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Kingspin:
B.M.W.
Pronounce it again

azraeljaheel:
Call quickteller customer care or mail them explaining what happened

DrGossy:
hello pls any hope for admission into dept of physics with 212 in jamb in nda

DonBobes:
I just looked for a way out now: mine is TANYA QUEEN, from lekki lagos Nigeria. Dis shuld giv u a bracketed search now

DonBobes:
Same i sent d msg to check ur inbox No profile pix der. I know wat i saw b4 msging u

DonBobes:
I just did check if its u

DonBobes:
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DonBobes:
Gaskia i can't remember d pword to dat email again please send to the Facebook message account on tanyaqueen. Its beta dat way

DonBobes:
Attention!!!!!
U seem to have forgotten something dat tithe is for the development of God's work/house . Dat is how God's house is filled up after your house gets it's reward from Him.
NB: u can't give ur tithe as a gift to better someone ( if it were ok God would have said dat b4) n u can't give gift as a tithe. Don't mix these up.
Am out.

mystmoze:
rilly need someone to enlighten me more on the benefit of duin my M. sc in NDA.... tnks

Life in the Army here in Nigeria can be
promising, particularly now that efforts
have been made to consolidate emoluments,
but achievement of success or wealth in
the Army (here in Nigeria as well as is in
other countries) is a product of motivation
and determination. If you want to live well,
you will. If you don’t, you won’t. The choice
is really yours!

DonBobes:
Make I forward roll go church 1st

DonBobes:
Perfectly airborne

DonBobes:
Noble apologies just saw dis.

dominzy:
Things You Didn’t Know About Those Commissioned Into the Nigerian Army

This article on the different commissioned officers in the Nigerian Army, will help clear the confusion lingering in the minds of civilians that want to take up a career in the Nigerian Army.

There are 5 types of commission in the Nigerian Army (NA) – Not Armed Forces.

They are:

1. Regular Combatant (RC). Training takes 5 years.

2. Short Service Combatant (SSC). Training takes 6 – 9 months.

3. Direct Regular Combatant (DRC). Now attained on conversion from DSSC.

4. Direct Short Service Combatant (DSSC). Training takes 6 – 9 months.

5. Executive Commission (EC). Training takes 2 – 3 months.

Details of such commissions are to be found in the Harmonized Terms and Conditions of Service (TACOS) for officers of the Nigerian Armed Forces but a summary goes thus: RC and SSC are combatants, trained to fight battles. Others are not meant to be combatants.

Both SSC and DSSC are of relatively short duration (not more than 12 years I think, excluding extension of service) and must convert to RC and DRC respectively to enjoy a longer career. Theoretically, RCs and DRCs can rise to become generals i.e Brigadier Generals, Major Generals etc. Remember the pyramid structure? The higher it gets, the smaller it becomes. In other words, many are called but only a few are chosen.

DRC’s are mainly professionals – surgeons, pharmacists, chaplains, surveyors etc. and are usually not found in the core combat arms of Infantry, Armour and Artillery but are to be found in the Army Engineers and Signals. EC’s are made up of former soldiers and do not usually exceed the rank of Major.

There are varying criteria for the various commissions. In reality, the advantage is more on the side of those who were originally RC,s than those who were originally SSC,s in terms of age, rank in the Nigerian army, numbers etc. However, anything can happen, for instance Lt. Gen. Ishaya Bamaiyi (rtd.) rose to become Chief of Army Staff (COAS), even though he wasn’t originally an RC.

Although DRCs may never become COASs or General Officers Commanding (GOCs), they can apart from being Staff Officers also hold command posts in corps or services in which they predominate. These include Education, Medical and Finance among others.

Life in the Army here in Nigeria can be promising, particularly now that efforts have been made to consolidate emoluments, but achievement of success or wealth in the Army (here in Nigeria as well as is in other countries) is a product of motivation and determination. If you want to live well, you will. If you don’t, you won’t. The choice is really yours! For RC or DRC, minimum years of service is about 15 years and life as a cadet can be quite strenuous.

Generally, training is in the Infantry Corps Centre and School (ICCS), Jaji, Kaduna State. As for the DSSs and ECs, their training is usually less strenuous, not as in NDA where RCs and SSCs are trained. Cadets are usually humorously welcomed with the euphemism, “Unfortunate Nigerians, you will nearly die but you will not die!” But you should survive if you are physically fit after all, many have gone before you.

As a cadet, you are entitled to allowances which may not really cater for your family if you have one but could go a long way to help you sustain yourself.

If you wish to obtain more information on the Nigerian Army and the types of application forms available, you can check with the Army Public Relations Department in any military barracks near you.

For RC, you need at least 5 credits including English and Mathematics. For SSC, DRC and DSSC, you must be a graduate. Lawyers in the army are usually found in the Army Legal Services and the Military Police. They can also be found in lesser numbers in other corps and services.

As for your private practice, it all depends on what type but you won’t be expected to have your private practice as a lawyer alongside your military career.

Lastly, it is also noteworthy to say that the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) now offers some post-graduate courses for those in the military as well as for those not in the military.

more details here» http://www.dominzyloaded.com/2017/10/all-you-need-to-know-before-joining.html

DonBobes:
Truth b told I really appreciate ur efforts but I can't do it. Lemme tell u something u don't know: pple looking at to me at d moment I don't take anything from dem till dey achieve der dreams and i see dem having more dan i do at d moment. Don't make me share a part of my story with u because u will b shocked to know d power of dreams. Maybe someoda time wen u are airborne (good n achieving ur dreams).

DonBobes:
Just saw it but .....
Hope u know m a regular officer?
I don't do dat.

DonBobes:
Yh

DonBobes:
Apologies
Na my tashere iPhone de give wahala

DonBobes:
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DonBobes:
ISSUANCE OF NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY ADMISSION LETTER BY FRAUDSTERS

1. The attention of the Nigerian Defence Academy has been drawn to the activities of a criminal syndicate who paraded themselves as the the Commandant and Registrar of the Academy and thereby defraud innocent citizens of their hard earned money by issuing fake NDA admission letters .

2. I am directed to inform the general public that the Armed Forces Selection Board for 69 Regular Course is still ongoing. The list of all successful candidates will be published in the national dailies at the end of the selection exercise with the approval of the Chief of Defence Staff. Admission letters will be issued to successful candidates after matriculation in December 2017.

3. Consequently, all unsuccessful candidates are advised to try another time and not to allow these criminal minded and unpatriotic individuals to defraud them under any guise as such arrangement does not exist.

4. Finally, the Nigerian Defence Academy wishes to reemphasis that admission into the Academy is only done by the Armed Forces Selection Board and is free to all Nigerians. No candidate is expected to pay money to any individual whatsoever as candidates admitted are trained free of charge by the Federal Government of Nigeria.

5. In view of this, you are requested to use your medium to disseminate this awareness to the general public

Musa Adams Yahaya
Major
Public Relations Officer
Nigerian Defence Academy

DonBobes:
Just responded Noble.
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But i gave u an option now. Tanya queen on face book for proper texting u get. Dats even more easier

DonBobes:
Just responded Noble.
Don't worry netime u want to ask I will b der.
But i gave u an option now. Tanya queen on face book for proper texting u get. Dats even more easier

DonBobes:
Just replied u

DonBobes:
Just replied u