ignant:


I don't usually reply to ignorant filths on nairaland.

The Nigerian officers were at Mons Officers Cadet School for military certificate courses. The only prerequisite was that they were to be referred there by governments. There was no academic prerequisite. The least duration for a cadet degree at MOCS was three years. NONE of the Nigerian officers were there for more than six months. Fact check this with their profiles on Wikipedia etc.

Don't quote me again with your ignorance.

Mumu, you think we attended the same down-the-riverside school of inverted logic?

P.S - Buhari was already in sixth form when he got admitted to the army.
Please ask your parents what it took to get into the sixth form of any school back then, assuming they are old enough to know.

Source: [2] Luckham, R. (1974). The Nigerian Military: A Sociological Analysis of Authority and Revolt 1960-67 (Revised ed. edition). Cambridge University Press.

AnyoneButAtiku:



Mumu, the WAEC registrar for that period has already confirmed that Buhari was awarded a school leaving cert.
I will take his word over a certain coke-sniffing character and his band of untutored scallywags anytime.

Why you con dey call me mumu na? OK the registrar is now certificate abi? let him bring out a hard copy and we would believe

For once, politicians should think well. We actually don’t need certificate to be a good leader. The number of professors we have in Nigeria far outweighs 40% of the total population of some European countries. Yet they have not been able to write or speak Nigeria to progress. If you need certificate to make someone a leader, then we should consider nominating those Universities professors that couldn’t read our election results.