₦airaland Forum

AK481:
Technical know how , whose only solution to unemployment is to employ 50 million youth into the army and feed them with agbado daily.

Your IQ is like that of your master,too high �

Conpulsory military training is a norm in many advanced countries.Is Agbado,cassava not our staple food in Nigeria?
In Sweden compulsory military service starts from 18 years for abled bodied men and women.

Zelenskyy:
If they like, let them bring out all the looted funds in their possession...

The people of Osun State would vote out this Useless Government...

APC must Fall... APC must Fail.... APC must Scatter...

Zalenskyy go and find solution to the war in your background

Davidblen:
I know for a fact that tinubu will win southwest and the only state that can give him more vote in southwest is LAGOS , others southwest states are just chewing gum , but apart from south west where else again??

He will in the following states:
North Central:Kwara,Kogi,Nassarawa,Benue,Plateau
South South:Akwa Ibom,Cross river,Delta,Edo
North East:Borno,Bauchi,Jigawa,Gombe,Yobe
North West:Kano,Kaduna,Katsina.

Gov Obi Orders Shoot On Sight
By ALPHONSUS NWEZE and ODOGWU EMEKA ODOGWU
Onitsha/Awka — PEEVED by continued threat to lives and property in Onitsha, Anambra State governor, Mr. Peter Obi yesterday directed security operatives to shoot on sight hoodlums caught perpetrating violence in the city.

Mr. Obi had on Sunday imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew on the commercial hub of the South East zone as part of measures to contain activities of suspected members of Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB).

On the 30th of June 2022,5 million well meaning Nigerians will march on the streets of Anambra and Enugu to solicit support for Tinubu.

God bless the Asiwaju Bola Tinubu
God bless Yorubaland
God bless Nigeria

ignis:
Tinubu Afonjo hungry boys paid to defranchise the OBIdient igbos of thier fundamental rights.

Go and register in your IPobedient Region.

Atiku,the Fulani herdsmen President.

Coolsperm:
We The Igbo Muslims will never vote a Peter Obi,kifar , is an insult to us

Jagaban for life.

service obligation may be extended indefinitely

27.Estonia — 8-11 months for males aged 18-27

28.Ethiopia — De jure - No ongoing conscription, but military has authority to conduct compulsory draft if necessary

29. Finland — 6-12 months for males at age 18, reserves until age 60

30. Georgia — 12 months for males aged 18-27

31. Greece — 9-12 months for males aged 19-45

32. Guatemala — 12-24 months selective conscription service for males aged 17-21, though conscription is rare in practice

33. Guinea-Bissau — 24 months selective compulsory for males and females aged 18-25

34. Indonesia — De jure - Selective conscription of 18-24 months service for males at age 18 is authorized, but not currently utilized

35. Iran — 18-24 months for males at age 18
Israel — 24-48 months (9 years for pilots) for males and females at age 18

36. Ivory Coast/Cote d'Ivoire — De jure - Selective conscription of males and females aged 18-25 is authorized, but not currently utilized

37. Jordan — 12 months for unemployed males aged 25-29

38. Kazakhstan — 12-24 months for males aged 18-27 - may be abolished soon

39. Kuwait — 12 months for males aged 18-35

40. Kyrgyzstan — 9-12 months for males aged 18-27

41. Laos — 18 months for males at age 18

42. Lithuania — 9 months for males aged 19-26

43. Mali — 24 months selective compulsory for men and women at age 18

44. Mexico — 12 months for lottery-selected males at age 18, eligible as reserves until 40

45. Moldova — 12 months for males aged 18-27 - may be abolished soon

46. Mongolia — 12-24 months for males aged 18-27, eligible as reserves until 45

47. Morocco — 12 months for males and females at age 19

48. Mozambique — 24 months selective compulsory for males and females aged 18-35

49. Myanmar(Burma) — De jure - Law reauthorizing conscription passed in 2010, but hasn't gone into effect

50. Niger — 24 months selective compulsory for unmarried males and females at age 18

51. North Korea — 10 years for males and 5 years for females at age 17

52. Norway — 19 months (12 months plus 4-5 refreshers) for males and females aged 19-35. However, more than 80% are released from service.

