obedience4:



Oga, you don't know, you don't know,
Stop auguring
Military personality in the USA have social media presence, as long as they don't compromise their units and give away sensitive information..
So tell me, how dose military personal celebrating one of their own in his own marriage, pose as a risk to the military
Oga the Nigeria military should focus on it's primary duty of defending the country from external aggression and internal subversion,.. Which so far they have failedq

It is like na you push into problem with Nigeria Army Etiquette and Disciplinary Board.

Meanwhile you dey ya lane dey maintain focus
They are the ones going to hear from the board

I get tired of this Muslim Nigerian Army...


Its will be worse with Muslim muslim ticket..

I just dont understand!!

Showing off on social media. This is one of the reasons why they dont have respect in the eye of a common Nigerian like before!

Soldiers with Baby mentality everywhere......
Gone are those days where u hardly see soldiers anyhow. By then seeing them alone, u will be shaking as if they were coming for u!....

obedience4:
Yeye, here in the USA one of the most emotional thing you can find in the net is footage of military personals
Surprising family members in school's, parties, gym,

While in military uniform, you must never prostrate to anyone or kneel down to greet or respect. What do people like you even know apart from comparing your developing country to developed one. Take care of your inferiority complex

baralatie:

There is no superior officer in the army that has the power to allow the junior officers/orderlys to flaunt military etiquette.
They know what will hit them

....

You are right...but why contradict my opinion ?

During burial and wedding ceremonies, the army sometimes do crossing of the sword ⚔️ and shouting of gun during burial to pay last respect for colleagues who died.....my question is, the display of uniform in those occasions are usually permitted by a superior authority ....so why contradict me ? Where did I mention senior officer in my earlier comment. ? Or you just want to oppose ?

Oga I was born into a military family...I have stayed in 4 barracks in this country...from ogun, venue, warri and Calabar....na who you one correct ?


You better relax

baralatie:

It is like na you push into problem with Nigeria Army Etiquette and Disciplinary Board.

Meanwhile you dey ya lane dey maintain focus
They are the ones going to hear from the board

Omo I dey veas for Nigeria army,
One of my guy has been missing in action for 2 years now, nothing has been heard from him,
No letter, no official visit to the family nothing..
Even in the USA self the VA the veteran affairs when things are done correctly, things are still bad for soldiers talk less of Nigeria

obedience4:



Oga, you don't know, you don't know,
Stop auguring
Military personality in the USA have social media presence, as long as they don't compromise their units and give away sensitive information..
So tell me, how dose military personal celebrating one of their own in his own marriage, pose as a risk to the military
Oga the Nigeria military should focus on it's primary duty of defending the country from external aggression and internal subversion,.. Which so far they have failedq

I'm guessing you are the type that believes everything you see on SM
US military do not joke with their social media code
Those tik tok and twitter videos you see are done by actors
You think it's just by compromising unit and giving away position
US is even far sef
Check Britain or Russia
The officer will be duly sanctioned
And like people said if you cannot abide by their rules don't join the military
It's not civilian life

AbdulHakeem44:


While in military uniform, you must never prostrate to anyone or kneel down to greet or respect. What do people like you even know apart from comparing your developing country to developed one. Take care of your inferiority complex

Dude keep shut, they were not knelling
They were doing push ups to show how gallant they are, even the groom did it. They were celebrating.
It was a celebration not anything to do with respect.

abdullahiyuuf6:
I applaud the Nigerian army for sticking and adhering to its norms and ethics.Otherwise the military will be rendered unorganized and undisciplined just the way the civilian corrupt system has disorganised the public civil service and rendered it a corrupt and most undisciplined government machinery the country had ever known.The average Nigerian most especially the youth of today do not seem to understand the difference between a society without proper ethics and norms and a properly organised society with ethics simply because most of them were born in an era that corrupt politicians are having sway.To most of them corrupt and unethical acts are what they have seen from the time they were born and so to them these are normal acts.The army to me should go further by completely dissecting its members from the social media otherwise the new officers will end up patronising the social media so much that the service will be affected by the lies and lack of etiquette of the social media practice.Long live the federal republic of Nigeria.

