komekn:


We just need to accept the fact that we are not longer the big brother we think we are.

Swallow our pride and beg the Chadians to come and help us they did it before they can do it again.

I think moral in the army is at a very low level.

I think it would be much much cheaper to pay the Chadians as well.

Litmus:


We need both - relevant equipment as well as fighting spirit. Answer, buy equipment and pay attention to the weponisation of social media to break the Nigeria army. The latest of the latter is the alleged story by a Nigerian sniper that his fellow Nigerian soldiers tried to kill him because he was inflicting heavy casualty on the terrorists. Two days ago social media had turned Tolulope’s death into fifth-columnists conspiracy and before that Nigeria army was hiding massive and unprecedented casualties inflicted on us by terrorists and on and on. If you were a soldier reading all this and also reading people calling you a fool for fighting for Nigeria; Social media celebrating the deaths of your comrades, Social Media telling you that running is a sign of your intelligence; Social Media telling you Nigeria is not worth dying for, your fighting spirit is going to run South, pardon the pun.

Commanding officers at the theatre have to start countering many of these viral Social Media output by, for instance, conducting moral reinforcing tent speeches that reassure the men of the falseness of these outputs. Of course, Commanding Officers most not be influenced or show that they are influenced by these Social Media tales.

komekn:


We just need to accept the fact that we are not longer the big brother we think we are.

Swallow our pride and beg the Chadians to come and help us they did it before they can do it again.

I think moral in the army is at a very low level.

I think it would be much much cheaper to pay the Chadians as well.[/quote[quote]

komekn:


We just need to accept the fact that we are not longer the big brother we think we are.

Swallow our pride and beg the Chadians to come and help us they did it before they can do it again.

I think moral in the army is at a very low level.

I think it would be much much cheaper to pay the Chadians as well.

Odunayaw:
Okay. Where do I send

Tobiloba2407:


And how is this a lie? When you don't know about something or you aren't sure, you ask questions, it's the smart thing to do, so you become intelligent.

ugo4u:

Maybe it's SSC (Short service Combatant) interview the said orderly was invited for.
It's at NDA(old site) interview and training is conducted.

Nicheey:


Bla Bla Bla, biko shift. Nda interview lmaooooo. I pity who liked ur post sef, here reek of lies eh, smh.

You go just open mouth WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Nicheey:


Bla Bla Bla, biko shift. Nda interview lmaooooo. I pity who liked ur post sef, here reek of lies eh, smh.

Nicheey:


I dunno, but if it's the regular course mannnnn that's a lie. Everything there is solely on merit, don't believe 'this, that rumors', coming from someone that has undergone that very same protocol. Rc 70.

Tobiloba2407:


See this idiot, thunder fire you, bastard!!! 70rc, your whole generation bastard!!!

joshingjosh:


joshuajeff2064@gmail.com

Nicheey:


I dunno, but if it's the regular course mannnnn that's a lie. Everything there is solely on merit, don't believe 'this, that rumors', coming from someone that has undergone that very same protocol. Rc 70.

Toju200:

CAPACITY BUILDING: NAF GRADUATES ANOTHER SET OF INSTRUCTOR PILOTS AT 401 FYING TRAINING SCHOOL, KADUNA

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) today, 17 July 2020, graduated another set of Instructor Pilots (IPs) at the 401 Flying Training School (401 FTS) Kaduna. The IP Course 12/2020 Course had 6 participants, comprising one Wing Commander, 2 Flight Lieutenants and 3 Flying Officers drawn from different platforms and units in the NAF, who completed the intensive 4-month training. Speaking during the ceremony, the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, represented by the Commandant Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), Air Vice Marshal (AVM) Abdulganiu Olabisi, noted that 401 FTS had continued to fulfill its statutory role of providing effective flying training for almost 40 years as evidenced by the quality of its graduands over the years. He therefore implored the school not to rest on its oars but to continue to strive towards more realistic training consistent with the operational imperatives in today’s aviation industry, producing the next generation of NAF aviators.

While congratulating the graduands for marking another significant milestone in their careers, the CAS reminded them that, as critical elements in the operational cycle, they must endeavour to contribute their quota to the upliftment of the standard of student pilots’ training thereby enhancing effectiveness of operations in the Service. He also urged the graduands to work harder, read wider and fly with more precision in order to satisfy quest for knowledge of their students and set the right example. “I can assure you that if you are prepared to do these, then you will find fulfillment in the job that you do and enjoy the rest of your flying career”, he added. The CAS therefore enjoined them to seize the opportunities available to make a positive impact in the NAF and leave a legacy for their students who would remember them for the rest of their Service lives. The CAS also commended the Air Officer Commanding Air Training Command, (AOC ATC) the Commander 401 FTS, IPs and other staff for their hard work and unflinching drive towards churning out yet another batch of new IPs for the NAF. The CAS assured them that the Service, on its part, would continue to support their activities within available resources to provide result-oriented training.
Earlier in his welcome remarks, the Commander 401 FTS, Group Captain Nasiru Saidu, while thanking the CAS for his unrelenting support to the Unit, stated that the 6 Student Instructor Pilots (SIPs), who were drawn from various operational Units in the NAF, completed the IP course with high levels of airmanship and were therefore ready for deployment to both DA-40NG and Super Mushshak aircraft as instructors.

One of the highlights of the ceremony was the presentation of Certificates and Badges to the Graduands. Also present at the event were the representative of the AOC ATC, Deputy Director Operations HQ NAF, Principal Staff Officers of ATC as well as Commanders and Commandants of co-located NAF Units in Kaduna.

IBIKUNLE DARAMOLA
Air Commodore
Director of Public Relations and Information
Nigerian Air Force
17 July 2020

komekn:


We just need to accept the fact that we are not longer the big brother we think we are.

Swallow our pride and beg the Chadians to come and help us they did it before they can do it again.

I think moral in the army is at a very low level.

I think it would be much much cheaper to pay the Chadians as well.

Tobiloba2407:


See this idiot, thunder fire you, bastard!!! 70rc, your whole generation bastard!!!

demolition:

You go just open mouth WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Tobiloba2407:


Okay sir!!! I request you give us the truth, since what I typed is the lie, thank you sir!!!.

Odunayaw:
Nicheey camdan. RC 67,68 tested. If you were at Afaka for 67 you won't blow such ofe. Arm of service ne

komekn:


We just need to accept the fact that we are not longer the big brother we think we are.

Swallow our pride and beg the Chadians to come and help us they did it before they can do it again.

I think moral in the army is at a very low level.

I think it would be much much cheaper to pay the Chadians as well.

Oladeligt:


Only a Potent Ibadan paraga mixed with Kaduna burukutu can make someone talk like this.

Sorry but you are not making sense.

Whyem15:

And when the chadiens refuses to leave because "obviously our military isn't a threat to them", we would pay the cameroonians or Nigerians to help us fight them?
Everytime I see absurdities on this thread and feel that is the worst I can ever see, some people still manage to set newer records.

slimthugchimee2:


Have you forgotten he's the often knowledgeable guy



If he's wrong, there is no right

GeneralFarouq:

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Xbee007:
Come to think of it, my uncle once applied for Nigerian Army way before this Boko Haram brouhaha got to this point. He was devastated he didn't get it because, according to him, "I don't know the right people."

We are very glad he didn't get it.

SamuelAnyawu:


Are you sure the Military if given the funds will really acquire the necessary weapons and not real estates?