₦airaland Forum

DubaiLandLord:
What's the meaning of this

It's a map, can't you read ?
Made in 1711.

Truthshots23:
It's a map, can't you read ?
Made in 1711.

I will be so happy if you tell me what you're trying to show me in that map

DubaiLandLord:
I will be so happy if you tell me what you're trying to show me in that map

Locate where oil is from on that map.
You can see that the map contradicts all you have been saying.

Truthshots23:
Locate where oil is from on that map.

I can't see the name of those different kingdoms well. Different kingdoms were existing in the Niger delta before the creation of southern Nigeria. Calabar kingdom is different from Bonny kingdom and also have nothing in common with the Benin kingdom and the Isekiri kingdom.

The British conquered all those territories and more in the southern part of what is now called Nigeria So which community are you from in Cross River state, stop all this attache by force wey you dey do because of oil.

DubaiLandLord:
I can't see the name of those different kingdoms well. Different kingdoms were existing in the Niger delta before the creation of southern Nigeria. Calabar kingdom is different from Bonny kingdom and also have nothing in common with the Benin kingdom and the Isekiri kingdom.

The British conquered all those territories and more in the southern part of what is now called Nigeria So which community are you from in Cross River state, stop all this attache by force wey you dey do because of oil.

I guess you know history better than eyewitnesses to actual history. I brought you a document drawn by eyewitnesses, and you serve me your beliefs. I guess you did some time traveling back in the days.

The niger Delta was entirely part of Benin kingdom as proven by all precolonial maps and documents.

Why do you guys love to debate against proven facts ? Against reality.

Truthshots23:
I guess you know history better than eyewitnesses to actual history. I brought you a document drawn by eyewitnesses, and you serve me your beliefs. I guess you did some time traveling back in the days. The niger Delta was entirely part of Benin kingdom as proven by all precolonial maps and documents.

Mtchewww!!

Rubbish!!

DubaiLandLord:
Mtchewww!!

Rubbish!!

Yeah, your beliefs are better than historical documents.

https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b59701428/f1.item.r=Benin.zoom

Truthshots23:
Yeah, your beliefs are better than historical documents.

I was wrong about where you are from, but I knew your community is not an oil producing community.

You better dey pray make Nigeria no divide, cause Edo state will be split too. Odua Soldiers go invade Edo state and take over Yoruba speaking communities, Ijaw soldiers go invade ijaw speaking territories in Edo state, igbo soldiers go invade igbo speaking territories in Edo state, Auchis go wan become an independent country too. Benin kindgom will be lucky If is land mass is up to 7000km

Covert1:
Well there's your president. Make your judgment. He might appear upright but I see nothing new going to happen in the remaining two years of his presidency something I've said six months into his administration when I since abandoned ship. And I've not being proven wrong. Was it former President Obasanjo who said to be a successful president you need to be more than just a good person. And he proved it.

President Buhari won't change. Forget it.

Credit to him the money for weapons and for some new infrastructure was not stolen. The country is where we are because GEJ and the PDP stole unprecedented amounts of money.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lKTSdpc0go

Hmmmmm, I'm tired.
Perception is greater than reality. It is far more important to be perceived to be doing the right thing than do the right thing itself.
He has promised things will change in the northwest in coming weeks, I really hope it will be so. He is so disconnected from the reality of Nigeria and isn't ready to play beyond the rules.

DubaiLandLord:
I was wrong about where you are from, but I knew your community is not an oil producing community.

You better dey pray make Nigeria no divide, cause Edo state will be split too. Odua Soldiers go invade Edo state and take over Yoruba speaking communities, Ijaw soldiers go invade ijaw speaking territories in Edo state, igbo soldiers go invade igbo speaking territories in Edo state, Auchis go wan become an independent country too. Benin kindgom will be lucky If is land mass is up to 7000km

After showing your lack of knowledge about history and debating things you know nothing about and going against facts, now you think you can do emotional blackmail ?
You need not worry yourself for my people. Worry for your lack of education and the fact you have just been proven wrong on everything you have been saying for hours.
Also, you have been proven to duel in hypocrisy.

Truthshots23:
After showing your lack if knowledge about hidtory, now you think you can do emotional blackmail ?

Benin man forget am. You can't be against Nigeria because it was created by the British, make you com be in support of South South states that was created by Nigeria, if the military had wanted to make Benin part of the South West or North Central,they could have done so

You have to accept reality bro.

