Epitome of beauty

Super101:
This guys are really backward if this is the first

mugu shege wawa, help me point out dat igbo woman who has attained dis level in d military...

BarryX:
Something good from the North finally!

what were you expecting before nko?

archdaura:

you will regret it for sure

I'm impressed. Thumbs up ma'am!

Look great

Wow very handsome.

military that's just what the hausa-fulani are good at. Fucking jihadists on military uniforms.

Another tribal thread. And yet it will hit fp

ceometromedia:
Hajara began her career as a non-commissioned officer in 1986. She rose to become the first Hausa Muslim woman from a core Northern state to reach the rank of Wing Commander, equivalent to Lieutenant Colonel in the Army.

Hajara, a daughter of late Marafan Birnin Kudu, Colonel Bashari Umaru, from Birnin Kudu in Jigawa State, is currently the Chief Matron of Armed Forces Medical Hospital, Kano. She has been to war in Congo, served at Ibadan, Kaduna, among other places within the country.

She was born in Dorayi Quarters on March 19, 1964, and grew up in Yakasai quarters of Kano, and later began her early education at wagwarwa Primary School, and later joined St. Louis Primary School.

Being a bright student, Hajara gained admission into Queen’s College, Lagos and St. Louis Secondary School, Kano. She would have chosen the former option but for her dad’s transfer to Kano. After completing her secondary education, she joined School of Nursing, Kano.

It was at that school that she took the decision to join the Nigerian Air Force, following recruitment drive for medical personnel.

"It was actually a dramatic situation. My mom Hajiya didn’t like it at all. And my dad pretends that he also didn’t like it in order to please her. But he actually encouraged me and respected my choice," the widow said.

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/02/photos-first-hausa-muslim-female-wing.html

I was expecting to see one fat old woman with ijab. I am nicely disappointed

Wow.... She too fine, men she is one of a kind a kind mehn

You have defeated the purpose of this thread by the healine you gave it and thereby make it useless and nonsense.

What a hell are those words like* Hausa Muslim* need to do with this post I'm sure you must be a mallam when they asked you to go to school and learn commonsense you will see No but rather go to islamic class and learn no sense talkless of common sense pls don't take it personal ok. You tribalized your post and not only that you also showed your religion backwardness I don't know where religion is mention in praising a professional, sign of foolishness Bro no vex but that is the hard truth so re-arrange your healine. Thanks.

yjgm:
Congrats ma'am

thanks my man

Ab025:
Wow.... I like this!

NOT ONLY YOU, I LIKE IT WHEN IT IS EQUAL.

Op don't u tink u r promoting tribalism. Aftrall, other ethnic groups hv their own,yet u chose d north. Pls beta research on d 1st igbo xtian female wing commander n also dat of yoruba, urhobo, Tiv, idoma, etc

ceometromedia:
Hajara began her career as a non-commissioned officer in 1986. She rose to become the first Hausa Muslim woman from a core Northern state to reach the rank of Wing Commander, equivalent to Lieutenant Colonel in the Army.

Hajara, a daughter of late Marafan Birnin Kudu, Colonel Bashari Umaru, from Birnin Kudu in Jigawa State, is currently the Chief Matron of Armed Forces Medical Hospital, Kano. She has been to war in Congo, served at Ibadan, Kaduna, among other places within the country.

She was born in Dorayi Quarters on March 19, 1964, and grew up in Yakasai quarters of Kano, and later began her early education at wagwarwa Primary School, and later joined St. Louis Primary School.

Being a bright student, Hajara gained admission into Queen’s College, Lagos and St. Louis Secondary School, Kano. She would have chosen the former option but for her dad’s transfer to Kano. After completing her secondary education, she joined School of Nursing, Kano.

It was at that school that she took the decision to join the Nigerian Air Force, following recruitment drive for medical personnel.

"It was actually a dramatic situation. My mom Hajiya didn’t like it at all. And my dad pretends that he also didn’t like it in order to please her. But he actually encouraged me and respected my choice," the widow said.

