₦airaland Forum

lofty900:
They're on punishment. If you've ever lived in the army barracks you'll know what I'm talking about. When soldiers commits an offense, they're locked up in a guard room for some weeks or months depending on the gravity of the offense. Sometimes they'll bring them out of the guardroom and given some chores by senior officers as punishment. The chores varies, it could be sweeping, washing officers cars, mowing lawns, cutting grass after which they'll return to the guardroom. I saw these things while living in the army barracks. Forget about the banner you see there, there's no way officers will come out for sanitation when there're able bodied offenders in the guardroom. NO WAY

Jostico:
At least commend them for once. just once and maybe today could be that once

Jostico:
At least commend them for once. just once and maybe today could be that once

mgbadike81:
what he wrote is the truth.

alcmene:
Idiats... even if you like come and be packing my poo.

I hate you scumbags

zombieHUNTER:
they are just following orders of the commander in chief

Buhari is a terrorist
That's the one to hate

alcmene:
Idiats... even if you like come and be packing my poo.

I hate you scumbags

chie8:
Nigerian Army Day Celebration (NADCEL) 2017: Above are photos of troops of 16 Brigade Nigerian Army, Yenagoa carrying out sanitation exercise this morning

cc; Lalasticlala, mynd44

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/06/kebbi-state-governors-wife-dr-zainab.html

lofty900:
They're on punishment. If you've ever lived in the army barracks you'll know what I'm talking about. When soldiers commits an offense, they're locked up in a guard room for some weeks or months depending on the gravity of the offense. Sometimes they'll bring them out of the guardroom and given some chores by senior officers as punishment. The chores varies, it could be sweeping, washing officers cars, mowing lawns, cutting grass after which they'll return to the guardroom. I saw these things while living in the army barracks. Forget about the banner you see there, there's no way officers will come out for sanitation when there're able bodied offenders in the guardroom. NO WAY

alcmene:
Idiats... even if you like come and be packing my poo.

I hate you scumbags

lofty900:
They're on punishment. If you've ever lived in the army barracks you'll know what I'm talking about. When soldiers commits an offense, they're locked up in a guard room for some weeks or months depending on the gravity of the offense. Sometimes they'll bring them out of the guardroom and given some chores by senior officers as punishment. The chores varies, it could be sweeping, washing officers cars, mowing lawns, cutting grass after which they'll return to the guardroom. I saw these things while living in the army barracks. Forget about the banner you see there, there's no way officers will come out for sanitation when there're able bodied offenders in the guardroom. NO WAY

lofty900:
I won't commend them because they're forced to do it. No Nigerian soldier will do this when civilians are available without being coerced. Did you see smile on their face?