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oyinnene:
What about scars from injury had while playing football?

y ar u tryin2 hurt ur own feelings? if u r goin2 get an army job no scar will stop that.. there is no military board chairman here to give u a reliable answer, everyone on this forum is a speculator...

jst pray that ur name appears on th list then leave th rest to God

Heyofrizzle:
SUDDENLY! SUDDENLY!! SUDDENLY!!!
Monday show , List no show
Abeg! Pipu wey say make we take a chill pill, we are still chilling o like chiller

me I don kuku commot mind sef... anytime wey e show I go take

Nigerdeltaboi:
Prospective Officers use this one calm down
NIGERIAN FACT FILE: ORIGIN OF THE SHORT SERVICE COMBATANT COMMISSION
(formerly Nigeria Emergency Commission)
1. The Nigerian Emergency Commission (later redesignated the Short Service Combatant Commission) kicked off in March 1967
2. The idea was to rapidly train cadets for 3months, with emphasis on serving NCOs and ex-boys of the Nigerian Military School(NMS)
3. Prior military training,it was hoped, would make up for the short duration of the training of NEC officer cadets

4. At the time,the Army’s officer corps had been badly hit by the exodus of Ibo officers back to Eastern Nigeria as civil war loomed
5. Both officer Corps & teeth arms alike (Infantry,Armour,Artillery,Signals & Engrs) had until 1966 been dominated by Ibo officers
6. The Nigeria Emergency Commission Course 1(later redesignated SSC 1) had a few famous cadets in that pioneer 1967 intake
6. One of them was Sgt Tanko Ayuba(a Maj Gen as of 1998) who left the NMS in 1961 & became a NCO as was customary
7. Another one was Sgt John Shagaya, who left the NMS in 1963 & was a Brig Gen as of 1993 when he retired from service
8. Shagaya served as Commander 9 Brigade, Minister of Internal Affairs, AFRC Member, ECOMOG Commander & GOC 1 Division
9. Another SSC 1 cadet was Sgt John Inienger, who like his classmate & coursemate Shagaya, also left the NMS in 1963.
10. Inienger was Commander 4 Brigade, Military Governor of BENDEL, AFRC Member, ECOMOG Commander & GOC 2 Division
11. To meet the exigencies of war,the SSC officers came in every 3 months and moved straight to the battlefield thereafter.
12. So SSC 1 got commissioned in Sept 1967 and plunged straight into battle as the Civil War had started on July 6th, 1967
13. The most famous SSC 2 officer is
Maj Gen Chris Alli, an Intel officer commissioned Dec 1967, who later became a Chief of Army Staff.
14. Mar 1968,SSC 3 turned out the likes of Brig Gen Ahmed Abdullahi(ex GOC 1 Div) & Maj Gen Alwali Kazir, who rose to be a COAS
15: SSC 4 had Lt Gen IR Bamaiyi (a former COAS), his elder bro Maj Gen Musa Bamaiyi, Brig Gens I.Sabo, I. Karmashe & Maj Gen Patrick Aziza
courtesy ; Beegeagle blog

nice

SaintUlot:
Start making money directly into your bank account, check my signature and get started

alaye not on my thread oo.
if u want to advertise ur GNLD business, u go to Iyana-Ipaja and enter molue

turhibdwhale:
I don't believe in all this your story,tell me how do people bury each other before independence way back. You don't need to go as far as London to look for a story about it, every culture has their way of burying the dead but most of it was 6 feet

I made my research.. u can make yours

Bimpe29:
This has been known by Muslims for more than 1437 years.

can you tell the depth of those graves?

sunnywinter:
I'd like to be kept in an expensive, jeweled urn, and kept in the home library forreal tho

then you would be inviting the grave robbers. they'd come for your expensive jewel urn - whatever that is

awa:
OP

Next time, please research on Nigeria economic situations and proffer way forward....

You can even research on why some ZOMBIES are finding it difficult to chop now their Sai whatever is in power...

Thanks Mr. Researcher.

the data u used in typing this could hav been used for that purpose Mr.

jrusky:
I went straight to check you profile to see who exactly you are before posting this comment. Please "Mr" why this kind of thread by this time of morning So in all things of life burying dead in 6 feet quest is all you can think of as a young man this Friday morning Very interesting indeed.

