₦airaland Forum

spagettiluv:
Attacker in Chief : Colonel (later Major General) Apata of blessed memory.

God grant you eternal light and peace, bossman.

obiekunie01:
That was when men were in the military. men with passion for the job.


now we have majority of those that entered soldier bc they dont have job and their uncle na oga for army not bc they hve the passion for it.

Thats why our military has turned to cry-babies in the north and cant dislodge rag-tag gun totting insurgents, killer headsmen and kidnappers.

Lorayne:
my father died in this war

BreconHills:
You don't know know what you are talking about.

Did America destroy the terrorists in Iraq? Has Israel destroyed Hamas? Did Russia not leave Afghanistan in disgrace?

Fighting hit and run terrorists is a far different cry to fighting people who want to hold territory.

The Nigerian armed forces is far more lethal today. You can't even compare the two eras.

adontcare:
lost my dad there 1995 in sierria leone

adontcare:
lost my dad there 1995 in sierria leone

RenaissanceGuy:
A relative of mine of about 26 years old was drafted for this war and it was a celebration galore when he came back alive.

EmmyNorse:
This trend just made me remember my late father, He forth at Liberia 1991, and also serria loene 2002,. Until his last mission in Bakassi peninsula 2005. NB Don't lay down your life for Nigeria or a Nigerian. Rip my Hero my Pride, Your memories will not be forgotten so soon

occfx:
You think he wasted his life for a country that doesn't care

11Monkeys:
When I wanted to join the Nigerian Navy, then i was on my 2nd year in the university. It was all about passion and dedication to save in the Nigerian Armed Forces. I was swimming superfluously and not driven by lack of job to be a soldier.

After taking the NDA exam in Port Harcourt at a naval base, my name didn't appear when the results were published. I said ok, let me continue with my education.

Today, I feel happy about not been enlisted in the Navy considering how the Nigerian Govt made mess of the Armed Forces.

A friend of mine in the Navy told me some Naval officer don't even know how to swim. I was shocked to the marrow cos that should be the first requirement to be an officer of the Nigerian Navy. This is mediocrity at best.

It's a shame seeing soldiers extort money from motorists and engage in fuel bunkering.

obiekunie01:
That was when men were in the military. men with passion for the job.


now we have majority of those that entered soldier bc they dont have job and their uncle na oga for army not bc they hve the passion for it.

Thats why our military has turned to cry-babies in the north and cant dislodge rag-tag gun totting insurgents, killer headsmen and kidnappers.

EmmyNorse:
that's what it is

11Monkeys:
When I wanted to join the Nigerian Navy, then i was on my 2nd year in the university. It was all about passion and dedication to save in the Nigerian Armed Forces. I was swimming superfluously and not driven by lack of job to be a soldier.

After taking the NDA exam in Port Harcourt at a naval base, my name didn't appear when the results were published. I said ok, let me continue with my education.

Today, I feel happy about not been enlisted in the Navy considering how the Nigerian Govt made mess of the Armed Forces.

A friend of mine in the Navy told me some Naval officer don't even know how to swim. I was shocked to the marrow cos that should be the first requirement to be an officer of the Nigerian Navy. This is mediocrity at best.

It's a shame seeing soldiers extort money from motorists and engage in fuel bunkering.

adontcare:
lost my dad there 1995 in sierria leone

Racoon:
Where is the place of the late Major General Maxwell Khobe? The man was the hero of the Liberia expedition. Meanwhile, this is the same Nigeria Army being routed by Boko Haram today?

adontcare:
lost my dad there 1995 in sierria leone

adontcare:
lost my dad there 1995 in sierria leone

RenaissanceGuy:
A relative of mine of about 26 years old was drafted for this war and it was a celebration galore when he came back alive.

adontcare:
lost my dad there 1995 in sierria leone

occfx:
He is igbo and he knew may be just that may be there was no job. After the Biafra Civil War and genocide, we knew the country does not have conscience

Blakjewelry:
Watched a documentary on the war, it was done mostly with hidden camera, mehn the kind atrocities wey our men commit really got me ashamed. I had to call my dad to come and join in watching. So many young men executed in cold blood with their hands tied behind their back some of execution caught on live camera.

adontcare:
lost my dad there 1995 in sierria leone

cadet222:
You are right. That is why the US did not defeat Taliban even after 20 years in Afghanistan. To fight terrorist is not child's play because you cannot identify one by just mere appearance

spagettiluv:
Attacker in Chief : Colonel (later Major General) Apata of blessed memory.

God grant you eternal light and peace, bossman.

RenaissanceGuy:
A relative of mine of about 26 years old was drafted for this war and it was a celebration galore when he came back alive.

illicit:
Colonel Apata


Teni's dad?