53. Paraguay — 12-24 months for males at age 18

54. Portugal — De jure - Conscription is legally authorized, but not currently utilized

55. Qatar — 4-12 months for males aged 18-35

56. Russia — 12 months for males aged 18-27, reserves to age 50. May end conscription in near future.

57. San Marino — De jure - No organized conscription, but military can draft citizens aged 16-60 to serve if need arises

58. Sao Tome and Principe — (Limited information) De jure - Conscription authorized for citizens at age 18, but is apparently unenforced

59. Senegal — 24 months selective compulsory service for males and possibly females at age 20

60. Singapore — 24 months for males aged 18-21, reserves to age 40 (enlisted) or 50 (officers)

61. Slovakia — De jure - Conscription in peacetime suspended in 2004, but could be reinstated in event of war

62. Somalia — De jure - Conscription of males aged 18-40 and females aged 18-30 is authorized, but not currently utilized

63. South Korea — 21-24 months for males aged 18-28 (scheduled to decrease to 18-22 months sometime in 2022)

64. South Sudan — 12-24 months at age 18

65. Spain — De jure - Conscription abolished in 2001, but government can draft citizens aged 19-25 in case of national emergency

66. Sudan — 12-24 months for males and females aged 18-33

67. Sweden — 7.5-15 months for males and females at age 18, eligible as reserves until age 47; however, only a portion of those who register are selected for service

68. Switzerland — 245 days (18 weeks training + six 19-day recalls) for males aged 18-30

69. Syria — 18 months for males aged 18-42

70. Taiwan — 4 months for males aged 18-36 plus up to four 20-day training recalls

71. Tajikistan — 24 months for males aged 18-27, an exemption can be purchased.

72. Tanzania — (Limited information) No military conscription, but selective conscription for 24 months public service is authorized. Current enforcement levels are unclear.

73. Thailand — 24 months for lottery-chosen males at age 21

74. Timor Leste — (Limited information) Conscription authorized for males and females aged 18-30 for 18 months of service, but current level of implementation is unclear

75. Tunisia — 12 months for ages 20-35

76. Turkey — 6-12 months for males at age 20, an exemption can be purchased after 1 month of training

77. Turkmenistan — 24-30 months for males aged 18-30

78. Ukraine — 12-24 months for ages 20-27 - may be abolished soon

79. United Arab Emirates — 16-24 months for males aged 18-30

80. United States — De jure - The United States military has been all-volunteer since 1973. But an act of Congress could still reinstate the draft in case of a national emergency.

81. Uruguay — De jure - Conscription currently inactive, but government is authorized to activate conscription in case of national emergency

82. Uzbekistan — 12 months for males aged 18-27, shortened (1-month) term can be purchased, though purchaser will remain as reserve until age 27

83. Venezuela — Forcible recruitment forbidden, but citizens aged 18-50 must register for possible 12 months military training and service. Those who cannot demonstrate compliance forfeit significant government benefits

84. Vietnam — 24-36 months for males aged 18-27 (females eligible, but are not drafted)

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries-with-mandatory-military-service

Most nations in the world have some form of military. However, the methods used to fill the ranks of those armed forces vary from one country to the next. Primary methods of recruitment include the following:

Voluntary enlistment — Citizens choose the military as their employer and serve their country as their job or career. Widely regarded as the most preferable and socially responsible method of maintaining a military force.

Mandatory service — All males (and sometimes all females as well) of a certain age must serve their country for a minimum amount of time (usually 1-3 years). Typically employed by militaries with the greatest need or the most autocratic leaders.
Conscription/Draft — A variation on mandatory service in which everyone in a certain demographic group (typically males aged 18-35) must register as eligible for military service, but the possibility exists that they will not be called to active duty (referred to as being "drafted" or "conscripted", particularly in times of peace.

Selective compulsory service — In many conscription systems, the selection of recruits is random or lottery-driven. In selective compulsory systems, however, candidates are deliberately chosen and called into service only to meet a particular area of need (for instance, medical personnel, mechanics, or pilots).

