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PoliticsRe: Photo Of Soldiers Fighting Boko Haram In The Sambisa Forest By Make+Receive Call by 12ema: 4:51pm On Feb 21, 2015
Reference:
For where they are and what they are doing they don't need it. Helmets are not exactly fashion accessories. Helmets are not comfortable. And those two need comfort to handle their tasks which is very, very important. Generally the helmet goes with the rifle which means infantry operations or engagements. There is no evidence these are infantry men or they are in harm's way.
I kinda disagree. As a Soldier it is imperative that the uniform standards are met at all times especially in a combat zone. I'd rather be protected than feel comfortable. Try wearing a flak vest, NVG, kevlar and still have your weapon slung when performing everyday tasks. It's not easy but that is where repetitive training discipline comes into it. The enemy won't exactly tell you when they are coming, will they? For me, we are taught that your rifle must never be more than the distance of your arm away from you and your kevlar must always be on your head except during chow in the field. Irrespective of military designation, be it cook, infantry, combat engineer, when in a combat zone, you are infantry first and military designation second for the simple reason that you might be attacked anytime and the enemy won't distinguish between cook and infantry man. But like i said, we don't know what the uniform policy of the Nigerian army during combat operations.
PoliticsRe: Ambode Has His Own Campaign Rice Now by 12ema: 1:33pm On Feb 21, 2015
munas:
If you are not poor in cash,then you are poor in character
'nuff said.
PoliticsRe: Erhiatake Ibori Intensifies Campaign In Delta State (photos) by 12ema: 1:29pm On Feb 21, 2015
Only in Nigeria. The daughter of a convicted embezzler is vying for public office. In a civilized country, public opinion would have denied her the luxury of contesting, but not in Nigeria. Normally, any family stain of this nature should wake people up to the fact she could potentially do same or worse. But like i said, Nigerians don't think like that.
PoliticsRe: Photo Of Soldiers Fighting Boko Haram In The Sambisa Forest By Make+Receive Call by 12ema: 9:45am On Feb 21, 2015
xreal:
Echo....
Over... Over!

GEJ no provide helmets for them?
He don embezzle the money meant for that again.
Or, they are not just disciplined enough to wear it/their supervisors are not enforcing the uniform standards/probably there are no uniform standards.
CelebritiesRe: Comedian Klint Da Drunk & Family In Adorable New Photos by 12ema: 6:50pm On Feb 18, 2015
mikporch:
So that guy get children and him dey fool himself for stage like that hmm let him not call devil when his children tries stoping a taxi to go home after a party they hosted in their house
It's called talent bro, and it'll do you good to recognize it. He is a rare Nigerian using what he has to get what he needs in a honest fashion. As long as he is not using illegal means to generate wealth and people are willing to pay for his services, who are we to criticize?
BusinessRe: CBN Introduces New Policy On Dormant Accounts by 12ema: 11:57am On Feb 18, 2015
Optimisticgondy:
Please someone should tell me what I don't know o. A sister is abroad and
I went to deposit money into her GTB account but she couldn't withdraw this money thru ATM as her balance was showing 0 naira. I went to make complaint at her bank only to be told that her account had become dormant. Up till now, she's still abroad and we believe the money will be in the account. Are you telling me this money I went to deposit when her account was dormant won't be credited to her account?

Someone pls explain to me o.
Dormant accounts can be tricky. To GTB, it is same as the account being closed. Your sister needs to physically show up at the bank to re open the account. I hope that helps. What confuses me is the amount you deposited should not have been accepted in the first place.
Car TalkRe: Six (6) Important Vehicle Documents Police, FRSC & VIO Will Always Ask You. by 12ema: 8:12pm On Feb 17, 2015
Ilekeh:
Wanna see my list? It spans 100+ pages, another 4-years of GEJ tops the list.
Lol....
Car TalkRe: Six (6) Important Vehicle Documents Police, FRSC & VIO Will Always Ask You. by 12ema: 7:34pm On Feb 17, 2015
Ilekeh:
I asked my cousin the same question.

