BUHARIS MILITARY PROMOTIONS AND SERVICES, SHALL BE DECLARED NULL AND VOID if Buhari enrolled in the army without satisfying the relevant entry qualifications then, whatever gains he latter made in promotion, service or education shall be declared null and void Nigerians should start talking like enlighten and educated people that we are as a nation. If I were to attend any interview and my name is Mohammadu Buhari but the certificate I came with bears Mohammed Buhari. The first thing the interviewers will do is to ask me to relax probably with a cup of tea while they quietly invite the police to pick me up. This is normal in normal environment. Then I ask here, 1. What name did Gen. mohammadu Buhari enlist with into the Nigerian army in 1961 and what certificate if any did he present to the army selection board. 2. At what time did he change his name to Mohammadu Buhari if he had enlisted as Mohammed Buhari and why. 3. Where is the affidavit of change of name to that effect. Nigerians should not forget in a hurry the issue of one Salisu Buhari that was planted by Olusegun Obasanjo as speaker of the house of representatives in 2003. I hope that this issue will help us as a nation resolve many unspoken burning issues that has held us down for too long. This is issue is more important to me than the coming election as it bothers on the integrity of someone I had so much respect for before this issue surfaced. One other thing is certain, if Buhari enrolled in the army without satisfying the relevant entry qualifications then, whatever gains he latter made in promotion, service or education shall be declared null and void. The same manner, a student fraudulently enrolled for a course of study in an institution without initial qualifying certificates, and the student graduated and awarded certificates, goes out to public life; anytime the institution discovers the once students fraud, it must nullify the certificate it awarded the graduate; subsequently, whatever advancements in civil and public services or further education which the graduate attained - advancements derived from advantage of the certificate from the institution - they all become irrelevant for record purposes. Citing Col. Ben Gbulie (rtd) Nigerias Five Majors published first in 1981 and published by Paffcomm in the Facebook. I must use this oportunity to ask Nigerian army to verify all the northern army generals academic qualification from sixties to early eighties and bring CERTIFICATE CHEATERS to trial. Help yourself with Col. Ben Gbulie (rtd) write-up about the corruption in Nigerian army In an attempt to catch up militarily with the South, the Northern politicians had thrown out all discretion. They had lowered standards of admission drastically, settling for the minimum. For as I recalled, all the Northerners in my intake had been trained at the Mons Officer Cadet School in Aldershot. And they had become officers after barely six months of military training, whereas those of us who had been sent to Sandhurst had had to do two long years to earn the Queens Commission. The implications were quite clear - and most disturbing. Not only had these Northerners become commissioned officers before we were half-way through our first year at Sandhurst, they had all risen to the enviable rank of Captain before we could even appear at the sovereigns parade which served essentially as a prerequisite for our passing out as Second Lieutenants. --- Col. Ben Gbulie (rtd) in Nigerias Five Majors, pages 12 - 13, Published 1981. By 1964 a group of young Nigerian officer-cadets, mostly Northerners, had been declared academically unfit and hence repatriated by the Canadian military authorities. These cadets were however pronounced commissioned by the Nigerian Federal Government no sooner than they had arrived at the Ikeja Airport. Consequently they had had to be absorbed into the Nigerian Army as commissioned officers, even though they had received no requisite military training. ----- Col Ben Gbulie (rtd) in Nigerias Five Majors page 13, published 1981. Zak (Maimalari) had held the rank of Captain in 1960. But before my return from the United Kingdom in 1963, he had soared to the top rank of Brigadier. In other words, he had risen from Captain to Temporary/Major, to Substantive/Major, to Temporary/Lieutenant-Colonel, to Substantive/Colonel and then to Brigadier, all within that short span of time. It was just scandalous Gen Buhari is not alone in this Saga. It is most of the Officers from the North . We can start the correction of wrongs from this point if Nigerians want to actually move forward or away from this so call corruption thing. It is never too late to start . It is better late than never . https://facebook/groups/paff.789/permalink/760634490690782/ https://facebook/groups/paff.789/
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