Islam › Re: 10 Lessons From The Prophet Muhammad SAW by froxydydx: 12:09pm On Jan 30 |
crixlight2: Very simple and easy going man , never killed a fly during his life time , his simplicity made him married just 11 wives. 😂 Funny 😂🤣 You really make me laugh |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Suspected Jihadists Attack Airport Near Niger's Capital (Videos) by froxydydx: 11:39am On Jan 30 |
Oh !sl@m, the most peaceful religion spreading peace across the globe |
TV/Movies › Re: Why Almost All The BBN Housemates Fade After The Show? by froxydydx: 1:37pm On Jan 22 |
They have no real and intrinsic talent to sustain |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Army Promises Professionalism, Human Rights Protection by froxydydx: 6:59am On Jan 19 |
crossbreedwears: You also have to recognize their sacrifice during hard times in Academy and other training institution No one forced anyone to NDA. Intact most of them lobbied to get the admission, that is why they are usually children of influencial people. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Army Promises Professionalism, Human Rights Protection by froxydydx: 8:56pm On Jan 18 |
Tuition, feeding, accommodation, allowances, etc to earn their bachelors degree from NDA is paid for by the public.
Young officers, course paid for by the public
Junior course, paid for by the public
Senior course, paid for by the public
War collage, paid for by the public
Defence college, paid for by the public
So the armed forces have no choice but to deliver value to the tax payers that have invested heavily on them |
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Crime › Re: Suspected Fake Naval Officer Arrested In Lagos by froxydydx: 11:41am On Jan 16 |
Wearing a navy captain rank without gorget/red neck is just telling a trained eye that you are a clown 🤡 |
Family › Re: Bride Visits Late Mother’s Grave On Her Wedding Day, Breaks Down In Tears (fotos by froxydydx: 9:53pm On Jan 15 |
Very touching and quiet understandable. May God bless your marriage |
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Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by froxydydx: 2:18pm On Jan 02 |
This tax law is just to target oil and Gas workers |
Health › Re: The Part Of HIV Care We Don’t Talk About Enough: "Privacy" by froxydydx: 12:56pm On Jan 02 |
This is why most people from SE turn to Benue and River for their medication, thus scaling up the figures in those states. My relative that is a medical doctor in Makurdi told be me this. |
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Islam › Re: Nigeria Media Houses Are Not Fair To The Muslims by froxydydx: 11:47am On Dec 26, 2025 |
Then moosleems should stop terrorism and killing it Christians |
Education › Re: Can I Study Economics Even As An Art Student?? by froxydydx: 5:33pm On Dec 25, 2025 |
Go and study Business Administration or Supply Chain Management and you'll be forever grateful |
Politics › Re: Fear Grips Lagos Residents Following Arrest Of Two Suspected ISWAP Terrorists by froxydydx: 12:57pm On Dec 23, 2025 |
Islam!!!!!! Curse be upon Usman Dan Fodio the demon that brought that cult called !sl@m to Nigeria |
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Islam › Re: Leadership Is Not Prestige, It Is An Amānah by froxydydx: 12:18pm On Dec 19, 2025 |
Say no to violence and terrorism |
Politics › Re: Controversy As Tinubu’s ADC, Nurudeen Yusuf, Is Promoted Twice In One Year by froxydydx: 12:40pm On Dec 15, 2025 |
dequir: So the President has conveyed—through the National Security Adviser—the promotion and retention of Col. NA Yusuf as his ADC.
This same Col. NA Yusuf was decorated as a Colonel in January this year, making this his second promotion within twelve months.
In the Nigerian Armed Forces, elevation from Colonel to Brigadier-General requires 5 years at the rank of Colonel and attendance at the War College or the National Defence College or its equivalent.
Col. Yusuf has attended neither.
As a 52 Regular Course officer, this promotion places him senior to officers of the 50 Regular Course who have completed both colleges and are legitimately awaiting promotion.
From 1960 to date, no President’s ADC has enjoyed such an exception.
The late President Buhari’s first ADC, then Col. M.L. Abubakar (now Brig-Gen), had to disengage from his ADC appointment to attend the National Defence College before he could be considered for promotion. He remained a Colonel for five years, in line with the Armed Forces Terms and Conditions of Service.
Today, however, we have an officer who spent barely a year as a Colonel, has not met the professional requirements, yet has been elevated to Brigadier-General—and still retained to continue performing ADC duties [as a General] an arrangement that is absolutely alien to military tradition.
This is not an isolated case within the Presidency.
