Webmasters › Re: Is Doing A Website For A Scammer Illegal? by otunbadan(m): 7:06pm On Jun 13, 2015 |
Chillinmasoul: Mr English, this man puts up a serious problem and here you are telling us how bad his English is! Proffer solutions and not tell him how you and Whole Soyinka schooled together. Who doesn't understand him!! Mtshwww Mr, are you this retarded. Read and think deeply before spitting your stupidity on a public forum. |
Webmasters › Re: Is Doing A Website For A Scammer Illegal? by otunbadan(m): 4:07pm On Jun 13, 2015 |
phemmylink: Really dont know what to do.. seriously in need of bar.. I design websites.. a friend of mine has a client who is a scammer.. the client want us to do a e-commerce website, I have billed the client.. I have even collected 50% of the payment. But is it illegal.. am I in danger.. have got alot of questions. .. what do u guys fink.. I need the money.. any legal advice here.. will appreciate pls That's called aiding and abetting, a good police man who is a lawyer will nail you and seal your coffin then you will now bail yourself out with 3 times al least the scammer paid you.... |
Properties › Re: Checkout The First Storey Building In Nigeria by otunbadan(m): 7:47am On Jun 08, 2015 |
publicenemy: Built in 1842 and its still standing and in such a good shape?
I smell lies.... Yeah, it's standing in good shape,the houses that fell in Indonesia during the last earthquake were built in the 11 century. And it's not lies you smelling, na you mouth odour, No mistake am |
Education › Re: Induction Of IMSU Theater Art Freshers (Photos) by otunbadan(m): 9:12am On Jun 06, 2015 |
blazincruz: This is a Formal Induction of Freshers into the Department of Theater Art in Imos state University in owerri. Freshers were spotted wearing white cloth with some white marks on their fore head…what do u think 
Source:http://campushint.com/2015/06/pictures-of-the-day/ I think the op is high on shit,you said "half unclad" |
Jokes Etc › Re: Hilarious Pics To Spicen Up This Cold Morning by otunbadan(m): 11:41am On Jun 05, 2015 |
Keneking: Ok ..is geography about weather 
geography or /dʒɪˈɒɡrəfi/
Is the study of the physical features of the earth(eg WEATHER) ...., and of human activity as it affects and is affected by these, including the distribution of populations and resources and political and economic activities. (Google) |
Politics › Re: Report Any Filling Station Selling Higher Than 87# by otunbadan(m): 10:02am On May 30, 2015 |
bruno419: No station in imo state is selling below 130....Our so called president is just eating like a hungry man....why not deploy officials to probe all these stations ?? Bad belly haf start, is it not too early  ? |
Career › Re: Nigerian Military Hierarchy by otunbadan(m): 7:22am On May 28, 2015 |
holyokoto: The are addressed as officers in the West Not in our West |
Career › Re: Nigerian Military Hierarchy by otunbadan(m): 2:02am On May 28, 2015 |
pomide: After Getting into an Argument about what rank a NDA short service student graduates with, I saw browsed this piece online and decided it could help people who might need it.
So here it is... the Nigerian Military Hierarchy.
FIELD MARSHALL – The highest rank in the Nigerian military hierarchy is Field Marshal. But this term has never been used practically in Nigeria, means no Nigerian has ever attained this rank ever.
GENERAL – The highest rank practically attained in the Nigerian military hierarchy is General. Full General is basically a four star rank with NATO ranking OF – 9.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL – Lieutenant General Rank is a high commissioned officer rank sub ordinate to General rank with a NATO ranking OF – 8, a three star rank in Nigerian military hierarchy. Major General – A medium commissioned officer rank with a NATO ranking OF – 7 and a rank higher to Brigadier. This is a two star rank in Nigerian military hierarchy.
BRIGADIER – With a NATO ranking OF – 6, this is one star rank in the Nigerian military hierarchy. Colonel – Rank lower to Brigadier is Colonel, referred as Colonel of regiments. A lower level commissioned officer rank and highest field officer rank with ranking OF – 5.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL – Deputy to Colonel is Lieutenant Colonel, a middle level field officer rank with ranking OF – 4.