I think you should ask the undertakers or possibly any Oldies in your family or around you they might know better because this is not a question for a young person. Thanks

lolzz.. it was jst a random thought my man.. BTW, y ask someone wen u can fetch the answer yourself

Rexyl:
LOL!

how will it look like if people are eating foods like rice, liquid pap with fingers?

it wouldn't look strange because we wld see it as the normal thing

hustler86:
Before 1665 how was corpse buried? ... I smell an atheist ideology.. I'm outta here

am not atheist my man.. I am a Christian..

back to ur question.. before 1665, graves were very much shallower than 6 feet dat was why decomposing bodies were thought to be the origin of the Bubonic disease. mayb u did not understand the post

power900:
why even bury a human being, cremate the fucking being and smoke the fucking ashes men!!

so u also prefer cremation?

izsmike:
Just to prevent theft.. And we Africans r just copy copy. We dnt knw why dey do it yet we practice it like we own it....

most of our daily activities are borrowed, even eating with a spoon

crotonite:
why should one fear death when [s]he must surely die. well, i don't think cremation is the most hygienic mode of corpse disposal, it is just an instant decomposition and that is why i prefer it.

jst don't worry about th decomposition part my friend .. ur loved ones will take care of that

aaronson:
Me I intend donating my vital organs soon as the doctor certify me flat line. There are lives to be saved, Think about that.

u hav a point.. jst keep ur vital organs in good shape

crotonite:
I will prefer cremation when i die very soon/sooner.

I like ur spirit.. not scared of death, yea?
I read that cremation is more hygienic

I have pondered on this for a while so I decided to make a little research.

The "six-feet" idiom came to be during the Great Plague of London in 1665. With 20 percent of London’s population succumbing to the Bubonic plague, the death rate had reached over 8,000 per week. The disease continued to sweep the country due in part to the shallow graves that bodies were buried in, or so they believed at the time.
In an effort to limit the outbreak, The Lord Mayor of London enacted a series of rules in regard to the plague, which included a mandate that all graves be buried a minimum of six feet deep.
The law fell into disuse for a time as dead bodies were not responsible for the spread of the disease.
The law was eventually overturned in England and its colonies, but this didn’t last long. By the 19th century medical science had seen a huge increase in the use of human cadavers for teaching purposes. While most bodies used were executed criminals, the indigent or donated bodies, the increasing demand led to a shortage of corpses. This demand created a new type of criminal, the Resurrectionists; criminals who stole corpses, also known as “body snatching.”
Grave robbing became a lucrative business.
Grave robbing became a very profitable business. Some grave robbers were able to dig up four corpses per night in less than two hours to sell to the medical colleges. They could perform this task so quickly because during this period many bodies were buried only six inches below the surface. As the fear of being exhumed and displayed in an anatomical theatre for dissection haunted the aristocracy, the law reverted to the old standard of being buried six feet deep.
Modern American burial laws vary from state to state, with many states requiring just a minimum of 18 inches of soil on top of the casket or burial vault. Given an 18-inch dirt buffer and the height of the average casket, a grave as shallow as four feet would be sufficient, but old habits die hard and six feet deep is now standard.

MrSuama:
Please talk for yourself not on behalf of everybody.

and who d fvck is this?

senibo1:
let admit the fact that this country won't survive the economicall rescission facing them right now

u ar obviously not Nigerian.. if u were u wld be more reasonable and thoughtful in thought and writing

senibo1:
Nigerian is crumbling gradually

u ar obviously not Nigerian. if u were, u wld be more reasonable in thought and writing

lol at th first tweet.. som girls jst no get choice.. they like wateva they see

samobaba4u:
sorry change of plan in NHQ. expect it next WK monday all things being equal.

I think it's beta u stop giving us high hopes than breaking our hearts this way. we'll take it weneva we see it.

tnx for ur efforts.

adulojuayodeji99:
Please are shortlisting as far Nigerian army ssc and dssc is concerned.

adulojuayodeji99:
Please add me 08135587645

I don see say ur case need special attention.

20bc:
[color=teal]Alright [/color]
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hahahhahahh.. na joke oo

jeez... I dnt kno how som moderators got this job

see as dem dey shout "add me" "add me" like mumu children wey dey beg for sweet

Fake military man caught at Iyana-Ipaja a while ago in military uniform.. I can only imagine wetin him go go thru tonite.

Topestbilly:
I give up on ur matter den

Thank u sir.. I believe u hav useful tins to take care of rather than wasting time wit my nonsense

Topestbilly:
Try: askme, yahoo, bring, Wikipedia or prof Wole soyinka on +2348022778899.

they ar friends of Google and u kno wat they say, "the friend of my enemy is my enemyc

Topestbilly:
Google is your friend.

nope.. we ar not in talking terms

haters be like.. ah so Tifnubu has a court.. dat man has finished Nigeria money.. EFCC will not see dis one now

Gheritage:
Oga, u refused to send the past question to me...that's not too good of you. thanks

bros I dnt remember agreeing to send past questions to u oo

jst go to page 12 of dis thread and download it. som1 uploaded that of airforce there