Mugiwaraluffy:
I'm not an authority tho, but I think they don't really follow this HATCOS fully. Coz they're cases where officers are promoted before due or some spending several years in a particular position.
As from Major upwards, it's strictly political coz several factors comes to play. I'm sure some would understand what I'm saying.

The image attached shows the maximum number of age one can stay in a particular rank or else it's retirement.

AirmanB:



Retirement? Wad if ur 15 years of compulsory service wasn't exhausted?

Harcote:
yeah, I am implying the latter.

sikowitz17:
You are right.. 2nd Lieutenant to lieutenant promotion is 2 years and 5 years for captain... the luckiest Dssc guys will make colonel and might not make it further ... there’s even one captain in my area.. he was dropped as a captain and he answers captain everywhere...he’s not so well to do.. but before LT Buba died, he told me that it’s very easy for Ssc guys to convert now... pass your exams and have served in NE at some point, you’d be considered as long as you pass the requirements for conversion..and you can start trying your conversation when you hit the rank of Lieutenant..just like you have 3 trials to pass exams, you also have 3 trials to convert..
I’m not sure Dssc writes promotion exams so if they are spending longer on a rank, means the system was decided to affect them kinda.. I know a Dssc medical doctor that’s a lieutenant colonel now... never had issues.. rented a big house for his wife and daughter in Abuja..

explosiveskull:

My uncle was a medical doctor, he got to the rank of major general and was commander for Army medical corps. If I knew on time that it was easier for medical personnel I for study medicine I swear.

QuadrilAyinde:
Abeg who knows the Headquarters of The Nigerian Army Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Corps (NAEME)?? I need to make some Consultations.. Thanks Guys

QuadrilAyinde:
Abeg who knows the Headquarters of The Nigerian Army Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Corps (NAEME)?? I need to make some Consultations.. Thanks Guys

explosiveskull:

My uncle was a medical doctor, he got to the rank of major general and was commander for Army medical corps. If I knew on time that it was easier for medical personnel I for study medicine I swear.

sikowitz17:
You are right.. 2nd Lieutenant to lieutenant promotion is 2 years and 5 years for captain... the luckiest Dssc guys will make colonel and might not make it further ... there’s even one captain in my area.. he was dropped as a captain and he answers captain everywhere...he’s not so well to do.. but before LT Buba died, he told me that it’s very easy for Ssc guys to convert now... pass your exams and have served in NE at some point, you’d be considered as long as you pass the requirements for conversion..and you can start trying your conversation when you hit the rank of Lieutenant..just like you have 3 trials to pass exams, you also have 3 trials to convert..
I’m not sure Dssc writes promotion exams so if they are spending longer on a rank, means the system was decided to affect them kinda.. I know a Dssc medical doctor that’s a lieutenant colonel now... never had issues.. rented a big house for his wife and daughter in Abuja..

Dannyhonda:
Lmao e sweet for your mouth, studying medicine isn't beans. Another thing is, do u think studying medicine, your mind would move towards dssc? U funny gan

Gentlelord:

Nor reason am ooooooo most Medical Doctors, Dentist, Optometrist, Pharmacist, Nurses, Radiographers that do not intend to leave the Country after their study in the uni usually aim their target at different arms of Nigerian Military especially if age dey their side. Dem know as e dey go, It's easier for them to enlist and dem don get the orientation.

Let's not Shake this table of medicine being beans or not, what I know is that anyone with passion, discipline, Patience (Endurance) and small brain fit read medicine and any course.

Gentlelord:

Nor reason am ooooooo most Medical Doctors, Dentist, Optometrist, Pharmacist, Nurses, Radiographers that do not intend to leave the Country after their study in the uni usually aim their target at different arms of Nigerian Military especially if age dey their side. Dem know as e dey go, It's easier for them to enlist and dem don get the orientation.

Let's not Shake this table of medicine being beans or not, what I know is that anyone with passion, discipline, Patience (Endurance) and small brain fit read medicine and any course.

Dannyhonda:
Do you really think they love the armed forces? Most even prefer navy or air force at most. How many doctors do u see around that age is on their side? How many do u know for u to conclude I just laugh at u, can't count how many doctors I'm surrounded with. Small brain kwa? Bro u funny, u can have passion and won't still be good simple. Probably u don't know how their curriculum is for u to be saying all this if only you know, u won't say all this lol. You can have 60 and still fail so someone will small brain, how e wan take reach am? Lmaoo make i pim

Dannyhonda:
Do you really think they love the armed forces? Most even prefer navy or air force at most. How many doctors do u see around that age is on their side? How many do u know for u to conclude I just laugh at u, can't count how many doctors I'm surrounded with. Small brain kwa? Bro u funny, u can have passion and won't still be good simple. Probably u don't know how their curriculum is for u to be saying all this if only you know, u won't say all this lol. You can have 60 and still fail so someone will small brain, how e wan take reach am? Lmaoo make i pim

sikowitz17:
I get question... met this girl course 46 screening... we hit it off... got so close and you know!!
We had seen a couple of times before she resumed cadet training... she called yesterday night and make I no lie, I might still have feelings for her...
Does the military allow a male officer marry a senior female officer? Cos I know they have strict cross dating and marriage rules!!