MAJOR – The lower level in the field officer category is Major, a rank higher to Captain and lower to Lieutenant Colonel with ranking OF – 3.
CAPTAIN – The next rank in the hierarchy is Captain, the highest rank in the tactical organization of troops with ranking OF – 2.
FIRST LIEUTENANT – First Lieutenant acts as a deputy to the Captain. Term Lieutenant refers to ‘substitute’ to immediate superior rank with ranking OF – 1.
SECOND LIEUTENANT – Second deputy to Captain is Second Lieutenant, sub ordinate to First Lieutenant with ranking OF – 1.
MASTER WARRANT OFFICER – Next rank in the Nigerian military hierarchy is Master Warrant Officer, an expertise leader who maintains, operates, manages as well as administers the military’s equipments.
WARRANT OFFICER – Warrant Officer handles all the tasks of a Master Warrant Officer in his absence and acts as an assistant to the same.
STAFF SERGEANT – Sub ordinate to Warrant Officer, Staff Sergeant is a senior non commissioned military officer.
SERGEANT – A junior non commissioned military officer sub ordinate to Staff Sergeant in the Nigerian military hierarchy.
CORPORAL – A corporal is an officer who is in charge of a body of certain troop.
LANCE CORPORAL – Lance Corporal means officer of lowest rank.
RECRUIT / TRAINEE – The cadets who have just joined Nigerian military are at the lowest level of the Nigerian military hierarchy.
NDA SS graduates comes out with First or Second Lieutenant depending on your grade.
Culled from www.hierarchystructure.com Corporal and Lance corporal are never addresses as officers, and private is soldier of the lowest rank not Lance corporal |
Business › Re: Chinese Businessman Loses $14 Billion In Half An Hour by otunbadan(m): 11:27am On May 21, 2015 |
I don't have a shiny MBA but when a company sells shares to the public, they have already collected the money, the money is being used and translated into real infrastructure and systems that increase profits. Nothing concern them with share prices falling and raising except he wants to merge or sell or something. It's common sense I think. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Army Writes Touching Letter To Ezekwesili by otunbadan(m): 10:01am On May 20, 2015 |
zaynie: No disrespect to our fallen heroes and those still standing but that was what they signed up for. To die for their country with honour. Not easy I know but somebody has to do the job. When "No Disrespect", "No offence" etc is used in a statement, that means someone is about to dish out Disrespect n offence. That the security issue is restricted to the north east is a report card that these security personnels are doing what you are not doing. Does a child tell his parents especially the mother that I won't tell you thank you, you are just doing your job? By the way dying is not part of their job specification, they are not chickens. Some respect bro. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Army Writes Touching Letter To Ezekwesili by otunbadan(m): 10:45pm On May 19, 2015 |
zaynie: Madam Oby, keep making them uncomfortable till they bring back our girls. Be on their neck, be their conscience, be their reminder incase they want to forget.
Almost 300 girls abducted since when? NA is trying no doubt but sometimes we need people like Madam to make them do a better job. Men coming back in coffins and Nigerian flag and you want a better job from them, they are making ultimate sacrifices and you are typing with free mb in your free state! |
Business › Re: I Want To Invest In Agriculture But I Don't Know Where And How To Start. by otunbadan(m): 10:38am On May 18, 2015 |
In all thy getting get knowledge. For the fact that you are typing this that means you have internet access. Go online and learn all you can, pick a niche, get every information on how it is done in the world and compare it to Nigeria. Then write a business plan. That is stepping stone one and two in the process. |
NYSC › Re: Nysc Training Camp Punishment by otunbadan(m): 1:29pm On May 15, 2015 |
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Car Talk › Re: Graphic Pics: Passengers In Danfo Bus Badly Burnt After Fuel Stored Exploded by otunbadan(m): 10:32pm On May 05, 2015 |
qbd2: I see two things here Fuel scarcity: that led to hoarding Overcrowded buses: dat lead to d heat dat ignited d fire I c u re olodo |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Who Knows The Correct Salary Structure For All Nigeria Uniform Jobs/forces? by otunbadan(m): 9:23am On Apr 26, 2015*. Modified: 12:22pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