De Jure compulsory service — The least demanding form of compulsory service. Mandatory military service technically exists according to the law but is rarely (if ever) actually enforced. For example, the United States still requires all able-bodied males aged 18-25 to register with the Selective Service, meaning they could be drafted into military service if needed. However, so many voluntary recruits enlist that the draft has not been used since 1973 (during the Vietnam War). Similarly, males in China aged 18-22 must register for 24-month compulsory service, but enough volunteers exist that no “draft” of compulsory registrants has ever taken place.

Combinations — Many nations utilize multiple systems in tandem. The United States, for example, relies on voluntary enlistment but also has a de jure conscription system (the Selective Service) to fall back upon should the need arise.

Countries with Mandatory Military Service:
1.Algeria — 12 months for males aged 19-30

2.Angola — 24 months for males aged 20-45

3.Argentina — De jure - Conscription suspended, but government is authorized to reinstate if necessary

4.Armenia — 24 months for males aged 18-27

5.Austria — 6-9 months for males aged 18-50

6.Azerbaijan — 12-18 months for men aged 18-25

7.Belarus — 12-36 months for men aged 18-27

8.Belize — De jure - Conscription legal, but has never been needed

9. Benin — 18 months selective compulsory for males and females aged 18-35

10. Bhutan — Training required for males aged 20-25, but full enlistment is voluntary

11. Bolivia — 12-24 months for males aged 18-22

12. Brazil — 10-12 months for males aged 18-45, but only 5-10% are actually required to serve

13. Cambodia — 18 months for males aged 18-30

14. Cape Verde/Cabo Verde — 24 months selective compulsory for males and females aged 18-35

15. Chad — 36 months for males age 20, 12 months for females age 21 (females can opt for civic service)

16. Chile — 12-22 months selective compulsory service for males 18-45, but conscription is rarely needed

17. China — De jure - Conscription of males aged 18-22 for 24 months service is legal but has never been needed

18. Columbia — 18 months for males aged 18-24

19. Congo (Democratic Republic of) — Conscription of citizens aged 18-45 is legal, but degree of usage is unclear

20. Cuba — 24 months for males aged 17-28

21. Cyprus — 14 months in National Guard for males aged 18-50

22 Denmark — 4-12 months training for men at age 18, eligible for active conscription until age 50

23. Egypt — 18-36 months plus 9 years reserve for males aged 18-30

24. El Salvador — 11-12 months selective compulsory for males at age 18

25. Equatorial Guinea — 24 months selective compulsory for citizens at age 18

26. Eritrea — 18 months for males and females aged 18-40 - service obligation may be extended

mbos:
wishing hunger and tough time for the youths

thats horrible of a leader sorry ruler

Are Ngeria not eating corn(Agbado),cassava(Garri).In most developed countries, their abled youths(18-30 years) go on compulsory military training for some years.If all Nigerians are well trained in the use of firearms and ammunitions and defenses, no one would be scared to death,when they hear armed robbers or fulani herdsmen.

Bonavi:
are you also on tinubu's alieviation pay check. You could live better my brother by making a wiser choice. Dont continue in that list, you deserve better

I live in Europe so i need no paycheck from FG or any politician.

GreatSuccess:
What of the money Tinubu and Osibanjo donated to the victims when they visited or was it scam because i dey fear Naija politicians?

Where are the Igbo politicians to take care of their own?

Albertrich:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNokwt1y5to
Three siblings who lost their mother in the terrorist attack on the St. Francis Catholic church in Owo, Ondo state on Sunday, June 5 have cried out for help. — “We’re left with no one to care for us” (VIDEO)

Where are the parents relatives?

How can buhari be fair to people who always wish him death?

THE DE-YORUBANIZATION AGENDA OF YORUBALAND

The agenda of "so-called" fellow southerners most especially many south easterners in the de-yorubanization of Lagos and other Yoruba spaces is real and not a conspiracy theory. This agenda is the same as the Fulanization agenda, only the methodology is different.

Starting from Nnamdi Azikwe and Jaja Nwachukwu, the rhetorics of no man's land was popularized by this duo in order to turn Yorubaland into a settler colony politically and economically. This allegations are historically correct and factual, if not why would an Igbo man from Onitsha be plotting on how to become the prime minister of Yorubaland right after
before independence. That was why Chief Obafemi Awolowo fought against siting of the capital of Nigeria in Lagos.

