Nigeria’s Cadet Officer, Sunday Linus Ogbole, has won the King Hussain Award by The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. He was given the award for being the most improved International Cadet of the Intake on the Regular Commissioning Course. This was revealed by the UK High Commission in Nigeria on its verified Twitter handle.

The tweets read,

“Hats Off to Officer Cadet Sunday Linus Ogbole on winning the King Hussain Award by The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst for the most improved International Cadet of the Intake on the Regular Commissioning Course.

Officer Cadet Ogbole has shown determination and zest. His work ethic and dedication has endeared him to his platoon. He is extremely grateful for the opportunity and is conscious of the role he must play when he returns to #Nigeria and passing on his knowledge.”

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Congratulation..

"Remove Headdress" in Captain Suleiman's voice


Well done Officer Linus. More awards and decorations.

I re-read this comment from the supposed High Commission tweet, and felt slightly concerned for the new officer and gentleman mentioned. Then looking at the award he got, which was the King Hussain Award by The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst for the most improved International Cadet of the Intake on the Regular Commissioning Course.

He did well for himself and the award represents a personal best and and at best, a minor honour by Sandhurst standards.

Here are the main awards for officers in Camberley. And culled from Wikipedia:

Each Commissioning Course has awards granted to outstanding cadets. The following awards are presented during the Sovereign's Parade. Others are merely listed in the Parade programme. A system of Cadet Government also recognises merit by the appointment of Senior Under Officers, Junior Under Officers, Cadet Sergeants and Cadet Corporals.

Sword of Honour:

The Sword of Honour is awarded to the British Army Officer Cadet considered by the Commandant to be, overall, the best of the course. The swords were formerly made by Wilkinson Sword but after the closure of their sword making division they are now presented by Pooley Sword.

Queen's Medal:

The Queen's Medal is awarded to the British Army Officer Cadet who achieved the highest scores in military, practical and academic studies.



Overseas Sword:

The Overseas Sword is awarded to one of the many cadets from other Commonwealth countries and from foreign armies. The Overseas Sword goes to the Overseas Cadet considered by the Commandant to be the best on each course.

Overseas Award:

The Overseas Award is the equivalent of the Queen's Medal, and is awarded to the Overseas Officer Cadet who achieved the best overall results in military, academic and practical studies.

MacRobert Sword:

The MacRobert Sword is awarded to the officer cadet considered by the Commandant to be, overall, the best of the Army Reserve Commissioning Course. This sword is also donated by the MacRobert Trust and produced by Pooley Sword.


SO I really don't understand the what the fuss the High Commission is making with its tweet. He didn't get the Overseas Sword or Overseas Award, just MOST IMPROVED of the OVERSEAS STUDENTS. Well done to him, for improving.

This is exactly what that miscreant for una BBnaija house (kahfu) was expected to achieve. but Bitch kept all that aside for mere instagram likes and television sex. ode!

congratulations my brother. igbo Amaka!

Congratulations...

Good

This one will pain the brown roof people

efighter:
Tomorrow, Atikuchukwu will say this one too does not have school certificate as if Atikuchukwu can identify one if he sees it.

How can Nigeria progress with people like this in it...


Never ..

If you want his certificates... He will show it to you

Buhari bribed himself into the Army without any credential ..

If he likes be forming commando there, in sambisa Boko boys will end his career on the battlefield immediately he returns

Winning is not always been the first, when you are improving, you are winning.

AceRoot:
I re-read this comment from the supposed High Commission tweet, and felt slightly concerned for the new officer and gentleman mentioned. Then looking at the award he got, which was the King Hussain Award by The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst for the most improved International Cadet of the Intake on the Regular Commissioning Course.

He did well for himself and the award represents a personal best and and at best, a minor honour by Sandhurst standards.

Here are the main awards for officers in Camberley. And culled from Wikipedia:

Each Commissioning Course has awards granted to outstanding cadets. The following awards are presented during the Sovereign's Parade. Others are merely listed in the Parade programme. A system of Cadet Government also recognises merit by the appointment of Senior Under Officers, Junior Under Officers, Cadet Sergeants and Cadet Corporals.

Sword of Honour:

The Sword of Honour is awarded to the British Army Officer Cadet considered by the Commandant to be, overall, the best of the course. The swords were formerly made by Wilkinson Sword but after the closure of their sword making division they are now presented by Pooley Sword.

Queen's Medal:

The Queen's Medal is awarded to the British Army Officer Cadet who achieved the highest scores in military, practical and academic studies.



Overseas Sword:

The Overseas Sword is awarded to one of the many cadets from other Commonwealth countries and from foreign armies. The Overseas Sword goes to the Overseas Cadet considered by the Commandant to be the best on each course.

Overseas Award:

The Overseas Award is the equivalent of the Queen's Medal, and is awarded to the Overseas Officer Cadet who achieved the best overall results in military, academic and practical studies.

MacRobert Sword:

The MacRobert Sword is awarded to the officer cadet considered by the Commandant to be, overall, the best of the Army Reserve Commissioning Course. This sword is also donated by the MacRobert Trust and produced by Pooley Sword.


SO I really don't understand the what the fuss the High Commission is making with its tweet. He didn't get the Overseas Sword or Overseas Award, just MOST IMPROVED of the OVERSEAS STUDENTS. Well done to him, for improving.

Is he

Igbo or Yoruba?

