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And they now catch u throwing purewater satchet

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?

What do you have to say about the banner as well?

mgbadike81:
what he wrote is the truth.

What do you have to say about the banner as well?

If dem like make dem carry shit, we have no military, what we have is the Islamic military of Nigeria.

Good !

If they like they should come and clean all the dirty gutters in yoruba land, I don't care and will piss on their graves .

Stvpid fellows

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

I hate you scumbags

Yep..and does idiots fight boko haram to protect ur sorry ass from total invasion. ..

This is a taboo on them, they are to protect the country and not sanitation

Nice one, I admire the Army. . Oh by that I meant United states Army.

For those saying these Buratai men are on punishment, you judged quite wrongly.

I repeat, you judged wrongly.

I saw a group of Soldiers gathered together in their uniforms this morning in Kogi State as well this morning. Besides their punishments is restricted to the barracks majorly.

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

Whether from guard room or bed room they're soliders of the Nigerian Army and this looks beautiful to the eye. I Salute!

I will wait for the day I will see our legislathieves doing such things on democracy day

Huuum huuum

MrMcJay:
God bless the Nigerian Armed Forces.

These officers and men lay down their lives so that some unintelligent Nairalanders can have the freedom to be alive and type rubbish online.

Abeg spare us that! Were they forced? They voluntarily signed for it

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

Please learn to think before commenting!
The caption reads:
Nigerian Army Day Celebration (NADCEL) 2017 Sanitation Exercise.

But that is not enough for you because you supposedly lived in the barracks
and have to make up a theory to satisfy your negative mind.

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The same thing was done in owerri by the Army at world bank road. They started by 7:00a.m and ended it by 10:00a.m. I believe same was done all Nigeria today. .

ayando:
Abeg spare us that! Were they forced? They voluntarily signed for it

When I mentioned unintelligent Nairalanders typing trash, why did you have to respond? Are you only capable of typing nonsense?

No matter what I love Nigeria Army they are the best .They are our best friends.Even if this is a punishment in fact it is a best practices .See them galants,so endow mens ...I am proud of you guys.You fight to make Nigeria a better place.May God Almighty reward you galantians .

They did same at Tunga Market Minna ths morning with corpers attached. Up Naija Army. Una de fight war and dirty environs

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

Oga keep quiet...they are doing humanitarian services like the op said.
If you like tell us your father was among the army in the barracks.
I too know that know nothing.

Nigerian soldiers are a bunch of unprofessional buffons, nobody is impressed with all this eye service they are doing. They should send their jobless ass to the farm and let them help feed the nation and justify their paycheck instead of constituting a nuisance all over the place.

RaptorX:
Nigerian soldiers are a bunch of unprofessional buffons, nobody is impressed with all this eye service they are doing. They should send their jobless ass to the farm and let them help feed the nation and justify their paycheck instead of constituting a nuisance all over the place.

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RaptorX:
Nigerian soldiers are a bunch of unprofessional buffons, nobody is impressed with all this eye service they are doing. They should send their jobless ass to the farm and let them help feed the nation and justify their paycheck instead of constituting a nuisance all over the place.

it like they drilled you in a certain occasion.
nairalanders typing negative comments could be those that the N.A officers have flogged and dealt with. for flaunting the law.
MrMcJay sir do you agree?

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

I hate you scumbags

just because you tried becoming a soldier and failed, see how you are brandishing your personality of hatred,bigotry, stupidity and illiteracy.
No wonder the army didn't select you.
And you are the real scumbag you cunt.

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

I hate you scumbags

then u must be a criminal and need to be investigated.

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

this is no punishment, these guys look way to dressed up to be under punishment. Except things have changed, punished is usually done within the barracks.

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?

They are not on punishment . I saw them this morning and some where seen laughing n gisting.

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

the excersice was not carried out inside the barracks but within yenagoa metropolis. Don't say what you don't know

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



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

Eye service!

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

abegi... So to clean environment be like extraordinary thing for the nigerian army abi?

Lolzz See how e dey pain some people... Nice job guys and God bless the NA

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?

Guy, what they are doing is called "voluntary social responsibility" they won't go as far as printing banner to cover up, I grew up in the barracks too, this is not the first time they organize such outing.

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

Oga calm down. Irrespective of what u may have seen,u should know that the Nigerian Army as part of its army day celebration activities,organises sanitation (where they go outside their barracks and clear dirt 4rm the road),and also organise free medical aid for people. So,this is beyond punishment and guardroom issue.

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

And God help the fool who makes fun of those men while they carry out this punishment, because dem eye go don red well-well.