Apparently, the have it, but realistically, they don't. na show.
Holy crap. That country is really messed up. Insurance for show. I am going to file that as "another reason not to ever make plans to relocate back there". Ever.
Car TalkRe: Six (6) Important Vehicle Documents Police, FRSC & VIO Will Always Ask You. by 12ema: 7:18pm On Feb 17, 2015
autoinfo:
Dear all,
As we all know that the election time is here again. The security on our roads are been tighten more to ensure a secured environments before and after election.
In recently time, all the law enforcements agencies which include the Nigerian Police Force, The FRSC, The VIO, Lastma, Nigerian Customs and even in some places The Nigerian Army are now back on our roads with numerous checkpoints.

Am writing this to educate our road users on the vehicle documents required of before you drive on the roads to avoid been harassed, searched wrongly, been asked to provide unnecessary documents or even impound your vehicle when stopped for a check at the checkpoints especially during this few days to election in our country.

Below are the documents you must have and be up to date before you make that your next trip.
1) A valid Driver’s License
2) Vehicle license
3) Insurance Certificate
4) Certificate of Road Worthiness.
5) CMR (Police report)
6) A Tinted permit if your vehicle has a tinted glass (Very important)


Don’t wait until you are been harass or your vehicle is been impounded by this law enforcement agencies.

We help to fast track your vehicle papers, ensuring that you get the GENUINE papers and we DELIVER it to your doorstep on TIME.

Our services include:
New Registration and licensing of motor vehicles
Re-validation of the old number plate (Replacement to new plate)
Issuance and renewal of motor vehicle license
Issuance and renewal of motor vehicle insurance (Premium or Third party)
Issuance of learners permit
Issuance and renewal of hackney permit
Issuance and renewal of road worthiness permit
Processing and registration of Special Number Plates
Issuance and renewal of Mobile advert permit
Issuance of tinted glass Permit




Email: myautoreg@yahoo.com
Need someone to educate me about insurance in Nigeria. Do people really have it or is it for show?
RomanceRe: » Top 10 Female Nairalanders With The Cutest Smiles by 12ema: 7:15pm On Feb 17, 2015
Christianity EtcRe: Hilarious Nigerian Church Posters (Pictures) by 12ema: 7:50pm On Feb 16, 2015
james669:
LOL, Noting person no go see for Nigeria, Every church get their 'marketing' slogan





[b]Man And Woman Have Afternoon s*x In Front Of Shoppers[/b]
Source: http://www.e reporter.com.ng/index.php/more-news/odd-news-reports/item/3297-man-and-woman-have-afternoon-s-x-in-front-of-shoppers
Its not on youtube and in this day and age where everyone and everything in on youtube. So, verdict; it did not happen.
Jobs/VacanciesRe: I Got This Two Jobs, Pls I Need Your Good Advice by 12ema: 7:22pm On Feb 16, 2015
tochimajesty:
My good people of nairaland and beyond, Pls I am presently working as a biometric staff with diamond bank as a contract staff. But I got offer from AB micro finance as a loan officer. The pay for diamond is 50k while that of AB is 70k. The diamond work come wit no stress while the AB micro finance is loaded wit stress and the threat to meet target. Pls give me your good advice my dear brothers.
I would advice you to leave the stress free job and migrate to the one loaded with stress. At least that is all we crave in life; more stress and high blood pressure. cool
PoliticsRe: 30 Facts About Owners Of Nigeria’s Richest Oil Blocks In The Midst Of Poverty by 12ema: 4:09pm On Feb 16, 2015
modestbrowser:
Very long.

Its just long and boring.