All intellectual discourse to properly educate this diabolical folks about the history of Lagos as a colony,as a capital and as a state has fallen on the deaf ears of many of this deluded individuals who hide their expansionist hegemony under the Nigerian identity while spreading historical falsehoods in order to destroy the indigenous right of the Yoruba people in those places.

One of their main point is to tell Yoruba people from other Yoruba speaking cities and towns that they do not have the right to participate in Lagos politics because of the state structures of the fraudulent Nigerian contraption.

A Yoruba man is Yoruba man in any Yoruba spaces and territories across west Africa no Fulani, Igbo, Hausa, Ijaw etc. have the right to tell the Yoruba people what he can do or not do in our spaces, politically, economically and militarily.

Another madness being displayed by this people is to start analysis of of Yorubaland politics by saying "South West, excluding Lagos"? As a patriotic Yoruba citizen you will start asking yourself why any mentally stable individual will utter such rhetoric. Is it possible to say South South excluding Rivers!!! South East excluding Imo !!! North west excluding Kano!!

It is visible to the blind and audible to the deaf why Southern Nigeria republic is impossible and why wholesome southern unity is a mirage. If the Fulanis utter such profanities we will bring out our guns to vilify and crucify them but some Igbos want to come on social media platforms to tell the Yoruba Nation to separate Lagos from the Yoruba future politically and economically? It is the highest form of blasphemy against the indigenous Yoruba people in those places and spaces.

The most important thing to any nationalist is history, Land and power, on these three pillars rest the survival and preservation of their nation. Anybody who continually attacks those pillars directly or indirectly is orchestrating the destruction of the indigenous people.
This is a wake up call to all Yoruba nationalists that the full Yorubanization of our spaces and lands is a must with every means necessary across west Africa.

I am Yoruba first and last. Think Yoruba First. No apologies.

Aare Kurunmi II

Fahdiga:
South West is now in disarray

South East is in Calamity.Fuel scarcity is a norm in Nigeria.

Draslo:
Last I checked, Tinubu isn't a religious fanatic as he as shown over and over again. Let's vote for the brain inside the skull over religious and ethnic background.

Dont mind those nyaminrin fools pretending to be Yorubas.We Yorubas disown them.

Born2conquer:
This man will sell the whole Yoruba land all in a bid to appease his slave masters, the fulanis and hausas!

Like Amaechi will sell all Igbos for taking Dan Amana of Daura.Tinubu attended his friend’s chieftancy title how that take concern selling Nyanmirins.Hatred is a disease of the heart and soul.

Honor10:
The way this Ganduje Clip to Tinubu ehn!

We want to yorubanized Ganduje. Kano 2million votes is in the bag.

Anyway, the NW and SW alliance is intact, and it is needed for massive victory in 2023.

BAT is coming

Ganduje is the next vice President.

Hori hori hori Nnamdi Kanu,
He is the Igbo saviour.

The Igbos are currently on the euphoria of a Peter Obi Presidency Like guided sheeps who only follow the band wagon.Before the year run out,Igbos will support another fulani President despite criticising Buhari and Killer Herdsmen several times.They will say Peter Obi has no chance of winning the election so they will settle for VP slot and support Atiku.

Igbos and Fulanis are the greatest bbeneficiary of the Unitary system after abolishing the regional Govt.Igbos created the Unitary system and Fulani continued wiith it.
Igbos and Fulanis never want a return to regional govt.Many tribes in Nigeria wants a return to the negotiated regional govt before independence where regions can control their resources,Police,military etc.

Personally i will vote for a candidate who. Will returnn Nigeria to a regional govt.

Where will you rather live between Tinubu’s Lagos,Atiku’s Adamawa or Obi’s Anambra?

They are fulani slaves,no matter fulanis do to them.They must vote for their Masa,Phulani.The Fulanis need to make fulfulde conpulsory in Igboland.

SeunOSEWApenis:
she get vaccine

Na you give am the vaccine.

Emi lo kan.

SeunOSEWApenis:
But let's be sincere, anybody way chop kiss from tinubu must be admitted to the hospital straight away.

How come the wife never land for hospital?

Tinubu

He don end for Atiku.