DeCritique:
This op is not just a cow! He/she is a very big fat cow. Have you ever been in the military before? Do you know how the military do their things? You were really expecting to see medical equipments, syringes, advanced technological equipments and a host of others in a war camp?

How senseless can you get? This is a war situation and anything can happen at anytime. There is no need of poshing up the place when that is not a permanent camp. Then their uniform signifies that they are always ready! Don't be surprised that they all have their Colt guns under their pillow in case something begins to happen.

You never experience army life before you just dey rant any how! Take time oh!!

I think the president went there to sympathize with those injured in action (those with injuries from bullet wounds) not those that have malaria, head ache etc because those are kept in a separate ward. Now the point is have you seen a man being treated from bullet wound completely dressed? No, because it would be unethical for the doctor to leave his clothes on as this can lead to infections. In essence, his visit was a farse. It was stage managed. It is likely the president did not even set foot in borno state.

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okoyemike:
When the president is visiting, everything MUST be orderly, hence the camouflage. They had to be in order because they are trained soldiers. We are talking about a presidential visit. Don't be suprised the barracks would be renovated over night, i.e, the toilets and bunks else the president would be infuriated.

Though I would still vote for Buhari when I get my pvc.

broda how market. how has your buhari fared i sure you are regretting already. i heard fuel is about to be 180 per litre and buhari only visits cows. enjoy your bubu

Franklyspeakin:
broda how market. how has your buhari fared i sure you are regretting already. i heard fuel is about to be 180 per litre and buhari only visits cows. enjoy your bubu