So boring its not interesting.
And that bros, is the reason why Nigerians are living in bondage. The looters are betting that since it's "long and boring" and the picture of half naked nollywood stars and Psquare are not in it, Nigerians won't be interested. Even though there are pertinent information in it.
PoliticsRe: APC Youths Display Mock Coffin Of PDP In Borno State (pic) by 12ema: 3:49pm On Feb 16, 2015
adeniranfam:
[img]http://4.bp..com/-yig465c_-ms/VOHR66oa_BI/AAAAAAAEhtM/zy3ADbsgSvk/s1600/1.jpg[/img]
Youths in Borno state pictured above carrying a mock coffin of PDP at Ramat Square, venue of the APC Presidential rally today. Na wa!

source http://shadeade..com/2015/02/choi-apc-youths-display-mock-coffin-of.html
Nigerian's politics is the weirdest i have ever seen. What has coffins have to do with politics for God's sake. Worse still is most Nigerians see nothing wrong with this mentality. Election time, Nigerians will be like "oh my God, why are people killing each other?". Theatricals like this is the reason why. This do or die mentality needs to stop.
TravelRe: A Nairalander's Trip To New Zealand by 12ema: 2:23pm On Feb 16, 2015
mmsen:
Frankfurt has to be one of the ugliest cities on the planet - I would never go there unless required.

Very few German cities are what you might consider charming or beautiful - Munich might be the exception. German villages are much nicer.
If you are ever in the Bayern area, check out Weiden. It's like lagos Island with a lot less people and cleaner.
CelebritiesRe: Mimi Orjiekwe And Husband Pictured Bathing Together In A Bathtub by 12ema: 2:03pm On Feb 16, 2015
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Lord in Heaven. I pray that my right fore finger doesn't fall off for clicking this, Amen.
Lord in Heaven. I pray that my right fore finger doesn't fall off for clicking this, Amen.
TravelRe: A Nairalander's Trip To New Zealand by 12ema: 1:48pm On Feb 16, 2015
If you really want to enjoy visiting overseas/abroad/Europe, go stay in rural areas that's close to urban cities. No joke, cities overseas can be freaking annoying and irritating. Case in point, Paris, Frankfurt, Holland for example. Too many people and very very rude, especially Paris. Rural areas have nothing but clean air, minimal traffic, courteous people and plenty of parking space. And there are plenty of historical landmarks to see especially in Germany and England. If you want to club and party + pick up chicks, by all means, the city is what you want. If you like smoking Ganja then Holland is where you want. Its freaking legal.
CultureRe: The Beauty Of Edo Brides And Women In Their Native Attires by 12ema: 8:15pm On Feb 14, 2015
Bitojoe:
I love edo woman.
Beautiful, yes, they are. I wouldn't frak with them though. They can be totally nuts. If you want peace, hook up and marry a yoruba woman after thorough screening. Peace of mind for life.
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna Picture Thread by 12ema: 5:55pm On Feb 13, 2015
ibrokola:
Before you keep speewing hatred, go to Academy and find out how many Generals sons have been kicked out for indiscipline!
Like i said: Nigerian logic and reasoning at it's finest.
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna Picture Thread by 12ema: 5:48pm On Feb 13, 2015
SirShymexx:
Lmao. grin

You're an NCO for fvck sake. grin

Let's just leave it at that...and not everyone is Nigerian from Nigeria. And some people have a better understanding of things than you do...shiit is more complex than what you see on the surface.

Anyway, continue ya debate with Missy89. undecided
Roger that.
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna Picture Thread by 12ema: 5:38pm On Feb 13, 2015
SirShymexx:
Lmao @ an NCO who never attended a military academy, debating the politics involved with someone who attended one...and berating her, by accusing her of using google - hysterical. The guy is funny, though.

