Jeezuzpick:


Judaism is a religion!

Not even all Israelis are Jews, did you know that?

Ever heard of Samaritans?

Jeezuzpick:


I dey feel your confidence, Bro!

On a serious note, if you face someone like her, assuming she is trained, you will throw your blow, miss, then be rendered BLIND!!

She will then systematically dismantle you while you are groping about trying to see!

stevecantrell:
Iya, if you're a soldier then I'm your ISIS. You can take me down any day.

thaoriginator:
We don't throw blows anyhow. We are the Originals

ISpiksDaTroof:
Another brainy African lost to the outside world, while the ignorant ones stay behind and support crooks like GEJ and co that are intent on destroying their future.

Tobi grew up on the stories of her father, an Israeli who served in the IDF as a soldier in the Armored Corps.

omanifrank:
fine wating.. u see the teeth

ellguapo:
Come join NA after the clueless has left, the incoming General will appreciate your worth


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MisterLongman:

Lol.......
No wonder they are labelled "Dark Continent" because of their dark mindset

thaoriginator:
do u knw d courses I passed thru?

ellguapo:
Come join NA after the clueless has left, the incoming General will appreciate your worth


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ellguapo:
Come join NA after the clueless has left, the incoming General will appreciate your worth


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Handsomeemmy:


Passover is holiday which symbolizes renewal and change. These two special qualities define Lieutenant Tobi Cohen, who came all the way from Nigeria to serve in the IDF.


Tobi grew up on the stories of her father, an Israeli who served in the IDF as a soldier in the Armored Corps. “At age 16, I decided that it was my time to make a change. I joind a program which send young people to Israel, and eventually helps them make Aliya,” Tobi says. “After one year I joined a ‘Mechina’ (a pre-military program), and it was there that I started to feel more connected to the army.”

Tobi Cohen had everything that she could ever want: a home, family, friends, school. But for many years she had a feeling that she was missing something. “I always wanted to come to Israel, ever since I was a small child,” says Tobi, who spent her childhood in Nigeria. “I wanted a deeper connection, to understand what ‘Israel’ is, and not just through stories.”

alienvirus:
Rubbish

ellguapo:
Come join NA after the clueless has left, the incoming General will appreciate your worth


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relchange:
this story is so disjointed and incomplete.
these questions arise before we could get the whole story:

(1) Her father is apparently an Israeli or a Jew; is her mother a Nigerian?
(2) If her mother is not a Nigerian, was she born in Nigeria?
(3) If she was born in Nigeria by non-Nigerians, did she naturalize in Nigeria? (i don't recall Nigerian citizenship being by birth, I could be wrong though).

merely growing up in Nigeria does not make one a Nigerian.

anonimi:



Please since when did a child start claiming the country of her mother

DUDE PLS LEARN TO READ.IF UR PARENTS COME FROM TWO DIFFERENT COUNTRIES .U CAN CLAIM EITHER OF THEM OR BOTH.CITIZENSHIP IS NOT BY FATHER ALONE.THEREFORE SHE IS A ISRAELI-NIGERIAN

VirginFinder:
Dull Nairalanders wont read the OP before commenting.

Her dad is Israeli!

How then can she be a Nigerian especially from our own perspective

Handsomeemmy:


Aunty Tobi ke? The lady fit be your younger sister ooo


Read more about her below.

From Africa with love: IDF gets first female Nigerian officer
Lieutenant Toby Cohen, 21, was born in Nigeria to a Nigerian mother and Israeli father • "I have fallen in love with Israel. This is my home and I see myself continuing my life here," she says • Cohen serves in IDF Homefront Command.

Danny Brenner

Lieutenant Toby Cohen: "It is very touching to be the first woman officer from Nigeria in the IDF" | Photo credit: Michel Dot Com

The Israel Defense Forces, more than any other organization, represents Israeli society. It is a melting pot that includes soldiers from all ethnic, religious and racial backgrounds, men and women, but even this human collage always has something new. For example, Israel's first female Nigerian officer, Lieutenant Toby Cohen, 21, who was born in Nigeria to a Nigerian mother and Israeli father. Her parents and 8-year-old sister live in the town of Kanu in northern Nigeria, while she immigrated to Israel on her own at the age of 17. Cohen serves in the Homefront Command.

"Even when I was 3 years old I knew I wanted to come to Israel. My father was born here and served in the Armor Corps, and our home in Nigeria was full of stories about Israel and the army," she said. "On Rosh Hashana and Passover we would always travel to celebrate with Dad's family in Israel, and as I was getting older I wanted more and more to get to know Israeli culture and strengthen my connection to Israel."

When she turned 17, Cohen immigrated to Israel alone within the framework of the Jewish Agency's "Young Judaism" program, and joined the Metzar pre-army educational program at Kibbutz Metzar in the Golan Heights.

On the Metzar program, Cohen learned Hebrew and her friends helped her get to know Israeli society more intimately and experience the country more completely. Cohen recalls that when her enlistment day arrived, her father came to accompany her on the special day.

"He was just as emotional as I was," said Cohen. "For him it was a dream come true, and his being there really helped me."

Cohen initially served as an operations sergeant in the Homefront Command, but was later accepted into the officers' training course. "My mother and my entire family attended the officers' graduation ceremony. It is very touching to be the first woman officer from Nigeria in the IDF. Obviously I have fallen in love with Israel. This is my home and I see myself continuing my life here."

Tzvika Levi, who heads the kibbutz movement's national lone soldiers program, said: "Yesterday I accompanied 250 lone soldiers to Bakum [the IDF's main induction center at Tel Hashomer]. The State of Israel owes them an enormous thank you for their willingness, determination and desire to contribute."

Levi emphasized the many hardships facing lone soldiers, saying, "When people say 'Good job, IDF,' they are talking about the lone soldiers who leave behind family, friends, jobs, studies and a comfortable life in far away countries, and come her on their own."

Levi added that lone soldiers come to Israel "with only one purpose -- to serve the country and contribute to its security, the purest and most honest way possible, and with all their hearts."

http://www.israelhayom.com/site/newsletter_article.php?id=13945

VirginFinder:
Dull Nairalanders wont read the OP before commenting.

Her dad is Israeli!

How then can she be a Nigerian especially from our own perspective

thaoriginator:
If I give this babe one blow, she go faint if not die.. Who give her uniform?

ISpiksDaTroof:
Another brainy African lost to the outside world, while the ignorant ones stay behind and support crooks like GEJ and co that are intent on destroying their future.

daviddd:
Very beautiful young lady with a focus. This story lends credence to the fact that, if you dream big, there's nothing stopping you from achieving your dreams. Go for it. Keep your head up always. Impossible is nothing!

Iyowuski:
her papa na Isreali so how this come be news again
she has gone to serve her father's land(Isreal)

CityNG:


Dude, you gonna get knocked the frak out

I've seen that shyte too many times.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlvQMPtqCnw

Iyowuski:
her papa na Isreali so how this come be news again
she has gone to serve her father's land(Isreal)

tobtap:
YORUBA JEW? ... SHE FINE OOO