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She will finish the rest in the guard room vomit my investment on her to the military police

Too bad bro. The military never taught us to use our skills to harm innocent civillians......... buh am proud of u dat u R man enough to confess ur actions I wish u we're court martialed than handed over to those bastard s in black

akinszz:
You are not God, only God can say that. Never wish ur fellow man evil. Shalom...

Noted tnx.......am man enough to admit my flaws

I thought the senile ngige said it's only pdp loyalist that are complaining of hardship in d country

The manager should not worry he won't be doing much work because Mr P is finished

eposho:
not for you to comprehend anyway.
el rufai go on.

Cool I know ur type now.......

Why should the Apc leaders have a say over his fate if not corruption lemme guess the case will be tried and judged in tinubus mansion and we wud just have a replay of it at abuja but dz time with d cct chairman replacing tinubu......... Nigeria where art thou heading art. Will Maj kaduna nzeogwu, or the other heros be happy seeing Nigeria like dz after paying with dia blood just for dz not to happen

eposho:
WHERE do u want me ? where
isn't it funny GODS WORD ALWAYS SPOKEN BY HUMAN

Sorry can't comprehend way u are saying buh if it's way I fnk. Am sorry am not ur type (atheist) am a true believer am sorry peace

wellmax:
greatbrian Bekwarra Tunami Decibel.

NA wa for una oo. An online news agency shared a fake story, the Govt has come to deny the story and tell Nigerians the truth. But you are now calling the Govt names. I tire for una kind of brain oo. Who is lying here.

I can see my Nick hanging helplessly there with some strange tongue romancing it........ what's d meaning of that

And God z silent about dz man making things hard for his people........God of Elijah.......show urself

What do u expect...... z not feeling the hardship, he doesn't need to queue to get fuel, z not affected by power shortage at least big mikano Gen was not ban it was just the I better my neighbour I would hv been so surprised if ngige has said something sensible for once what a sycophant

A school founded by buhari, funded by amechi, built by Fayemi, sponsored by oshiomole

LouisVanGaal:
Mr man, desist frm quoting me..as I wasn't replying u...besides did u make her see reasons ursef Don't bother quoting cos I won't reply u

U just replied me lemme guess...... his either uve gotten anger issue or u are embittered over something the way ur text sounds......... anyway am not here to reply u either peace

Say ur last prayer bros and write ur will ASAP............. or get palm oil and finish a whole keg the choice z yours but how come u no check d expiry date b4 drinking

Say ur last prayer bros and write ur will ASAP............. or get palm oil and finish a whole keg the choice z yours but how come u no check d expiry date b4 drinking

Olusanya333:
Nigerians abuse everything,even sex.

You have spoken well (our elder have said it all)

There should be a barracks close by let the gallantmen take charge

Set of confused leaders

LouisVanGaal:
Take time and review what you posted..do you know that the person you are wishing death for has family and loved ones See how hatred has decimated your sense of reasoning I really pity the man that keeps your type in his house..

It hasn't come to that haba. Y not find a better means of making her see things from ur view I really pity the woman you also keep in your house if u can't learn constructive criticism

joeprince23:
Buhari is a certified dullard

Objection my lord

At least buhari is good at something..... if not at every thing A1 in junkeeting

tsephanyah:
wish him flight MH47... fate

Haba. Na so u hate him reach

But abeg I heard my brother saying something like POWER SHIFTING please what is the meaning and his it a trick abeg I need reply

Nice one op. But who wud believe if I confess that am elder brother thought me how to drive a manual in just an hour dat was when I was 18 and the other day when nobody was home I took it to my jamb coaching centre the clutch gave me problems although buh am a Man dz many years ago shaaa. I can drive a manual car closing my eye now Team MANUAL

Am so much interested but please be truthful any major fault? And what needs fixing my location is Ibadan post my answers and let's make a deal

Nigerian police are legal criminals

Few years time it will be me and my swthrt. The only difference is she z In d air force am in the army kudos generals

Nigerian Army couple who are both generals:How we met, married and coped with war
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Brig.-Gen. Clifford Wanda and Brig.-Gen. Cecelia Akagu are arguably the only couple to become generals in the Nigerian Army. They share their experiences with LEKE BAIYEWU

When and how did you join the Nigerian Army?

Wanda: I started my military career as a Boy Soldier in the Nigerian Military School in 1974. That was my entrance into the army. After graduating from the military school, I proceeded to the university where I read medicine. After graduation, I was then commissioned into the Nigerian Army in 1986 as a Lieutenant medical doctor.

Akagu: I didn’t know much about the army until 1984 when I went to Makurdi, Benue State. I went out with my uncle and I saw some people running. I asked my uncle what they were doing and he said ‘they are people who want to join the military.’ I picked what my uncle said and went away. During the next intake, I went there. I had a friend called Stella, a Calabar lady. She came to me and said ‘Cecelia, how do you feel being called retired Colonel Cecelia?’ That was how we went for the form and I went for the recruitment (exercise). During the recruitment, they were not too sure of my name. I used to be very skinny and slim but when they assessed me, they knew that I was fit for the job. When they were doing the selection, they picked a lady and said, if she was not picked (shortlisted), I would be the second person to be picked. When I got to the camp, they asked if I was Monica, I said no. They said, ‘Thank God. We didn’t want to make a mistake. We wanted you to be among the girls to be picked.’ That was how I started the journey.

