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This question usually starts debates. Which matters more in military leadership? A. Experience B. Character C. Intelligence D. Confidence

@Rise_Forge Drones changed the scope of warfare completely… You could be decimating your enemies power supply, crude oil, and other resource facilities without having boots on grounds. That’s some wonderful twist of warfare.

Which military invention has had the greatest impact on modern warfare? • Tanks • Aircraft • Radar • Drones Defend your choice.

@Rise_Forge Rank and Name tag

What is the first thing you check when looking at a soldier in uniform? A. Beret B. Boots C. Rank D. Name tag Tell us why you chose that answer.

@AbujaPresident Madam Patience was more for the people than the government. Madam Stella na beauty Queen Madam Aisha was protecting her hubby which is understandable cos controversy plenty for that matter. But you see this regime… na Insha Allah we Dey.

Without being sentimental, Who do you think is or was our Best First Lady of Nigeria?

@the_Lawrenz Congratulations

Never seen before 😎😎😎

Brief Profile of Philip Daniel Nansok Philip Daniel Nansok is a Nigerian advocate for peace, national unity, and security who serves as the Coordinator of the Thank A Soldier Initiative (TASI). Through TASI, he promotes public appreciation for the sacrifices of Nigeria’s Armed Forces and other security personnel while encouraging patriotism, national cohesion, and support for those serving on the front lines. Born on 30 November 1998 in Langtang North Local Government Area of Plateau State, Philip is committed to advancing initiatives that foster peace, resilience, and constructive engagement in addressing insecurity and violent extremism. He earned a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Economics from the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) in 2023, equipping him with knowledge in economic development and public policy that complements his passion for nation-building. As Coordinator of the Thank A Soldier Initiative, Philip Daniel Nansok continues to champion awareness campaigns that recognize the courage, dedication, and sacrifices of Nigerian security personnel while inspiring citizens to contribute positively to peace, unity, and sustainable national development. @alouibrahim92 @3Star_GOD @optama @mobilisingniger @MODNigeria @NDefenceAcademy

GOD IS THE GREATEST ✨✨

@IgelleV @n6oflife6 Ambassador

@n6oflife6 They don't want you to get late when going to heaven.😂 It reminds me of AG, you must not come late for sunday school.

Church Service starts by 9am-12am. I got to church by 9:30am. It’s now 10:15am and Im still outside with a small crowd of Fellow late comers bcos the doors are Locked from the Inside. This is the No.1 tin I hate about the OG churches. Unnecessary Protocol and Serenren. 🤬🤬

@n6oflife6 No vex, punctuality is key, after hymns you’d enter, and if you really wan go church you won’t be tweeting this bro. OG church or not, there are processes that are meant to be upheld cos they play a core role, and not honoring them is what’s ruining the world as of today.

@Rise_Forge Very clear Oga 🙌🏾🙌🏾😁

You must be trained izza clear ⚔️

@Rise_Forge Facts…

No matter how rich you are, you still can’t buy these stars ⭐️—even if na just one. ⚔️

@Rise_Forge For me I believe a Captain comes to play, it also depends on the professional experience needed. And in that case a Conan of a good range of experience of the particular region and terrain would also suffice.

Which officer normally commands a capital Nigerian Navy warship (like an NNS Aradu or NNS Thunder)? A. Commander B. Captain D. Commodore

Do you hear there! do you hear there!! Nigerian Navy Special Boat Service is marching on. #NigerianNavy #OnwardTogether

@freshpakobosz 📌

No let any celebrity whine you ooooo….some of them don’t have their lives put together and I’m not capping!!! They live a mess!!!

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Which unit size is typically commanded by a Nigerian Army Captain? A. Platoon B. Company C. Battalion D. Brigade

@Yemo247 Never to be forgotten…🕊️

Remember His Name, He paid the ultimate price in the fight to rescue the kidnapped victims from Orire…laid to rest today…RIP Gallant Soldier 🪽🪽🪽🪽🪽🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

RIP to Lt. FA Isaac, who was killed in the early days of this rescue operation💔 In a heartbreaking twist of events, he was laid to rest today that the victims were finally released This is one of the names I hope will be immortalized by the AFN, Oyo state, & the Nigerian government.

The children are home. That should have been the headline. Instead, some people seem more disappointed that a rescue happened than relieved that innocent children are alive. The first question isn't "Are they safe?" It's "How did it happen?" as if they're desperately searching for a reason to discredit the outcome. Be honest with yourselves. If the rescue upsets you more than the kidnapping did, then your problem was never about the children. It was about your bias. Questioning security operations is legitimate. Rooting against good news because it doesn't fit your preferred narrative is not. When the safe return of kidnapped children becomes a source of frustration for anyone, it says far more about them than it does about the rescue.

@SirDavidBent Is this for engagement or just a dimwit statement???? The kids made it!!! That’s more than enough. Set your difference aside for another day.

Instead of you to admit that you paid ransom to get them released, you're claiming that the bandits were neutralised & some were arrested. Okay, where are the bodies & why haven't you paraded those arrested? This country...

May God continue to bless the Armed Forces of Nigeria, as well as other security agencies. Thanks for bringing them home. Thank you all for your service. #oyo