I see through your utter bull shít

FromTopToBottom:
....

You are right...but why contradict my opinion ?

During burial and wedding ceremonies, the army sometimes do crossing of the sword ⚔️ and shouting of gun during burial to pay last respect for colleagues who died.....my question is, the display of uniform in those occasions are usually permitted by a superior authority ....so why contradict me ? Where did I mention senior officer in my earlier comment. ? Or you just want to oppose ?

Oga I was born into a military family...I have stayed in 4 barracks in this country...from ogun, venue, warri and Calabar....na who you one correct ?


You better relax

Well Military etiquette for burial of it's officers is tricky!
It comes with rules which like you said will require the Permission of a superior officer of a certain rank upwards!This set of officers will inform the council so that "gbege no go happen"
But you see that wedding.it is not as straight forward o
The officers will officially inform the Nigerian Army they are about to get married and all kinds of documentation
Before they are permitted to go out
It is not just about telling a superior personal o
Then there is the problem of use of social media...if you go and post somey your superiors are not meant to see..
Omo all you are going to explain yaselves oo

obedience4:


Omo I dey veas for Nigeria army,
One of my guy has been missing in action for 2 years now, nothing has been heard from him,
No letter, no official visit to the family nothing..
Even in the USA self the VA the veteran affairs when things are done correctly, things are still bad for soldiers talk less of Nigeria

You see this missing in action complaint is very serious in Nigerian Army
This one I admit
The only statement the ogas have released is that they are working to make it ....
I pray families get the due and perfect response from NA

LZAA:

I'm guessing you are the type that believes everything you see on SM
US military do not joke with their social media code
Those tik tok and twitter videos you see are done by actors
You think it's just by compromising unit and giving away position
US is even far sef
Check Britain or Russia
The officer will be duly sanctioned
And like people said if you cannot abide by their rules don't join the military
It's not civilian life

I can't agure with you, if I haven't seen it with my two eyes, then I for agree with you..
During my cousin graduation in Upenn,his girlfriend mum who was a specialist in the USMC was a on a 2 year military deployment in Okinawa Japan, surprises her right there during when she was to collect her certificate.., she was fully dress in her military gear..

obedience4:


Dude keep shut, they were not knelling
They were doing push ups to show how gallant they are, even the groom did it. They were celebrating.
It was a celebration not anything to do with respect.

But you were in Nigeria to know they didn't flout the military social media rules right?

People like you are reason the country isn't moving forward. People like you supported cute Abiola against the military when he flouted their rules as well.

If you can't accept the rules, don't join it, simple!!

obedience4:



Oga, you don't know, you don't know,
Stop auguring
Military personality in the USA have social media presence, as long as they don't compromise their units and give away sensitive information..
So tell me, how dose military personal celebrating one of their own in his own marriage, pose as a risk to the military
Oga the Nigeria military should focus on it's primary duty of defending the country from external aggression and internal subversion,.. Which so far they have failedq

You seem to misunderstand the whole gist sir. It is not because of their use of the social media that they are been punished. Rather, they were in their full military gear and postrating to civilians. If they wore natives, it won't be much of an issue.

iyatrustee:


You seem to misunderstand the whole gist sir. It is not because of their use of the social media that they are been punished. Rather, they were in their full military gear and postrating to civilians. If they wore natives, it won't be much of an issue.

The groom was a military personal, they weren't prostrating, it was push ups, push ups are ways the military shows gallantry.

I love d press up

if you dont post on socials, how will your enemies know that you are progressing?

Vipro:
please, is Business education a good course to study in Nigeria university?

