last4eva: I guess its abt tym we all fold our arms regarding NN and lets think and talk abt oda oppourtunities out dia...
Dia are multitude options, lets cock our ears and eyes..
All d best to u.
ONWARD TOGETHER....

nnesochim: Those that want to resign should quitely do so to pave way for others........ONWARD ALONE.

Mfon Asuquo: Good morning my fellow intending naval officers. Do have a blessed day. It's friday. Bar'ka de jumai. Onward together...................................

General emperor: Jocyman wad up U

General emperor: Nnechim if d list has ben delayd as much as dis by d quaks acordn 2 my guy Calyb,av u tot of d knd of list NN wud publish by dis so calld quaks @ d end

General emperor: Nnesochim if d list has ben delayd as much as dis by d quaks acordn 2 my guy Calyb,av u tot of d knd of list NN wud publish by dis so calld quaks @ d end

Jocyman: My brother i dey o,NN was jst a waste of tym nd money

nnesochim: I suspect they may hav secretely started training the people they want,but dat doesnt warant the retirements people ar making even when dey hav nt started the main work.

nnesochim: I suspect they may hav secretely started training the people they want,but dat doesnt warant the retirements people ar making even when dey hav nt started the main work.

nnesochim: I suspect they may hav secretely started training the people they want,but dat doesnt warant the retirements people ar making even when dey hav nt started the main work.

General emperor: Since we all decided 2 fold our hands,let us all do dat,I bet u ntn wud change,
1 advice if u cn apply 4 a master programme pls do,bcs d possibility we mit up wt NA/NAF is so slim,a word is enof 4 dis wise,forgt abt dis list dis year or u guz shud tink of a way 2 contact NN,as 4 me,av resigned frm NN

General emperor:

My broda dey ar both crooks ad quaks lol,

nnesochim: Ar u sure this people ar nt waiting for us to react before they release the list,na just my opinion,even though the list must have been doctored to their taste.

General emperor:

Lol,it a military job,so we cnt react

General emperor: Flamjay I ad sm individual has said it times wtout nos,let mk use of newspaper publicatn,sm brot ideas of. Blogs,twitter,FB,bbm ad so,bt sm people dat belngs 2 d ancient times,said it a military job ad we dnt knw d job we applied 4,dat if we dnt av any gud tin 2 say we shud kip shut,
I waitd mst of us 2 agree on smtn,ad move 2geda as a unit bt rada people were askn,afta u do all dis ad ur name is nt on d list,nobody is rada 2 tak d bull by d horn ad dat y Nigeria is d way we are,I dnt blame d govt,I blame we dat ar governd,we ar so weak 2 stand up 4 our right,
An officer told me we shud speak up our plight,so dey cud @least mk a case bt people said it a military job,so av restd my case on dat

General emperor: What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead.” — Nelson Mandela

It was February 1990,i was in Primary four (4).It was not yet break period nor closing time, i remember vividly as a primary school pupil, so it was un-usual when suddenly we heard our school bell ring, hurriedly we picked up our books and bags and went to the open space where we had our devotions before the start of classes daily.
Our headmaster and some teachers were laughing loudly in circles , finally the headmaster in his baritone voice announced that school was closed for the day and that Nelson Mandela has just being released after 27years in prison.

As a little boy, i was very inquisitive and i read anything in print i laid hands on including newspapers.
I remembered his name and how we sang 'free Mandela'.
What i couldnt understand was why a man released from prison in far away South Africa could send us home before the close of school.
A few more inquiries ,i was briefed on the sacrifice and price he had paid.
I was drawn to him from that moment and i read as much as i could about him and followed him up till death.
There is no controversy, there will never be another Nelson Mandela. Not in Africa.
He was the greatest.

He did a single term as President of South Africa and resisted every attempt to make him seek re-election despite the fact that he had spent the most productive part of his life in prison for the same cause.
A very rare trait in Africa where most of her leaders would rather die or prefer to be disgraced out of office.

Today, the world stood still for Nelson Mandela, not for how much he amassed, but for his legacies.
To the Nigerian public office holders that have looted the country blind and stashed away funds for their fourth unborn generation and beyond in a manner Karl Max describes as 'primitive accumulation of wealth', I got just one word for you.. '...riches do not endure forever, and a crown is not secure for all generations.' PROVERBS 27:24
Dont just join the rest of the world to celebrate the life of Mandela, also do well to emulate him so you can also be celebrated in death.

Rest in Peace Nelson Mandela.
You came, you saw and you conquered.
General Emperor,

General emperor: What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead.” — Nelson Mandela

It was February 1990,i was in Primary four (4).It was not yet break period nor closing time, i remember vividly as a primary school pupil, so it was un-usual when suddenly we heard our school bell ring, hurriedly we picked up our books and bags and went to the open space where we had our devotions before the start of classes daily.
Our headmaster and some teachers were laughing loudly in circles , finally the headmaster in his baritone voice announced that school was closed for the day and that Nelson Mandela has just being released after 27years in prison.

As a little boy, i was very inquisitive and i read anything in print i laid hands on including newspapers.
I remembered his name and how we sang 'free Mandela'.
What i couldnt understand was why a man released from prison in far away South Africa could send us home before the close of school.
A few more inquiries ,i was briefed on the sacrifice and price he had paid.
I was drawn to him from that moment and i read as much as i could about him and followed him up till death.
There is no controversy, there will never be another Nelson Mandela. Not in Africa.
He was the greatest.

He did a single term as President of South Africa and resisted every attempt to make him seek re-election despite the fact that he had spent the most productive part of his life in prison for the same cause.
A very rare trait in Africa where most of her leaders would rather die or prefer to be disgraced out of office.

Today, the world stood still for Nelson Mandela, not for how much he amassed, but for his legacies.
To the Nigerian public office holders that have looted the country blind and stashed away funds for their fourth unborn generation and beyond in a manner Karl Max describes as 'primitive accumulation of wealth', I got just one word for you.. '...riches do not endure forever, and a crown is not secure for all generations.' PROVERBS 27:24
Dont just join the rest of the world to celebrate the life of Mandela, also do well to emulate him so you can also be celebrated in death.

Rest in Peace Nelson Mandela.
You came, you saw and you conquered.
General Emperor,