DubaiLandLord:
Benin man forget am. You can't be against Nigeria because it was created by the British, make you com be in support of South South states. If Nigeria falls, that's the end of the unity in the Niger Delta.

You have to accept reality bro.

1) I am a Benin man as you say, but also I am Anioma
2) you have proven you know nothing, yet you keep talking as if you were a centre of knowledge.
3) why don't you humble yourself after you have been proven wrong on everything ?
4) now you are even more arrogant and going ahead to predict the future, you don't even know the present or the passed
5) even when I was a teenager I knew my knowledge was limited, that pushed me into learning more, it didn't make me a reality denier and a person who believed himself to be a medium.

Truthshots23:
1) I am a Benin man as you say, but also I am Anioma
2) you have proven you know nothing, yet you keep talking as if you were a centre of knowledge.
3) why don't you humble yourself after you have been proven wrong on everything ?
4) now you are even more arrogant and going ahead to predict the future, you don't even know the present or the passed
5) even when I was a teenager I knew my knowledge was limited, that pushed me into learning more, it didn't make me a reality denier and a person who believed himself to be a medium.

Benin man, speak for Benin people alone. Please stop doing attache by force There is nothing wrong in having Benin kindgom in your 7000km². Is either you choose between Nigeria and Benin kindgom. There was no point in time in history Efiks or Annangs were under Benin kindgom.

DubaiLandLord:
Benin man, speak for Benin people alone. Please stop doing attache by force There is nothing wrong in having Benin kindgom in your 7000km². Is either you choose between Nigeria and Benin kindgom. There was no point in time in history Efiks or Annangs were under Benin kindgom.

Look, this is the last time I pay attention to you.
Your conception of ethnicity is childish and once again nit based in history. For example Obaseki, what is he ?
He is a Benin man as you say, but he is also Anioma, is he not ? You have difficulties understanding very simple things...I am not going to debate my ethnicity or identity with you. I am also not going to debate the future with you. You don't know anything. Divide nigeria Now !
The fact is Benin man refers to way more people than you think, weirdly even after seeing the maps you still don't get it.
I keep forgetting this is the guy who believed the british created the niger delta. What a waste of time exchanging with this child.

bidexiii:
#NN
#CION
#N.E.

I so much hate seeing our troops with this light skin Toyota Hilux

[quote author=Sizzorkay post=102595916][/quote]I saw what you did there.

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Truthshots23:
Being a mathematician, I am often the smartest person in the room, I have rarely seen rooms filled with such dullards as what I see here.

Some are only pretending to be dumb because they want to defend their northern privileges.

[/s] A smart person does not go on public forum to announce his prowess to people who don't give a shit about him. Asshole!

Covert1:
Well there's your president. Make your judgment. He might appear upright but I see nothing new going to happen in the remaining two years of his presidency something I've said six months into his administration when I since abandoned ship. And I've not being proven wrong. Was it former President Obasanjo who said to be a successful president you need to be more than just a good person. And he proved it.

President Buhari won't change. Forget it.

Credit to him the money for weapons and for some new infrastructure was not stolen. The country is where we are because GEJ and the PDP stole unprecedented amounts of money.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lKTSdpc0go

Lacks qualities of a leader and unfortunately with his approach to governance, things might not get better. Listen from 11:14, his answer to open grazing and still fantasising about cattle routes spanning the country from colonial times. Implications are continued clashes and deploying youths in the army or security outfits to sacrifice their well being in order to clean up his misGovernance.

For a President already showing signs of ethnic favouritism, mentioning his Cousins in Niger as one of the reasons he'll be building a rail should not matter. Simply state the economic reasons and move on.

Even that, I await to see clear cut feasibility studies regarding benefits as read Niger still prefers use of ports and roads in Benin Republic due to ease of imports and straightforward logistics (Ref: Kaduna dry port)

There's also a Cotonou to Maradi rail under construction and further into Niamey even though massively delayed or with funding issues. If completed, do the maths which will be preferred.

DubaiLandLord:
I believe all the states in Nigeria should be connected first before we start connecting other countries.

Or will Niger be funding the railway lines in their country themselves?

I do so too, but it's not like the FG is spending any money to build the railway to Niger Rep.

There is an original plan to build a standard gauge railway from Lagos to Kano, the Abuja - Kaduna, Lagos - Ibadan sections being completed are part of the route.