Ps this is fiction... I just want to know if it’s allowed Cos I know officers can’t Mary NCO’s in all the services

Gentlelord:

EME CORPS HQ is in Lagos, current Corps Commander is Major General Ehiorobo.
Itbis the School NASEME that is in Auchi Edo State

explosiveskull:

Oga na Nigerian curriculum make am this way, if you go abroad to study you go see na just suffering and smiling we dey do here.

Gentlelord:

Loving the Armed Forces or taking a shot at it is relative from one individual to another and you and I don't have access to a large sample of doctors to make a unanimous decision so let's leave at that, we are only privy to our little sample space, reason why I said those not willing or having the means to relocate out of the country.

Gone are those days where Drs usually graduate at a very old age, for the past 5-7yrs, judging using my Alma mater which is a Federal school. Medical graduates are quite young, in same age bracket with their engineering, law counterparts and I believe it's relatively same across several uni in the country.

Sir, when I mentioned passion, discipline patience first before small brain, I know what I am talking about. I have sieen so many super intelligent guys dropped out of med school (not because of financial reasons or ill health oo) and the OK guys graduate successfully and become good practitioners.

Irrespective of whatsoever their curriculum is, it's the same patience, discipline, dedication and small brain that would make you successful across every course discipline. With all due respect to the Medical Field, excluding the small periodic tests in the Med school, their Major Exam is the Junior MBBS at say year 4 and the main MBBS exam plus the Pathology and Pharmacology exams then Clinicals, these are mainly the exams where a particular score or grade is allotted a pass mark. Don't you think same is applicable is some specific courses and discipline?

P. S
Don't just conclude using what you may have experienced.

Take yourself as a case study if you couldn't complete medical school say you failed, when you are taken to a different location with the right motivation, enabling environment and little effort from your end you will make a good doctor

Hope you're having a great Sunday?

Gentlelord:

Loving the Armed Forces or taking a shot at it is relative from one individual to another and you and I don't have access to a large sample of doctors to make a unanimous decision so let's leave at that, we are only privy to our little sample space, reason why I said those not willing or having the means to relocate out of the country.

Gone are those days where Drs usually graduate at a very old age, for the past 5-7yrs, judging using my Alma mater which is a Federal school. Medical graduates are quite young, in same age bracket with their engineering, law counterparts and I believe it's relatively same across several uni in the country.

Sir, when I mentioned passion, discipline patience first before small brain, I know what I am talking about. I have sieen so many super intelligent guys dropped out of med school (not because of financial reasons or ill health oo) and the OK guys graduate successfully and become good practitioners.

Irrespective of whatsoever their curriculum is, it's the same patience, discipline, dedication and small brain that would make you successful across every course discipline. With all due respect to the Medical Field, excluding the small periodic tests in the Med school, their Major Exam is the Junior MBBS at say year 4 and the main MBBS exam plus the Pathology and Pharmacology exams then Clinicals, these are mainly the exams where a particular score or grade is allotted a pass mark. Don't you think same is applicable is some specific courses and discipline?

P. S
Don't just conclude using what you may have experienced.

Take yourself as a case study if you couldn't complete medical school say you failed, when you are taken to a different location with the right motivation, enabling environment and little effort from your end you will make a good doctor

Hope you're having a great Sunday?

sikowitz17:
I get question... met this girl course 46 screening... we hit it off... got so close and you know!!
We had seen a couple of times before she resumed cadet training... she called yesterday night and make I no lie, I might still have feelings for her...
Does the military allow a male officer marry a senior female officer? Cos I know they have strict cross dating and marriage rules!!

Ps this is fiction... I just want to know if it’s allowed Cos I know officers can’t Mary NCO’s in all the services

Prospect048:
NASME is in Makurdi

Prudent5217:
one of my course mate who is currently an officer is married to a female senior officer presently in the NA

Gentlelord:

Tho you said it's fiction, but if it isn't, Bro continue your blossoming relationship if truly you love her and care a great deal for her. When una reach the bridge una go cross am. Who knows you may end up not joining the military, so why jeopardize a friendship for the fear of unforseen.

What do I know? I'm just an ordinary street nairalander.

sikowitz17:
lol bro fictionally oooo... I go get by Gods grace

ugo4u:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMLdcQhzYl4
Enjoy!!!

Happy Sunday