Ineffectual thief

Welcome home from your mumu ceremonial appointment

Dpharisee:
Chief of Defence Staff in Nigeria is a General without troops unlike in America where they control real power as Chairman Joint Chief of Staff

Which troops does the other service chiefs comnand

Welcome home sir
Its not easy

hybridblood07:
If I am to calculate the total years since he stated wearing uniform till retirement, it's more than 41 years. He entered Nigeria Military school, Zaria (NMS) 1973- 1978. From 1978 - 1981(NDA) He's the longest ever serving military personnel in the history of NA

You will calculate from the year he graduated and was commissioned as a second Lieut

Babana, I know na, lol. I'm in the job

Dansuqi:


You will calculate from the year he graduated and was commissioned as a second Lieut

As you guys can see..na only him family welcome him..and most of his extended didn't even attend bcs he is a disgrace and am sure he won't be able to attend next extended family meeting bcs of the fear of stone from each corner..just joking

Shameless people

blamingthedevil:
It is by grace to attain the rank of Four Stars General. Am not sure if Nigeria has up to 30 since Independence.

He spent 41 years in service.. ..what a grace

To be the longest servicing Chief of Defence Staff is by grace.

To be the longest serving General without being Head of State is by Grace

To be the longest serving officer in Nigeria Military History is by grace.

To be due for retirement but service extended by four years by the President....simply means GRACE

Welcome home General

41years when the statutory retirement age stipulated by law is 35years and you call it grace, God's handwork? What has God got to do with lawlessness? A man that fears God will tender his resignation once he knows he has attained the time stipulated by law. So if the has been kept in service until he dies, he would not have retired? What then is the difference between him and the sit-tight African President who make their position their inheritance?

hmmmm

Nomorelove:
Abeg who he defend?

he defend Staffs.

ogbonti:



NOT UP TO 10

These were the ones before him

1. Yakubu Gowon
2. Murtala Mohammed
3. Ibrahim Babangida
4. Sani Abacha
5. Abdusalami Abubakar
6. ABAYOMI OLONISAKIN

All before him were former Heads of State

Obasanjo was a general too. Full general b4 retirement

Yello1:

Obasanjo was a general too. Full general b4 retirement

No Sir, he retired as Lieutenant General (Lt.Gen) which is a 3-Star General on Oct. 1, 1979. (Be Guided)

[quote author=Franklyspeakin post=98639675]This is lovely. I love his reverence for God and the fact that covid protocols was maintained[/quotes]
Hmmmm , who born you , in the face of fiery looking security details, no nonsense military men , imagine the kind of security details that will be posted to such an high ranking officer in the Nigerian Military

Nomorelove:
Abeg who he defend?

Defence staff, ask them again ooo?

ogbonti:



No Sir, he retired as Lieutenant General (Lt.Gen) which is a 3-Star General on Oct. 1, 1979. (Be Guided)

I disagree with u. He retired as a general. U need to search and read ur history texts very well sir. But dis time around, read slowly so that u wont miss anything. He was even more of a genetal dan d rest. It was why he called himself warlord.

he should continue in service by joining AMOTEKUN

Yello1:

I disagree with u. He retired as a general. U need to search and read ur history texts very well sir. But dis time around, read slowly so that u wont miss anything. He was even more of a genetal dan d rest. It was why he called himself warlord.

No one disputes he wasn’t a warlord - but the Nigerian Army tank he attained at the time of his retirement was Lt. Gen, kindly base your argument on facts and not emotions, enuff said

Big man, see his house.

2special:
Good, we know him as pastor Gabriel in the Redeem Christian church of God while the new Chief of Defence is an Assistant Pastor in Redeem Christian church of God.

What?

Nomorelove:
Abeg who he defend?

Na so I dey ask myself o?

ogbonti:



No one disputes he wasn’t a warlord - but the Nigerian Army tank he attained at the time of his retirement was Lt. Gen, kindly base your argument on facts and not emotions, enuff said

D internet is ur frnd bro. Dont argue without fact too. Attached is a screenshot. U can go browsing too

Yello1:

D internet is ur frnd bro. Dont argue without fact too. Attached is a screenshot. U can go browsing too

You are quoting beegle or beegeagle to counter my response? you are indeed a dummy - I will send you a link from New York Times, which has more reputation than some blogger that clearly states Obasanjo was a Lieutenant General at the time he left service on Oct 1, 1979

BTW - anyone who attains the rank of a Major General and above is often called General and this is where the confusion comes from - Just like people erroneously call Buhari - Gen. Buhari, no he retired as a Major General. Let me paste the link below and please read through. This is from the New York Times of Oct 2, 1979

And Aziza and others you mentioned I dont know them because I left Nigeria already before those ones came to national limelight - BUT I can tell you categorically that DOMKAT YALI BALI was never a 4- star General in the Nigerian Army. I knew when he was a Major General. MAYBE he was later promoted as Lieutenant General, but never a full General - with an EAGLE, 2 STARS and a CROSS on his shoulder - NEVER. In the IBB Junta, only IBB and Abacha had that rank in the Nigerian Army!!!

Yello1:

D internet is ur frnd bro. Dont argue without fact too. Attached is a screenshot. U can go browsing too

Yes, the internet is our friend- but I choose to make references to a reputable source than your ill informed blogger - please view the screen below well underlined and see that as of September 30, less than 24 hours before Onasanjo retired from the Army, he was a Lieutenant General, take care!

Abigirlsuen:
No one disputes he wasn’t a warlord - but the Nigerian Army tank he attained at the time of his retirement was Lt. Gen, kindly base your argument on facts and not emotions, enuff said

he was a four star general not 3 .buratai and lamidi were and the two other chiefs were all three star

ogbonti:


You are quoting beegle or beegeagle to counter my response? you are indeed a [b]dummy[/b] - I will send you a link from New York Times, which has more reputation than some blogger that clearly states Obasanjo was a Lieutenant General at the time he left service on Oct 1, 1979

BTW - anyone who attains the rank of a Major General and above is often called General and this is where the confusion comes from - Just like people erroneously call Buhari - Gen. Buhari, no he retired as a Major General. Let me paste the link below and please read through. This is from the New York Times of Oct 2, 1979

And Aziza and others you mentioned I dont know them because I left Nigeria already before those ones came to national limelight - BUT I can tell you categorically that DOMKAT YALI BALI was never a 4- star General in the Nigerian Army. I knew when he was a Major General. MAYBE he was later promoted as Lieutenant General, but never a full General - with an EAGLE, 2 STARS and a CROSS on his shoulder - NEVER. In the IBB Junta, only IBB and Abacha had that rank in the Nigerian Army!!!

Must you always be abusive in your response. As learned as you claim you are could not drive home your point without negative word.
Thanks for d link thou, will check it out

Yello1:


Must you always be abusive in your response. As learned as you claim you are could not drive home your point without negative word.
Thanks for d link thou, will check it out

I didn’t insult you- rather you are relating the word dummy as an insult because of the way the word is used in Nigeria

A dummy when used as an adjective - and in this case I used it to describe you, means your contribution here is fake because your source is a blog which lacks credibility as compared to the New York Times because anyone can be a blogger, and bloggers are not held to the standards of reputable print media outlets like the NY times.

Below is the meaning of “DUMMY” as underlined when used as an adjective - Be guided!