Maradi - Kano railway would be funded by banks from Europe facilitated by the company carrying out the project, Mota Engil.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/443294-german-banks-eu-agencies-to-fund-kano-maradi-railway-ambassador-tuggar.html

Also kicking-off this year would be the rehabilitation of the Eastern railway corridor, from Port Harcourt to Maiduguri.

The commencement of the Coastal railway has majorly been held off by ferocious local opposition to Chinese equity, Ameachi even complained bitterly about this

https://www.globalconstructionreview.com/news/nigeria-has-been-waiting-year-53bn-chinese-loan-ra/


But there are talks of getting the loan from a Western bank instead, https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-06-10/nigeria-taps-stanchart-to-replace-china-loans-for-rail-projects

negotiations could take years and cause delay, politicians are very stupid.

Truthshots23:
Look, this is the last time I pay attention to you.
Your conception of ethnicity is childish and once again nit based in history. No For example Obaseki, what is he ?
He is a Benin man as you say, but he is also Anioma, is he not ? You have difficulties understanding very simple things...I am not going to debate my ethnicity or identity with you. I am also not going to debate the future with you. You don't know anything. Divide nigeria Now !
The fact is Benin man refers to way more people than you think, weirdly even after seeing the maps you still don't get it.
I keep forgetting this is the guy who believed the british created the niger delta. What a waste of time exchanging with this child.

Mtchewww


You just dey talk nonsense. You dey attache yourself to other people wey no send una and una king The ijaws of Furupagba, okomu etc all in Edo state don always make am clear say Oba of Benin is not their king. People wey dey talk like that for this one Nigeria, nah the people you dey bank on to have a united country with the Benins... Issokay

E go shock you.

Regarding the deep blue project, with two surveillance aircrafts, three helicopters and three drones, is the plan 24/7 surveillance of Nigeria's waters? Are there plans for replacement of equipments as they get older? Are there plans for expansion of the program? Is there any plan for continuity or is it a one-off intervention? Are there plans to make the project self-sustaining by income generation or will it continue to depend on the government for fueling, repairs, maintenance and so on?

NIGERIAN ARMY RELEASES POSTING AND APPOINTMENTS OF SENIOR OFFICERS

The Nigerian Army(NA) has released posting and appointments of senior officers. This is in line with the Chief of Army Staff vision to have a professional Nigerian Army ready to accomplish assigned missions within a Joint Environment in Defence of Nigeria.

Those affected in the reorganization include; Major General FO Omoigui from Headquarters Theatre Command Operation HADIN KAI to Land Forces Simulation Centre Nigeria and appointed Director General, Major General CG Musa from Nigerian Army Resource Centre to Headquarters Theatre Command Operation HADIN KAI and appointed Theatre Commander, Major General OR Aiyenigba from Defence Headquarters to Headquarters Nigerian Army Corps of Military Police and appointed Provost Marshal(Army) and Major General IM Jallo from Defence Space Administration to Headquarters Theatre Command Operation HADIN KAI and appointed Deputy Theatre Commander 1.

Others affected in the posting include ; Brigadier General NU Muktar from Nigeria High Commission Islamabad to Office of the Chief of Army Staff and appointed Director of Procurement, Brigadier General O Nwachukwu from Defence Headquarters (Director Defence Information) to Headquarters Directorate of Army Public Relations and appointed Director, Brigadier General AE Abubakar from Department of Training and Operations( Defunct) to Headquarters 22 Brigade and appointed Commander, Brigadier General KO Ukandu from Office of the Chief of Army Staff (Director Procurement) to National Defence College and appointed Directing Staff, Brigadier General IB Abubakar from Nigerian Army Armour School to Army Headquarters Department of Army Operations and appointed Deputy Director Operations, Brigadier General AM Umar from Army War College Nigeria to Office of the Chief of Army Staff and appointed Chief of Staff to the Chief of Army Staff and Brigadier General AJS Gulani from Nigerian Army Armour School to Headquarters 24 Task Force Brigade and appointed Commander.

Others are; Colonel KE Inyang from Headquarters Department of Army Logistics to Office of the Chief of Army Staff and appointed Military Assistant to the Chief of Army Staff, Colonel OO Braimah from Headquarters Theatre Command Operation HADIN KAI to Nigeria High Commission Islamabad and appointed Defence Attachee and Colonel IP Omoke from Office of the Chief of Army Staff to Defence Intelligence Agency and appointed Assistor Director Foreign Liaison/ Liaison Officer(Army).

