the army is two-star general or Major General. Olodo.

For your information, Nigeria has slightly deviated from UK style of military ranking especially in parlance, Olodo.

DerideGull: I stopped reading the original crap when stumbled onto the phrases such as “the first in Nigeria and first in Africa”. I guess such endeavor is very silly and uneducated arrogation of err of personality which is very common among certain ethnic group in Nigeria.

According the posted junk, the picture depicts a naval officer with the rank of Rear Admiral not a Major General. Thank goodness the lady was not the first female medical doctor who had enlisted into Nigerian armed forces. There were female medical doctors in Nigerian Armed Forces who even attended the rank of Major as far back as 1966. Barring unforeseen circumstances, such ladies would have made the rank of general before the indicated individual even enlisted.

No doubt it came from a person who thought prime minister was a Head of State in Nigeria.