Febby9: ,,,,,nt in d navy ooo...dat y na army..neva in d navy nd airforce Navy I no know. Army and Airforce, this dey happen IN Higher definition |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Who Knows The Correct Salary Structure For All Nigeria Uniform Jobs/forces? by otunbadan(m): 7:07pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Chukzy001: Very true, dats y the Regulars (RC) start 4rm a tender age (17 - 21years) as requirement age 4 d Academy... Απϑ more specifically 17 - 18 før Airforce cadets. All this things is not that straight forward. You can suffer losses of seniority, fail courses, No appointment to cater for your due promotion etc. If tell normal civilian DSSC, he shouldn't assume he is exempted from military operation, say na "bank work" he is entering for. Army work na Army work, the composure and officerness of an xboy for example can earn him command or appointment whether him be colito or regular or whatever he is. Army work is still largely Army work, it is a fighting service, and very few scared cows. Forget advancing in rank fast or every other assumptions, it is not guaranteed for instance regulars self dey education Corp too,in the recent past it wasn't so,for instance again that you as Regular no be say go make brig Gen at 48, One DSSC or SSCE man will make it at that 48 (because for instance because NYSC slot for Director General is open). Officer dey dey pack loss of seniority as early as captain,dem no go tell you. Men Army work na Army work, if you like be doctor till you see signal to go to Sudan, you join up for NO1 4 Army work |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Who Knows The Correct Salary Structure For All Nigeria Uniform Jobs/forces? by otunbadan(m): 2:00pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Chukzy001: Go back 2 his question, u'll see "DSSC" dats y it aint göôϑ 2 be quick 2 abuse. U jus lost it bro... Read his question... "DSSC with Masters" hahahahahahaha! I'm so enjoying the way u ✆ me dull coz u av no idea... Enjoy bro oga smart one... K, Fada want to get psychological about viewing profile *wsh eva men*, let's assume you sabi read. No time to start browsing backward nigger. lets assume Sorry my mistake. But Army work, you know say this, that's no be about Msc or the salary. If have weigh yourself that with MSC you will have a higher life, then Army go surprise you probably in a good way or a bad one truly you never can tell. Peace niccur |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Who Knows The Correct Salary Structure For All Nigeria Uniform Jobs/forces? by otunbadan(m): 1:34pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Chukzy001: Its so obvious... Its no use convincing u. R u a military personnel? No because I am a serving military personnel απϑ u r still ranting. Its cos of u dat I stated out the type of commissionings clear enof. Quote me anywhere that I said this, No DSSC officer comes out as a 2nd lieutnant anywhere. Instead of u 2 learn, u r arguing blindly. This is d last time I'll quote u. Keep arguing blindly απϑ let's see ow u'll learn. If u av any officers anywhere, its best u ask them απϑ stop complicating issues 4 ursef! This is one of d reasons I prefer †̥☺ hold informations 2 masef. Take care. Baba you are starved of reading ability,he asked what rank with MSC, I said 2nd Lt, you are an xboy, a the dullest dull one I have ever seen at that. Are you the only one serving |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Who Knows The Correct Salary Structure For All Nigeria Uniform Jobs/forces? by otunbadan(m): 11:17am On Apr 25, 2015*. Modified: 11:59am On Apr 25, 2015 |
Chukzy001: Let me use this opportunity †̥☺ enlighten y'all on the different kinds of Officer commissionings in the ARMED FORCES: Basically, we av four (4) types namely: a. REGULAR COMBATANT (RC) - these r the ones that spent 5yrs in NDA. On passing out, come out with second lieutenant (*) απϑ after 6months, become lieutenants (**)
b. SHORT SERVICE COMBATANT (SSC) - these ones attended universities, or polys' a B.Sc or HND or even M.Sc, but as long as u bought the "SSC" form, on passing out, u'll become a second lieutent (*) før 3yrs b4 they become lieutenants (**)
c. DIRECT SHORT SERVICE COMMISSION (DSSC) - here, pple enter with B.Sc, HND απϑ even M.Sc as well. But here's d trick: DSSC is more of administrative than the SSC which is more of fire power. DSSC on passing out become lieutenants (**) απϑ after 4 yrs become captains (***) OR før those with the medical degrees; instead of 4 yrs being captains, they only spend 2 yrs b4 being captains (dat's d 2yrs seniority før med personnels).
d. EXECUTIVE COMMISSION (EC) - these ones r før pple already in the service in the non-commissioned cadre like Sergeants, Staff sergeants who wish †̥☺ become Commissioned officers. On passing out, they become lieutenants (**) as well.