I'm enjoying ya shiit, MissyBigHead - educate that nyggah. tongue

The 3rd eye is watching. wink
Nigerian logic will always amaze me.
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna Picture Thread by 12ema: 5:18pm On Feb 13, 2015
Missy89:
But the topic is about Military academies which you never attended or did you? I asked earlier you didn't really answer the question, Instead you accused me of taking snipets online
An academy which is part of a system that i am part of and understand very well. why? the transition from NCO to officer is well engrained in every soldier in case one decides to make the switch. I have never heard of someone just showing up at ROTC or OCS school because of connections. This is not the 18th century where one can just be drafted into service. The days of the draft is over which is exactly why what you have suggested is not possible. It is an all volunteer force where only 1 percent of the population wants to join. This is why i said initially that your views are biased because what you know is people bribing themselves into service and subjecting themselves to the mercies of a quota system. Here, there is no quota system nor the need to bribe. There are recruiters who go out and pretty much beg people to join. That's right, you heard me, They beg. That is also why the army gives bonuses as much as 40k to join. They need raw talent which is why they pay to get qualified people in. So, going by your logic, why do i need connections to get in or bribe my way in when i can get a bonus for joining?. Lastly, i wasn't trying to insult you. The only way you know what you know right now is because you are using google and wiki. I was just stating facts.
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna Picture Thread by 12ema: 4:51pm On Feb 13, 2015
Missy89:
I hear you. I am gathering sinpets from Google and wiki and every officer in the US military got into the academies by merit and you are giving me first hand information because you are a NCO in the US army.
That's correct. And oh, i don't know how people get into ivy leagues because i am not in an ivy league school, but i do know how the U.S army works because i am a soldier.
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna Picture Thread by 12ema: 4:42pm On Feb 13, 2015
Missy89:
How do you think Biden's son who was in the reserves got into the prestigious position in the first place? You cant understand how academies work if you dont attend one. There is a big difference between following the rules once you are in and getting admitted in the first place. Go to any US military academy and you will see 3rd and 4th generation average officers that got on based on legacy because their father or grandfather was once a member of the Joint chiefs or a top brass in the pentagon.

I dont even need to argue this with anyone. Its like saying getting into an ivy league is based on merit.
You know what? I need my head examined for arguing with you. You are gathering snipets from google and wiki and throwing it together without understanding the basics. I am giving you first hand information. Being in the reserves does not mean you cannot be an officer or reach the highest grade in the service. The only difference is as a reservist, you are a soldier part time and is only activated to full time when a deployment comes up. After your deployment you go back to being part time. I'm done. Have a good weekend.
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna Picture Thread by 12ema: 4:25pm On Feb 13, 2015
Optimisticgondy:
Shuu! Oga Andrew! So you're Officer in the US Army? I trowey salute o
Lol....
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna Picture Thread by 12ema: 4:24pm On Feb 13, 2015
Missy89:
You are a NCO so you never went to any US military academy did you? You got in thru a recruiter? If you follow my post you will know where i live. was in a 4YRS AFROTC in college
Irrespective of which training or designation you undergo to be part of the service, the climate we have does not give room for what you have suggested. Every soldier is held to the 7 army values. Vice president Joe Biden's Son was just kicked out of the military for conduct unbecoming of an officer. This is the son of the second most powerful person in the world. Why didn't his dad use politics to keep him in? To get in and graduate the military academy is solely based on merit. It is very simple: pass the asvab and you are in. Fail the asvab and you are out. There is no room for knuckle heads.
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna Picture Thread by 12ema: 4:03pm On Feb 13, 2015
Missy89:
No i am not. I am speaking form experience. There is politics in every military academy
You are speaking from experience as you know it being a Nigerian living in Nigeria. Are you saying the same applies to the U.S military? Just so you know, i am a NCO in the U.S army, so i know what i am talking about.
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna Picture Thread by 12ema: 3:37pm On Feb 13, 2015
Missy89:
Every military academy in the world does that. Its all about who you know. Most military officers always push their kids or family in for legacy reasons and others get in thru who they know.That is just military politics nothing more. It is not a Nigerian thing. The quota system is even more important in a very heterogeneous Nigeria.