The Chief of Army Staff, Major General Faruk Yahaya urged all the affected senior officers to justify the confidence reposed on them. All posting and appointments are with immediate effect.

MM YERIMA
Brigadier General
Director Army Public Relations

10 May 2021

https://www.facebook.com/354312648014400/posts/3746452358800395/

ugo4u:
Dangote will be buying Nigerian crude in naira, that's the deal proposed with the NNPC. Don't be surprised when his refinery becomes fully operational nothing much will change FOREx wise and even the price of PMS.

The main advantage of local production is job creation and reasonable rate of inflation, local production doesn't necessarily reduce price but stabilises inflation rate.

For instance, compare the percentage change in price of cement from 2003 till 2021 Vs %change in price of Rice during the same timeframe, you'll see a very huge gap.

If we have been refining PMS since 2003, I'm sure the price of PMS will not even be close to 100naira per litre today.

Dangote refinery isn't going to end importation tho as it cannot meet total demand. But if we can secure the borders and end smuggling, it will be able meet total demand.

youghs:
The main advantage of local production is job creation and reasonable rate of inflation, local production doesn't necessarily reduce price but stabilises inflation rate.

For instance, compare the percentage change in the price of cement from 2003 till 2021 Vs %change in the price of Rice during the same timeframe, you'll see a very huge gap.

If we have been refining PMS since 2003, I'm sure the price of PMS will not even be close to 100naira per litre today.

Dangote refinery isn't going to end importation tho as it cannot meet total demand. But if we can secure the borders and end smuggling, it will be able to meet total demand.

It can and will meet local demand atleast X2 over, Nigeria's consumption of energy a day(including smuggling) is 428,000 barrels per day (B/d), with PMS consumption of 38,200,000ltrs

https://www.dpr.gov.ng/national-fuel-situation-status-report/


Dangote's refinery is a 650,000b/d refinery, 53% of refining would be dedicated to PMS

That is 7.51billion litres a year, do the maths

https://nairametrics.com/2019/08/01/petrol-to-gulp-53-of-dangote-refinerys-daily-production/

youghs:
The main advantage of local production is job creation and reasonable rate of inflation, local production doesn't necessarily reduce price but stabilises inflation rate.

For instance, compare the percentage change in price of cement from 2003 till 2021 Vs %change in price of Rice during the same timeframe, you'll see a very huge gap.

If we have been refining PMS since 2003, I'm sure the price of PMS will not even be close to 100naira per litre today.

Dangote refinery isn't going to end importation tho as it cannot meet total demand. But if we can secure the borders and end smuggling, it will be able meet total demand.

If his plant works at full capacity he will meet our demand and even have excess for export.
Our daily consumption is about 60million litres daily and Dangote refinery can do 600k barrels a day which is equivalent to 95million litres.

The Chief of Defence Staff, General Lucky Irabor, on Thursday met with major-generals, Air vice Marshals and the rear admirals who are members of the Regular Course 36 and senior to the new Chief of Army Staff, Major General Farouk Yahaya.

The meeting was convened with a view to tactically easing out no fewer than 70 major generals, AVMs and rear admirals out of the service, The PUNCH can authoritatively report.

The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), had skipped 29 major-generals and appointed Yahaya who is a member of Regular Course 37, a move which has been generating controversy in the last two weeks.

Irabor subsequently asked members of Course 36 to proceed on courses of their choice and to no longer report at their duty posts.

The Thursday meeting was sequel to a letter marked DH/ABJ/401/38/ADM dated June 4, 2021 which was marked ‘restricted’ but was obtained by our correspondent.

The letter was signed by Rear Admiral AB Adamu on behalf of the CDS.

It read in part, “Ref A (NOTAL) under the cover of Ref B (NOTAL) approved the commencement of annual leave in respect of Maj Gen JB Olawunmi (N/8795) and 28 others who are members of 36RC in the NA. The snr offrs (senior officers) were to proceed on the annual leave wef 1-30 June. However, I am directed to invite all serving members of 36 RC in the AFN (Maj Gen and equivalent) to a meeting with the CDS as follows. Thursday, June 10, 21; DHQ Conference Hall; 11.00hrs prompt.”

It was learnt that Irabor, based on approval from the Federal Ministry of Defence, asked all the members of regular course 36 across the three services to proceed on courses of their choice for the next one year.