The Chief Personal Security Officer to the President, CP Usman Shugaba, has reportedly received three accelerated promotions in the Police, leapfrogging peers who remain CSPs, SPs, and DSPs purely on the basis of proximity to power.
Such practices may be familiar within the Police system, but they are alien to the military, where structure, seniority, and professionalism are sacrosanct.
It is therefore not surprising that the conveying letter reportedly came from the office of the NSA—a retired police officer—effectively importing police disorder into the military institution.
But the blame does not rest there. The ultimate responsibility lies with the President, who sets the tone, authorizes the exceptions, and normalizes the erosion of standards.
This is not about Col. Yusuf. This is not even about the Police or the Military. This is about a President who appears increasingly comfortable governing by favoritism, and an administration steadily converting proximity to power into a substitute for merit.
But the real concern is not the individuals. It's the message being sent to the rank and file.
It is the silent demoralization of officers who played by the rules. It is the corrosion of trust within the ranks. It is the message that professionalism is optional if one is close enough to the throne.
When privilege overtakes process, when proximity replaces professionalism, and when rules bend for a few, the institution itself begins to rot.
A system that rewards access over merit cannot command discipline, loyalty, or trust.
This is how institutions collapse— quietly, incrementally, and from the top. And this is just one case among many.
This country. Something must give! Well said. The sad thing is that this Yusuf guy is not even exceptional nor outstanding. Just an over ambitious dud that is ready to crush any system to fulfil his selfish ambition. He's not even amongst the top 10 in 52RC. |
Politics › Re: Controversy As Tinubu’s ADC, Nurudeen Yusuf, Is Promoted Twice In One Year by froxydydx: 6:28am On Dec 15, 2025 |
What exactly did he do for the nation to deserve special promotion to Brigadier General just one year after becoming a Colonel?
A typical case of destroying a system because of the ambition of one man.
How can you elevate someone unduly simply because he's the ADC. Same guy that has never tasted battle in his entire military career. |
Agriculture › Re: Farmers’ Day: Share That One Farming Experience You’ll Never Forget by froxydydx: 6:05pm On Dec 10, 2025 |
Every farmers worst nightmare is Fulani terrorists |
Romance › Re: The Highest Global Sexual Satisfaction Ranking by froxydydx: 6:00pm On Dec 09, 2025 |
It takes both parties to achieve sexual satisfaction. Most Nigerian females are very poor in sex and just lay down like log of wood during sex. They are usually not after satisfaction. They just need your money. |
Islam › Re: Slander by froxydydx: 3:19pm On Dec 05, 2025 |
Stop violence and terrorism |
Islam › Re: Are You A Miser? by froxydydx: 3:18pm On Dec 05, 2025 |
Say no to violence and terrorism |
Politics › Re: President Tinubu Nominates Gen. Christopher Musa As Defense Minister by froxydydx: 3:20pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
Congratulations to the people's general. May God bless and protect you as you crush Fulani terrorists, bokoharam, bandits ISWAP, etc |
Crime › Re: Cultists: I Need Advice by froxydydx: 10:52am On Nov 22, 2025 |
Just ignore and avoid them. They are a group of cowards that only function in pack. Ten years from now you'll be glad you ignored them and they'll be at your mercy then because they usually end poor, useless and hopeless |
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Crime › Re: How To Report Fraudsters To EFCC: Your Complete 2025 Guide by froxydydx: 6:19am On Nov 11, 2025 |
Same EFCC have not been able to capture the person that defrauded me if two million Naira. They wasted so much time till the person ran out of the country |
Crime › Re: Nigerian Man Jailed Ten Years For Raping Teen in UK (Picture) by froxydydx: 2:29pm On Nov 04, 2025 |
If you can't control yourself, jerk off every morning before stepping out |
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Education › Re: Nigerian Girls Beat Japan, Canada, Spain To Win Global Tech Grand Prize by froxydydx: 12:02pm On Sep 27, 2025 |
obiekunie01: I know even open the topic before i know say they will iGBOS.
BLESSED PEOPLE! Ikwere actually. Forty character needed 40 40 40 |
Education › Re: Rename NOUN After Shehu Shagari, Sokoto Group Begs Tinubu by froxydydx: 7:40am On Jul 21, 2025 |
obama30: Usman Danfodio University is what they supposed to change to Shagari university. Usman Danfodio is a terrorist in today senses, and his children continue the terrorist agenda. His name should be removed from uni sokoto and renamed with Shehu Shagari university Sokoto. You said it perfectly 👌 |