Of all the professions available to you, why did you choose to become a military officer?

Wanda: I have always loved the army because I first came in contact with the army through my foster dad who was a soldier; I lived with him and grew up with him. That was the beginning of my love for the army. Again, I went to a primary school that was in the barracks – a military primary school in Enugu. From my father and having lived in the barracks for long, I took up the interest. In fact, I was so much in love with the military that before I took my First School Leaving Certificate, I insisted that I must go to military school. I was not going to take any examination other than a military school examination, which I did and passed. I proceeded to military school in 1974. It would interest you to know that when he (foster father) bought the forms from the military school, I was so small then that they refused to give him the forms. They requested that if I was interested in the army, I should raise up my hand. I raised my hand but they said I was too small. But when there was no other person to take the forms, they gave it to me, which I filled. I took the examination that year and I made it to the military school. Such was the love I have for the army.

How did your parents and those around you feel when you insisted on following your military passion?

Wanda: My foster dad, who I grew up with was already in the army. He loved it and even though my siblings didn’t want me to go to military school and join the army, that was what I loved they were saying, ‘you can die, you can be injured.’ For me, it was like an adventure. It was something I loved. I grew up in the barracks, I saw the way soldiers did their things – the military gear, the discipline, and everything associated with the military. I could not be discouraged.

As a lady, was there a time when you felt like making a U-turn due to the rigours of the training?

Akagu: No.

How did you meet your wife?

Wanda: We met in 1990 during our training – our orientation course. Having been commissioned, we started our orientation course in Jaji. We were course mates, so to say, even though she was a Second Lieutenant and I was a Lieutenant. We met during the course and the relationship started from there.

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Badeh’s presence excites inmates, ex-CDS rejects prison food
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The presence of a former Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal, Alex Badeh (retd.) in Kuje Prison, Abuja, has generated excitement and curiosity among the inmates.

It was learnt that the inmates were amazed to see the former military chief in prison custody barely one year after his image loomed large across the nation.

SUNDAY PUNCH gathered on Saturday that the former CDS rejected food from the prison and opted to feed himself pending the time he would perfect his bail conditions.

It was learnt that Badeh was keeping a low profile in prison custody. A source said on getting to prison, his bio-data and other important details were taken before he was escorted to the prison officer’s office and allocated a cell.

He was said to have opted to feed himself, an indulgence that is granted all awaiting trial inmates.

“An inmate can reject prison food and sign for self-feeding, meaning he would provide his own food, his family members and friends can bring food for him daily, subject to the approval of the prison authorities,” an official who spoke on condition of anonymity said.

It was learnt that Badeh’s rejection of the prison food may not be unconnected with the poor quality of the food served inmates in Nigerian prisons.

The Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Prisons Service, Peter Ezenwa amazed the nation last month when he said that a paltry sum of N222.30k was budgeted by the service to feed each inmate per day.

Ezenwa who stated this when he appeared before the House of Representatives Committee on Interior to defend the Prison Service’s 2016 budget warned of a possible revolt if things continued this way.

He stated that the service made a proposal of N10.6 billion for the feeding allowance of 65,000 inmates, but that the Federal Government slashed it to N5.2 billion.

Chairman of the Senate Committee on Interior, Senator Usman Nafada however contended that each inmate was being fed on N130 per day.

“N200 per inmate per day is unacceptable. If you look at it, you are actually feeding each inmate with N130 per day. When you remove Value Added Tax, contractors’ profit and other corporate services, the N200 comes to about N130 to feed one inmate in a day. It is inhuman to feed a human being with N130 per day. What can anybody use N130 to buy? With N130, no inmate can come out of the prison better,” he said.

The NPS Public Relations Officer, Francis Enobore, could not be reached for comments on how Badeh is taking prison life, as he did not respond to telephone calls and an SMS sent to him.

Badeh was remanded in prison custody on March 7 by Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Abuja, following his arraignment along with a company, Iyalikam Nigeria Limited, on 10 counts of money laundering.

The judge had last Thursday granted Badeh bail in the sum of N2bn, which is to be guaranteed by two sureties in the sum of N1bn each.

Among other bail conditions imposed on Badeh, the judge ordered the ex-CDS to deposit both his blue and green passports with the court throughout the period of his trial.

Meanwhile, a lawyer to the former CDS, Mr. Samuel Zibiri (SAN), told SUNDAY PUNCH on Saturday that the two sureties the court mandated his client to produce had been secured and their details as well as the Certificates of Occupancy for their respective landed assets had been forwarded to the Chief Registrar for verification.

He said the ex-CDS should be out of prison by Monday.

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Op. Just like u said may God make ur entirely family and descendant pass through what most of this people pass through.. may they work hard and when it's time to reap may they very low to what they sow, may ur life and ur entirely family life be treated like jamb treated d innocent people may u know more peace just like u make pple cry more today and feel bad may ur entire generation future be treated like d z. So u can know what it means d curse wont take effect only and only if jamb really marked dz peoples score like they should buh if they don't may u never know peace ijn unless am not in church cursing u from the debt of my heart