I hope y'all r clear... I'll be here 2 clear every doubts 2 the best of my knowledge. Thanks. I want to get this straight, is it that you cannot read or what? Did you see what I boldened that you wrote, 3 years a 2nd lt bah? Baba you just feel like talking |
Politics › Re: 17 Major Generals, 14 Brigadier Generals Retired From Nigerian Army by otunbadan(m): 10:41am On Apr 25, 2015 |
dapsonlou: Did they care about the years of service of the IG , he got fired, lost his benefits, benefits meaning Pension This my friend is a lie, only treason can make someone face that |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Who Knows The Correct Salary Structure For All Nigeria Uniform Jobs/forces? by otunbadan(m): 9:11am On Apr 25, 2015*. Modified: 9:38am On Apr 25, 2015 |
Chukzy001: Pls ignore dat ansa 4rm otunbadan. Do not be misled. DSSC απϑ I quote: Navy - SubLieu (** equiv) Airforce - Flight Offr (** equiv) Army - Lieutenant (**) [ARMY] Now, entering with M.Sc, depends on d relevance of d M.sc, u may av 2yrs seniority on ur coursemates BUT with new administration came new policies dat made M.Sc equal apart 4rm Medical profession which still av their 2yrs seniority. But in the other arm (Navy/Airforce) I really dunno if M.Sc is given 2yrs seniority. BUT one thing's 4 sure, all medical personnels are given 2yrs seniority amongst their coursemates be it in d NA/NAF/NN. Fada way wan tell dem say dem go become lt.col with MSc. Plenty shinning 2nd lt instructors n chaplains with Msc and other MSc holder have dey Army since time immemorial! |
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Politics › Re: 17 Major Generals, 14 Brigadier Generals Retired From Nigerian Army by otunbadan(m): 7:08am On Apr 25, 2015 |
dapsonlou: You must be living in a different country. Someone of them were retired cause coming next month they Will be[b] fired with no benefits[/b] Some wants to Join politics. If GMB can do it I can do it too, that's what's in the mind of most of them. Someone will get ministerial post Impossible highly impossible, their years of service no be joke |
Politics › Re: 17 Major Generals, 14 Brigadier Generals Retired From Nigerian Army by otunbadan(m): 7:06am On Apr 25, 2015*. Modified: 11:15pm On May 01, 2015 |
cjayoga: A ROUTINE ND ARMY TRADITION, BUT D COAS SUPPOSE JOIN IN D RETIREMNT TOO. One idiot blogger said He did with gallant pulling out, but that was a lie |
Politics › Re: 17 Major Generals, 14 Brigadier Generals Retired From Nigerian Army by otunbadan(m): 7:05am On Apr 25, 2015 |
juman: You talked nonsense. Are you one of the snipers hired?
You be nonsense man. Talk more nonsense more than 28-35 years of service can your father or your generation afford d sacrifices of risking their lives, you just wake up with free mb and type rubbish. Silly he goat. |
Politics › Re: 17 Major Generals, 14 Brigadier Generals Retired From Nigerian Army by otunbadan(m): 7:01am On Apr 25, 2015 |
juman: You talked nonsense. Are you one of the snipers hired?
You be nonsense man. Talk more nonsense |
Politics › Re: 17 Major Generals, 14 Brigadier Generals Retired From Nigerian Army by otunbadan(m): 6:30am On Apr 25, 2015 |
Reference: The armed forces is not a part neither is it interested in your partisan politics. Its appointments, promotions and retirements are according to its traditions, laws and programmes. It is a stronger institution than politics and democracy so it is unreasonable to imagine it aligns itself to them. Tell the dumb assess ooooo |