Recently a young man who was an Alumni of Air Force Military School, Jos, came to my office and told me about how life in Air Force Military School can be a perfect political model for Nigeria, and for PMB to emulate.

I want to believe a number of Ex-JAMS as they are called are on this forum, can you kindly tell me what you learned in Air Force that can be translated to Nigerian politics. Be sure that PMB will hear some of what you have to say!

Kindly comment!

-CramJones

Where you hide since?

cramjones:
Recently a young man who was an Alumni of Air Force Military School, Jos, came to my office and told me about how life in Air Force Military School can be a perfect political model for Nigeria, and for PMB to emulate.

I want to believe a number of Ex-JAMS as they are called are on this forum, can you kindly tell me what you learned in Air Force that can be translated to Nigerian politics. Be sure that PMB will hear some of what you have to say!

Kindly comment!

-CramJones

It was hell on earth. Had its good sides too. I attended from october 1992 to June 1998. I'm busy now but will be back to tell more stories

kropotkin2:
It was hell on earth. Had its good sides too. I attended from october 1992 to June 1998. I'm busy now but will be back to tell more stories

Please when you are less busy, I would like to hear your experience.

Thanks!

CramJones

Cc: Timmytimmy

AFMS being a political model for Nigeria? Ex-jams sha. Always on the look out for a way to tell tales of their AFMS experiences. Anyway, who would pass through such and wouldn't be proud of himself. Smh. Good ol' days.

I attended AFMS and graduated not sooooo long ago. Unfortunately, I can't see how such a strict military environment can be a political model for Nigeria. Maybe he was talking in specific terms or he attended the school at a time when it was much different from when I did. Anyway, I'm outta here.