Many high score students usually get in by enlisting and not thru the academy. The academy is always reserved for the students that knows someone for the most part. That is how the military establishment works.
Please take everything you have said back. The problem is you are looking at everything from the point of view of a Nigerian, so you biased. Some countries do what you have mentioned but a lot don't.
BusinessRe: Forex Trading - Season 15 by 12ema: 3:19pm On Feb 01, 2015
drpips1:
grin shocked this thread gives enuf dose of good laugh with amusing minds on this thread, the fact is as long as u cant show a[b] live proof[/b], u re a fake trader, if u trade your hardearned money,your philosophy will be quiet diff both in values and belief,i appreciate all the great minds in this thread fighting for whats real,admist the vampire traders we have in here ready to prey and devour the fresh newbies who will falsely believe in them,but to the wise ones ,i will only have to say that real recognises real,and same thing happens to the banking s**t..........
As i have said many times, if a lot more people would think through their thoughts and actions before engaging in them they would be a lot better off. Now i have to rebutt your infantile comments and at the end you'll be like "damn, i should have kept my mouth shut. Now i look like a. . . ". Here we go:

FOR THE NEWBIES: LIVE PROOF
I hope to God that everything i have been trying to impart is sinking in because failure to do so will ultimately leave you in a world of hurt. I have been doing this for a long time and i've seen some real phucked up shiiit all in the name of trading. I've done things i am not proud of during my learning stage and still regret them till today. This is the reason that i refuse the ones on this same thread asking me to manage their accounts. So, for starters, do you know that there are ways to doctor an account to such an extent that if i tell you to sell your house and car in other for me to trade your account you would? In the U.S and Europe it would be difficult and i wouldn't try it, but in Nigeria were the concept of money management is still at it's infancy, traders like drpips would swallow it hook, line and sinker. I have done this in the past and it was not pretty nor did it end well. There are some brokers you can sign up with and when you put in a thousand dollars, your platform will reflect a hundred thousand. Lets leave that for a while and ask why would i want to show you proof if not for the ulterior motive of canvassing you to let me manage your account for you. My money is mine and my account is mine. You are not going to shear in it. I've seen traders, who even though they had thousands of dollars in their account, they only had that much because of a pyramid scheme designed in such a way as to give the impression of a valid account. Lets not go too far. On this same thread we've seen how Odiaero was exposed for doing exactly what i have just described. Even if i decided to stoop low and show you live proof, a lot of you would say it is zimbabwean dollars. That has been said here on this very thread. Either you accept what i am telling you or you don't. That is enough for me. Then again, i understand why a lot of traders in Nigeria are the way they are. The economy is phucked up, there are no jobs, everything is hard and yet on FTA there are stories of this wonderful and easy way to make a gazzilion dollars overnight trading forex. Fustration sets in when, after investing in it, nothing is at it seems. The ones spreading this fallacy are the ones hell bent on duping young traders saying forex is just forex. Always ask yourself this question; why would anyone ask to manage your funds. If he is making those millions overnight, then what does he need mine for? There are ways to manage other peoples money. You could open a licensed investment firm or open/invest in a pamm account. A lot of people are angry because i am spoiling business and it is no longer business as usual. I would too if i were them. And some are just pissed that at the idea that anyone can promulgate trading as a long term endeavour. "5 years compounding? WTF, i have school fees/house rent to pay". Well, sorry to burst your bubble, that is just the way it is.
In an unfair way as well, i think i am comparing my situation with a lot of traders. I don't need to trade for sustenance. I am trading towards retirement, so ten years means nothing to me. I am very well off. I have a solid career and live in a country where my economic circumstance is very predictable. Maybe that is why i am patient and maybe i shouldn't expect same from everyone. I'm just lucky. 'nuff said.

@forexmarts. I appreciate the kind words.
CelebritiesRe: Dabota Lawson Stuns In New Photos; Flaunts Her Fleet Of Cars by 12ema: 9:01pm On Jan 31, 2015
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BusinessRe: Forex Trading - Season 15 by 12ema: 8:34pm On Jan 31, 2015
endfx1:
^^^ Fela say "Na small shit dey spoil yash"....

Kip on then..."the taste of the pudding is in the eating"

Am out.
And we thought he was the peace maker. undecided
BusinessRe: Forex Trading - Season 15 by 12ema: 8:25pm On Jan 31, 2015
endfx1:
Well, you are so entitled to your opinion though but trust me whoever knows his onion in this biz won't indulge in such frivolities..
As you say, you are entitled to your opinion as well.

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