| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by berrystunn(m): 9:57pm On May 27, 2021 |
UncleKoboko:
It will never be well with one-NIGERIA insha'Allah.
I can't tolerate one-NIGERIA with Hausa-fulani people ever again. Do you have problem with the name or the people leaving in Nigeria? |
| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by berrystunn(m): 9:58pm On May 27, 2021 |
mosho2good:
LOST IN NIGERIA?
If you ever get lost in Lagos, just find your way to Oshodi, Berger, Ojota, Iddo or Jibowu, from these places, you can even get a bus going to Jerusalem.
In Ibadan find a bus to Iwo Road. From there, choose anywhere you are going on earth.
In Kaduna, just ask of Central Market (Kazuwa/Kasuwa - depending on your tongue), from there, you can take a bus to Jamaica.
In Abuja, find your way to Berger Roundabout, from there, ask for anywhere on earth. You will get a bus going there.
In Onitsha, just go to Upper Iweka (pronounced as Oppy Iweka). You can even get a bus directly to Singapore.
In Calabar, simply find your way to Etim Edem Park, you can get to Iceland in seconds from there!
In Enugu, find your way to Holy Ghost Old Park. From there, even angels can take you to your destiny.
In Kano, find your way to New Road or Sabongari. You can take direct bus to Iraq from there.
In Port Harcourt, just find your way to Rumuola, Garrison, Mile 1, Lagos, Rumuokoro Roundabout or Waterlines. Even where planes cannot reach, you will get buses that go there from those places mentioned.
In Ilorin, find your way to Post Office or Taiwo Road. You can from these places enter Malaysia
In Benin, find your way to Ringroad, New Benin, Iyaro or Oluku junction, you can get a bus that is heading to Italy directly.
In Yenagoa, just go to Tombia Roundabout, believe me the rest will be history.
In Lokoja, just find your way to Ganaja Junction, if you cannot find a bus going to where you are going in Ganaja Junction, then you are going nowhere.
In Uyo, take a taxi to Plaza, leave the rest of where you are going to the drivers.
In Jos, go to Terminus. From there, you can even get a bus to anywhere.
In Warri, find a bus to Effurun Roundabout or Enerhen Junction. From there you will smile to anywhere you are going to.
In Agbor, find your way to Uromi Junction. The buses there can even take you to China without Visa.
In Owerri, just go to Control. You be the young or GUO driver ? 2 Likes |
| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by observanc1: 10:02pm On May 27, 2021 |
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| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by ElexObi1: 10:04pm On May 27, 2021 |
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| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by Nobody: 10:08pm On May 27, 2021 |
smallsmall:
Course 35, not Course 36.
This appointment jumped all the Generals in Course 36 and picked someone from Course 37, thereby prematurely ending the career of those ones, for no good reason except the Nepotism of this wicked thing in Aso Rock What nepotism exactly. Couse 35 and 36 also have northern there. All coas have been selected from infrantry, so where is the nepotism. The defense chief is an igboman Chief of naval staff is from middle belt Chief of air staff is a yoruba man The chief of armed staff from north east. Where is the nepotism  1 Like |
| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by mechanics(m): 10:22pm On May 27, 2021 |
slivertongue:
how many of these generals are deployed for serious security work None of them, they should all retire and allow fresh blood to take over. |
| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by almarthins(m): 10:23pm On May 27, 2021 |
Tinubuadvocate:
That's good congrats to the new army general in town. Your tenure shall bring peace and stability yielding more prosperous to our nation. When Dem ask your junior to stand on top ur head, will you congratulate him? Let's think deeply, the idea of politicizing military appointment is terrible.dem politicize police, custom etc. This country is going nowhere |
| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by whytediamond(m): 10:57pm On May 27, 2021 |
ThinkSmarter:
I really hope the Senate will do something commendable on the constitutional amendment.
Also, hope that the next president of Nigeria will be detribalised and if possible, an Free thinker.
So that remarkable reforms and development will be wwithnessed in all spheres.
Buhari is not going to live forever
Power will soon change hand.
And we will withness much reform.
We need a leader like Paul Kagame of Rwanda.
God bless Nigeria.
May all the criminals in Nigeria meet their Waterloo. Tinubu |
| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by SolarEdge: 11:21pm On May 27, 2021 |
That's the situation most time. Appointments in this part of the world is laughable. i believe in the military years in service is tantamount to experience.. why then appointing a junior officer amidst other senior officers?...ethnicity sells like bitcoin here.