A general, who spoke to our correspondent on the condition of anonymity, said, “Gen Irabor made it clear to everyone that because all course 36 members of the army who are seniors of the current Chief of Army Staff, are being eased out, it would be wrong to retain their course mates in other services.

“To this end, all air vice marshals in the air force and all rear admirals in the navy that are members of Course 36 have been affected. They will not be allowed to continue to report at their respective services or at DHQ. The intention is to get all to resign without forcing them to do so.”

The source said some of the generals would go to the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies while others would go to the Administrative Staff College of Nigeria on course.

When asked why the military was taking the action, the general added, “The military now has a tradition whereby when a new chief of any of the branches is appointed, all those who senior him, including those who are in other arms of the military, are eased. This was how members of the Regular Course 35 were all eased out in February.”

https://punchng.com/cds-meets-military-chiefs-prepares-70-generals-for-exit/

Unknown gunmen have attacked Ojoto Police Station in the Idemili South Local Government Area of Anambra state.

SaharaReporters gathered that the gunmen in three Toyota Sienna vehicles struck on Thursday and killed one police inspector.

The incident is the latest in what appears to be a growing trend of attacks on police stations and security personnel in the South-East region of the country.

The governors in the region recently announced the establishment of a joint security outfit, codenamed ‘Ebube Agu’ to battle rising insecurity.

http://saharareporters.com/2021/06/10/unknown-gunmen-attack-anambra-police-station-kill-officer

lebuhsi:
It can and will meet local demand atleast X2 over, Nigeria's consumption of energy a day(including smuggling) is 428,000 barrels per day (B/d), with PMS consumption of 38,200,000ltrs

https://www.dpr.gov.ng/national-fuel-situation-status-report/


Dangote's refinery is a 650,000b/d refinery, 53% of refining would be dedicated to PMS

That is 7.51billion litres a year, do the maths

https://nairametrics.com/2019/08/01/petrol-to-gulp-53-of-dangote-refinerys-daily-production/

I don't think this is correct. Probably just an estimate. Our daily consumption is 52million upward, I even saw a report a while ago saying it has gotten to 95million litres per day.

ugo4u:
If his plant works at full capacity he will meet our demand and even have excess for export.
Our daily consumption is about 60million litres daily and Dangote refinery can do 600k barrels a day which is equivalent to 95million litres.

The 600k BPD processing capacity is not for PMS alone but only 53%, diesel, kerosine, jet fuel etc takes the rest

There is apprehension in Eke-Onuimo, in the Onuimo Local Government Area of Imo state following the abduction of 15 passengers along Enugu-Port Harcourt Road by suspected herdsmen.

The passengers were travelling on two separate buses when the herdsmen stopped them along the Arondizuogu-Okigwe stretch of the road, Daily Trust reports.

According to an eyewitness, the kidnappers marched all the passengers of one bus into the Bush.

It was learnt that some passengers on the second bus managed to escape but the whereabouts of the passengers were still unknown as of the time of filing this report.

The police have yet to comment on the incident and the spokesperson for the state command, SP Bala Elkana, could not be reached calls to his mobile line were not answered.

http://saharareporters.com/2021/06/10/suspected-herdsmen-kidnap-15-bus-passengers-imo

DubaiLandLord:
The Chief of Defence Staff, General Lucky Irabor, on Thursday met with major-generals, Air vice Marshals and the rear admirals who are members of the Regular Course 36 and senior to the new Chief of Army Staff, Major General Farouk Yahaya.

The meeting was convened with a view to tactically easing out no fewer than 70 major generals, AVMs and rear admirals out of the service, The PUNCH can authoritatively report.

The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), had skipped 29 major-generals and appointed Yahaya who is a member of Regular Course 37, a move which has been generating controversy in the last two weeks.

Irabor subsequently asked members of Course 36 to proceed on courses of their choice and to no longer report at their duty posts.

The Thursday meeting was sequel to a letter marked DH/ABJ/401/38/ADM dated June 4, 2021 which was marked ‘restricted’ but was obtained by our correspondent.

The letter was signed by Rear Admiral AB Adamu on behalf of the CDS.

It read in part, “Ref A (NOTAL) under the cover of Ref B (NOTAL) approved the commencement of annual leave in respect of Maj Gen JB Olawunmi (N/8795) and 28 others who are members of 36RC in the NA. The snr offrs (senior officers) were to proceed on the annual leave wef 1-30 June. However, I am directed to invite all serving members of 36 RC in the AFN (Maj Gen and equivalent) to a meeting with the CDS as follows. Thursday, June 10, 21; DHQ Conference Hall; 11.00hrs prompt.”