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/02/photos-first-hausa-muslim-female-wing.html

nicedas:
mugu shege wawa, help me point out dat igbo woman who has attained dis level in d military...

You are too backward to be responded to.

likila:


me, i wont try it oooo.
i see the fideo of the boy that compliment she-sholdier

An ordinary cadet for that matter, see as them finish the guy.

One day, i see one woman soldier for inside bus, she siddown beside me, she fine well o.
But fear catch me, i no fit ask am for number. . . .and i never see this video that time o.

She looks rather young for her age, if she puts on a wedding dress, you wont even suspect she's not older.

baralatie:
I wonder what will happen if a person gives her a compliment she looks good for her age and achievements!

Walahi, you are on your own, you BLOODY CIVILIANS

Unfortunately, the Armed forces of this country don't know or accept that they are subordinate to the civilians. The civilians are their employers. Same goes for our politicians. The people, electorates, civilians are your BOSS.

Wow I tink she is hausa fulani, she is vry beautiful and still young on d movement,bravo 2u great woman of Nigeria I wish 2 wear dis uniform and get 2 dis rank

ceometromedia:
Hajara began her career as a non-commissioned officer in 1986. She rose to become the first Hausa Muslim woman from a core Northern state to reach the rank of Wing Commander, equivalent to Lieutenant Colonel in the Army.

Hajara, a daughter of late Marafan Birnin Kudu, Colonel Bashari Umaru, from Birnin Kudu in Jigawa State, is currently the Chief Matron of Armed Forces Medical Hospital, Kano. She has been to war in Congo, served at Ibadan, Kaduna, among other places within the country.

She was born in Dorayi Quarters on March 19, 1964, and grew up in Yakasai quarters of Kano, and later began her early education at wagwarwa Primary School, and later joined St. Louis Primary School.

Being a bright student, Hajara gained admission into Queen’s College, Lagos and St. Louis Secondary School, Kano. She would have chosen the former option but for her dad’s transfer to Kano. After completing her secondary education, she joined School of Nursing, Kano.

It was at that school that she took the decision to join the Nigerian Air Force, following recruitment drive for medical personnel.

"It was actually a dramatic situation. My mom Hajiya didn’t like it at all. And my dad pretends that he also didn’t like it in order to please her. But he actually encouraged me and respected my choice," the widow said.

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/02/photos-first-hausa-muslim-female-wing.html

To cut the story short. She didn't go to almajiri or Islamic school. All were missionary school

Super101:


You are too backward to be responded to.

common sense, common English, I understand u ddnt respond to my quote, zombies, u guys wl perish in d zoo....

likila:


me, i wont try it oooo.
i see the fideo of the boy that compliment she-sholdier

TP ABI" WITH THAT ONE WAS A FEMALE REGULAR COURSE STUDENT THAT HASN'T BEEN PROPERLY GROOMED......OR SHOULD I SAY SHE WASN'T EVEN SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN THERE AT THE FIRST PLACE.......SAW THE VIDEO TOO, AND SHE WAS LIKE; " SO YOU'RE DODGING MY SLAP ABI" WITH HER BEDROOM VOICE.... SHE WAS LUCKY NOT TO BE ONE ON ONE WITH THAT DUDE IN A QUITE PLACE, SHE WOULD HV KNOWN THE MEANING OF BEATING.........

Cledy come and see this

She's pretty, but I dare not say it to her face.

For every core Hausa/Fulani successful person look for either royal heritage and or education from either a christian school in the north or the south.

Met her on a couple of occasions! Somebody has to be a first in everything op!!

The tag Hausa muslim is simply unnecessary. First female wing commander is enough. Titles like this is what polarizes this country the more. It is tribalistic and myopic.

The tag Hausa muslim is simply unnecessary. First female wing commander is enough. Titles like this is what polarizes this country the more. It is tribalistic and myopic.

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[quote author=Ymodulus post=42678252]We the promoters of tribalism in this country.

Why stress her religion and tribe?[/quot

because op want make im pain u reach blood. looks like he did a good job

babyfaceafrica:
what has you!!!!!!!...you just murdered English tense.

He knows what he typed. It was deliberate.