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| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by CapitalBank: 11:23pm On May 27, 2021 |
ThinkSmarter:
I really hope the Senate will do something commendable on the constitutional amendment.
Also, hope that the next president of Nigeria will be detribalised and if possible, an Free thinker.
So that remarkable reforms and development will be wwithnessed in all spheres.
Buhari is not going to live forever
Power will soon change hand.
And we will withness much reform.
We need a leader like Paul Kagame of Rwanda.
God bless Nigeria.
May all the criminals in Nigeria meet their Waterloo. Thinking like a typical foolish Southerner as usual... |
| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by kushme: 11:24pm On May 27, 2021 |
OsuAmaka:
About 30 Generals would be dropping out in 5 months. That's HUGE number of loss to the nation. Right thinking individuals know how massive the implication.
Overall, the President has made a very poor decision & has cost the nation a great loss of resources.
-Osu amaka A country with plenty Generals.. What are their functions .. No serious input though.. Even Ghadafi was a colonel.... |
| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by AOTEMN: 1:31am On May 28, 2021 |
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| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by Mjpem23(m): 3:14am On May 28, 2021 |
Tinubuadvocate:
That's good congrats to the new army general in town. Your tenure shall bring peace and stability yielding more prosperous to our nation. Which peace and which nation ? |
| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by okoroemeka(m): 3:16am On May 28, 2021 |
BetExpert:
God punish Buhari. He chose another quota system fulani terrorists general over more well seasoned well trained highly intelligent merit based higher ranking Generals that are Igbos, Yorubas and other tribes. Now they want to retire quality Generals in place of the Nepa Certificate own. And then you wonder why ISWAP keep killing soldiers like mosquitoes on the battlefield. They are being led by corrupt quota system dunce fulani Generals with low IQ very correct my brother,why can't he make Ben ahanotu the new coas,the senior man has experience,speaks hausa very fluently,do they have to sacrifice all these talents just to make sure mediocrity and nepotism rules,do they have to look far ,that Ben ahanotu is the most qualified soldier to be the new coas but unfortunately he is an ibo man and cannot be trusted,retire in peace my warrior,I just cannot imagine the type of turmoil that will be going on now in army high command,morale will be at all time low. 2 Likes |
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| Re: Forceful Retirement Of 10 Top Army Generals Looms As Farouk Yahaya Becomes COAS by Yankee101: 4:07am On May 28, 2021 |
Very useful info mosho2good:
LOST IN NIGERIA?
If you ever get lost in Lagos, just find your way to Oshodi, Berger, Ojota, Iddo or Jibowu, from these places, you can even get a bus going to Jerusalem.
In Ibadan find a bus to Iwo Road. From there, choose anywhere you are going on earth.
In Kaduna, just ask of Central Market (Kazuwa/Kasuwa - depending on your tongue), from there, you can take a bus to Jamaica.
In Abuja, find your way to Berger Roundabout, from there, ask for anywhere on earth. You will get a bus going there.
In Onitsha, just go to Upper Iweka (pronounced as Oppy Iweka). You can even get a bus directly to Singapore.
In Calabar, simply find your way to Etim Edem Park, you can get to Iceland in seconds from there!
In Enugu, find your way to Holy Ghost Old Park. From there, even angels can take you to your destiny.
In Kano, find your way to New Road or Sabongari. You can take direct bus to Iraq from there.
In Port Harcourt, just find your way to Rumuola, Garrison, Mile 1, Lagos, Rumuokoro Roundabout or Waterlines. Even where planes cannot reach, you will get buses that go there from those places mentioned.
In Ilorin, find your way to Post Office or Taiwo Road. You can from these places enter Malaysia
In Benin, find your way to Ringroad, New Benin, Iyaro or Oluku junction, you can get a bus that is heading to Italy directly.
In Yenagoa, just go to Tombia Roundabout, believe me the rest will be history.
In Lokoja, just find your way to Ganaja Junction, if you cannot find a bus going to where you are going in Ganaja Junction, then you are going nowhere.
In Uyo, take a taxi to Plaza, leave the rest of where you are going to the drivers.
In Jos, go to Terminus. From there, you can even get a bus to anywhere.
In Warri, find a bus to Effurun Roundabout or Enerhen Junction. From there you will smile to anywhere you are going to.
In Agbor, find your way to Uromi Junction. The buses there can even take you to China without Visa.
In Owerri, just go to Control. |
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