It was learnt that Irabor, based on approval from the Federal Ministry of Defence, asked all the members of regular course 36 across the three services to proceed on courses of their choice for the next one year.

A general, who spoke to our correspondent on the condition of anonymity, said, “Gen Irabor made it clear to everyone that because all course 36 members of the army who are seniors of the current Chief of Army Staff, are being eased out, it would be wrong to retain their course mates in other services.

“To this end, all air vice marshals in the air force and all rear admirals in the navy that are members of Course 36 have been affected. They will not be allowed to continue to report at their respective services or at DHQ. The intention is to get all to resign without forcing them to do so.”

The source said some of the generals would go to the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies while others would go to the Administrative Staff College of Nigeria on course.

When asked why the military was taking the action, the general added, “The military now has a tradition whereby when a new chief of any of the branches is appointed, all those who senior him, including those who are in other arms of the military, are eased. This was how members of the Regular Course 35 were all eased out in February.”

https://punchng.com/cds-meets-military-chiefs-prepares-70-generals-for-exit/

This whole nonsense because of Buhari's ineptitude. Wonder who is advising him in the presidency and the defense ministry but I bet this must be from a child at Aso Rock.

Now he has done that the defense ministry gives the go ahead and the CDS has to become innovative about the place of these highly qualified Generals the president was aloof to see beyond his nose because of bare nepotism. Creating unnecessary discontent.

Tell me what GEN. Yahaya is going to do that GEN. Yusuf can't do. I mean next to GEN. Irabor the present CDS, GEN. Yusuf performed almost as good in the NORTH-EAST Campaign as Theater Commander and went up to the MNJTF based in N'djamena, Chad. There is no gainsaying it this president is inept and ascetic.

Let us help them think outside the box. There is no reason to retire these fine gentlemen officers trained at great cost to the state. The model proposed by President Obasanjo during his presidency can come to fruition now which is there's no reason we can't have more than one 4 star General or more 3 star Generals. The point should be about corps and command.

You can set up a West African Command with a Full General or Lt. Gen or its equivalent from either Service posted there reporting to Defence HQ and not to the Service HQ just like you have the MNJTF. There's already a West African template though ad hoc mostly which can be activated on full standby with a full mechanized brigade and support services of the NAF and NN bringing it up to division size.

Same command can be replicated for all the regions of Africa. In peace time they can gather intelligence, do recce, military diplomacy, courses, training and re-training among services and partner nations. That way you keep the Generals happy and busy. After all there's already medals for these in the Armed Forces of Nigeria. Get into action and apply these officers.

Continuing this tradition of retiring fine officers to make way for the political choice of a sitting president is counter-productive.

Covert1:
Let us help them think outside the box. There is no reason to retire these fine gentlemen officers trained at great cost to the state. The model proposed by President Obasanjo during his presidency can come to fruition now which is there's no reason we can have more than one 4 star General or more 3 star Generals. The point should be about corps and command.

You can set up a West African Command with a Full General or Lt. Gen or its equivalent from either Service posted there reporting to Defence HQ and not to the Service HQ just like you have the MNJTF. There's already a West African template though ad hoc mostly which can be activated on full standby with a full mechanized brigade and support services.

Same command can be replicated for all the regions of Africa. In peace time they can gather intelligence, do recce, military diplomacy, courses, training and re-training among services and partner nations. That way you keep the Generals happy and busy. After all there's already medals for these in the Armed Forces of Nigeria. Get into action and apply these officers.

I've talked about the issue of retiring MG compulsorily because a junior MG was promoted to the rank of LTG more than a year ago on this thread.

I believe a 3 star General out rank a 2 star General so that has settle the issue of who the most senior officer will be. Any MG that is not comfortable can now retire voluntarily.

I even used the US military as an example. In the US army, person wey una join the same year fit later dey serve as a GEN make you still dey LTGEN.

But the word in bold Shey nah inside Nigeria all this West African command, Central Africa command etc go dey or dem go dey other African countries?

All this will cost billions of dollars, abeg make dem spend am on infrastructure for here, we need power supply, good roads, good and cheap health care centers, we need to spend more money on primary and secondary education too not to talk of the tertiary level and a lot of things still dey wey be say we need to do.