There is no course good to study in Nigeria.. Someone that studied zoology is working in a bank, Someone that studied accountancy is working as a teacher.. Everything falls to,'Follow who know road'

abdullahiyuuf6:
I applaud the Nigerian army for sticking and adhering to its norms and ethics.Otherwise the military will be rendered unorganized and undisciplined just the way the civilian corrupt system has disorganised the public civil service and rendered it a corrupt and most undisciplined government machinery the country had ever known.The average Nigerian most especially the youth of today do not seem to understand the difference between a society without proper ethics and norms and a properly organised society with ethics simply because most of them were born in an era that corrupt politicians are having sway.To most of them corrupt and unethical acts are what they have seen from the time they were born and so to them these are normal acts.The army to me should go further by completely dissecting its members from the social media otherwise the new officers will end up patronising the social media so much that the service will be affected by the lies and lack of etiquette of the social media practice.Long live the federal republic of Nigeria.

With Islamic terrorists sympathizers too many in the Nigerian Armed forces, the force is already most disorganised.
If you talk of Armed forces aiding Jihadists, yes, talk of many Jihadists in the armed forces of Nigeria.

Vipro:
please, is Business education a good course to study in Nigeria university?

Don't waste your time...go to coursera...study UI/UX design for free...get certification and start making money...then you can go to university of your choice abroad. You can do all this in 3 months depending on your speed of understanding. Thank me later.

It is very wrong for them to prostrate for their inlaw while donning the uniforms of the Nigerian Armed Forces. This is a descretion of the uniform and an affront to the authority of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

abdullahiyuuf6:
I applaud the Nigerian army for sticking and adhering to its norms and ethics.Otherwise the military will be rendered unorganized and undisciplined just the way the civilian corrupt system has disorganised the public civil service and rendered it a corrupt and most undisciplined government machinery the country had ever known.The average Nigerian most especially the youth of today do not seem to understand the difference between a society without proper ethics and norms and a properly organised society with ethics simply because most of them were born in an era that corrupt politicians are having sway.To most of them corrupt and unethical acts are what they have seen from the time they were born and so to them these are normal acts.The army to me should go further by completely dissecting its members from the social media otherwise the new officers will end up patronising the social media so much that the service will be affected by the lies and lack of etiquette of the social media practice.Long live the federal republic of Nigeria.

Learn to organize your writing in short paragraphs to help those reading. What you've said makes sense but could be a little touch for one to read.

GloriousGbola:
this nonsense is going too far

do they want to claim that soldiers NEVER took pictures at their weddings before now?

these clowns need to update their antiquated rulebook

can they claim that when the children of their ogas at he top get married, it does not get to SM?

It's not a matter of taking pictures but the rascality they displayed in public glare with their uniforms and still go ahead and post it in social media

obedience4:
Yeye, here in the USA one of the most emotional thing you can find in the net is footage of military personals
Surprising family members in school's, parties, gym,

This is not the US

obedience4:


The groom was a military personal, they weren't prostrating, it was push ups, push ups are ways the military shows gallantry.

Well, perhaps they weren't supposed to be showing gallantry in a purely civilian and private occassion.

Punish them all. Rule is rule. Don't flaunt the rules of office discipline. A soldier must endure hardness.

Vipro:
please, is Business education a good course to study in Nigeria university?

Offcourse! Life itself na business... Take it up abeg!

iyatrustee:


Well, perhaps they weren't supposed to be showing gallantry in a purely civilian and private occassion.

Lol, .. ...
You may be right sha

abdullahiyuuf6:
I applaud the Nigerian army for sticking and adhering to its norms and ethics.Otherwise the military will be rendered unorganized and undisciplined just the way the civilian corrupt system has disorganised the public civil service and rendered it a corrupt and most undisciplined government machinery the country had ever known.The average Nigerian most especially the youth of today do not seem to understand the difference between a society without proper ethics and norms and a properly organised society with ethics simply because most of them were born in an era that corrupt politicians are having sway.To most of them corrupt and unethical acts are what they have seen from the time they were born and so to them these are normal acts.The army to me should go further by completely dissecting its members from the social media otherwise the new officers will end up patronising the social media so much that the service will be affected by the lies and lack of etiquette of the social media practice.Long live the federal republic of Nigeria.

The same military whose main job is to intimidate and harass innocent civilians. Mtcheeeew

juniorboma:
See as officers lie down for ground

Bloody civilian called soldier!. Give him,military zerob and pin down his Head quick.