So he will come back and waste his talent eating peppersoup and beating civilians. Or they will send him off to sambisa as cannon fodder for BH.

Three hearty cheers to d Cadet, hip hip hip, Hurray!!
In Officer Cyril Voice.
Greetings to all Corp Members who passed tru Kebbi NYSC Orientation Camp Dakingari Suru LGA.

[quote author=AceRoot post=82235440]I re-read this comment from the supposed High Commission tweet, and felt slightly concerned for the new officer and gentleman mentioned. Then looking at the award he got, which was the King Hussain Award by The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst for the most improved International Cadet of the Intake on the Regular Commissioning Course.

He did well for himself and the award represents a personal best and and at best, a minor honour by Sandhurst standards.

Here are the main awards for officers in Camberley. And culled from Wikipedia:

Each Commissioning Course has awards granted to outstanding cadets. The following awards are presented during the Sovereign's Parade. Others are merely listed in the Parade programme. A system of Cadet Government also recognises merit by the appointment of Senior Under Officers, Junior Under Officers, Cadet Sergeants and Cadet Corporals.

Sword of Honour:

The Sword of Honour is awarded to the British Army Officer Cadet considered by the Commandant to be, overall, the best of the course. The swords were formerly made by Wilkinson Sword but after the closure of their sword making division they are now presented by Pooley Sword.

Queen's Medal:

The Queen's Medal is awarded to the British Army Officer Cadet who achieved the highest scores in military, practical and academic studies.



Overseas Sword:

The Overseas Sword is awarded to one of the many cadets from other Commonwealth countries and from foreign armies. The Overseas Sword goes to the Overseas Cadet considered by the Commandant to be the best on each course.

Overseas Award:

The Overseas Award is the equivalent of the Queen's Medal, and is awarded to the Overseas Officer Cadet who achieved the best overall results in military, academic and practical studies.

MacRobert Sword:

The MacRobert Sword is awarded to the officer cadet considered by the Commandant to be, overall, the best of the Army Reserve Commissioning Course. This sword is also donated by the MacRobert Trust and produced by Pooley Sword.


SO I really don't understand the what the fuss the High Commission is making with its tweet. He didn't get the Overseas Sword or Overseas Award, just MOST IMPROVED of the OVERSEAS STUDENTS. Well done to him, for improving.[/quote


You could as well keep this to yourself and allow the poor officer enjoy his moment of fame. You must not soil it.
And you are not even a soldier talk more of an officer.

congrat

Oh

ZombieTAMER:


How can Nigeria progress with people like this in it...


Never ..

If you want his certificates... He will show it to you

Buhari bribed himself into the Army without any credential ..

Maybe your father was the officer Buhari transacted the deal with.

BlackfireX:
Is he

Igbo or Yoruba?

That's a Typical Idoma Man from Benue State. 2face Idibia's Zone in the state!

He resembles major kaduna

Good job officer

AceRoot:
I re-read this comment from the supposed High Commission tweet, and felt slightly concerned for the new officer and gentleman mentioned. Then looking at the award he got, which was the King Hussain Award by The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst for the most improved International Cadet of the Intake on the Regular Commissioning Course.

He did well for himself and the award represents a personal best and and at best, a minor honour by Sandhurst standards.

Here are the main awards for officers in Camberley. And culled from Wikipedia:

Each Commissioning Course has awards granted to outstanding cadets. The following awards are presented during the Sovereign's Parade. Others are merely listed in the Parade programme. A system of Cadet Government also recognises merit by the appointment of Senior Under Officers, Junior Under Officers, Cadet Sergeants and Cadet Corporals.

Sword of Honour:

The Sword of Honour is awarded to the British Army Officer Cadet considered by the Commandant to be, overall, the best of the course. The swords were formerly made by Wilkinson Sword but after the closure of their sword making division they are now presented by Pooley Sword.

Queen's Medal:

The Queen's Medal is awarded to the British Army Officer Cadet who achieved the highest scores in military, practical and academic studies.



Overseas Sword:

The Overseas Sword is awarded to one of the many cadets from other Commonwealth countries and from foreign armies. The Overseas Sword goes to the Overseas Cadet considered by the Commandant to be the best on each course.

Overseas Award:

The Overseas Award is the equivalent of the Queen's Medal, and is awarded to the Overseas Officer Cadet who achieved the best overall results in military, academic and practical studies.

MacRobert Sword:

The MacRobert Sword is awarded to the officer cadet considered by the Commandant to be, overall, the best of the Army Reserve Commissioning Course. This sword is also donated by the MacRobert Trust and produced by Pooley Sword.


SO I really don't understand the what the fuss the High Commission is making with its tweet. He didn't get the Overseas Sword or Overseas Award, just MOST IMPROVED of the OVERSEAS STUDENTS. Well done to him, for improving.

And the caption even termed the award "SPECIAL"

AceRoot:
I re-read this comment from the supposed High Commission tweet, and felt slightly concerned for the new officer and gentleman mentioned.

SO I really don't understand the what the fuss the High Commission is making with its tweet. He didn't get the Overseas Sword or Overseas Award, just MOST IMPROVED of the OVERSEAS STUDENTS. Well done to him, for improving.

What a bitter and jealous soul you are. God protect me from your kind in Jesus name. Amen!

What a handsome young man. His parents must be proud

Another Idoma son representing

Is he

Igbo or Yoruba?







The name "Ogbole" is an Idoma name