Morning Sir's, Kodext whats you facebook username

Nissmo:
which one be una own sef person no fit ask simple question?

I no know self oh, this guy don de give me afsb interview b4 time,,

pls can some educate me on the postcard stuff? its a little difficult

NACHIEVER:
Nne, where in Anambra are y0u Fr0m?

ukpor in nnewi-south

Xslaze3xd:
Morning Sir's,
Kodext whats you facebook username

F.B: Princewill Foster Aghahowa



And Morninq To u Sir.

ZANGA95:
Even the first timers will also make it dis yr aswell....

amin

nda is a one step at a time thing. yall scale through d exams first before asking abt afsb

OfficerCadet67:
nda is a one step at a time thing. yall scale through d exams first before asking abt afsb

Tell dem.

Kodext:

F.B: Princewill Foster Aghahowa


And Morninq To u Sir.

Friend Request Sent Sir.

evening fellow artymen getting this postcard ish isn't easy ooo at all uptill I haven't gotten it sef

rawswag:
evening fellow artymen getting this postcard ish isn't easy ooo at all uptill I haven't gotten it sef

Lol! Can't Stop Laughinq...

That Ur Area Ehn!

Xslaze3xd:

Friend Request Sent Sir.

[size=48pt]Accepted Sir[/size]

maryjane1997:
ukpor in nnewi-south

Thats Great, wish y0u Success.,

BadBullet:
ma artymen i can see you guys are jacking it hard 9c 1 guys....xslaze3xd i sight u broda

carry on Sir.

Below is the result of the descriptive statistics I did on the shortlisted candidates for the NDAEE - I.e the number of applications for each course/faculty.




Faculty of Engineering

Total applications is 4,353 which represent 19.94%. Breakdown is as follows:
Civil Engineering - 1,405(6.4%); Electrical Engineering 1,302(5.96%); Mechanical Engineering - 1,647(7.54%).




Faculty of Science

Total applicants is 7,289 representing 33.38%. Breakdown:
Biological sciences - 2,928(13.41%); Chemistry - 574(2.64%); Mathematics - 271(1.24%), Physics - 334(1.53%), Computer Science - 3,181(14.57%).




Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Total Applicants is 9,709 representing 44.47%. Breakdown is shown below:
Economics - 1,965(9%); Accounting - 1,259(5.77%); French - 9(0.04%); Geography - 1,144(5.24%); History - 243(1.11%); Political Science & Defence Studies - 4,195(19.21%); Psychology - 893(4.09%).



Faculty of Military Sciences

Total applicants is 483 constituting 2.21% of the total applicants. Breakdown is as follows:

Intelligence & Cyber Security Studies - 263(1.2%); Peace and Conflict Studies - 133(0.61%); Leadership & War Studies - 86(0.39%).



Overall, it can be seen that Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences has the highest percentage of applicants (44.47%), followed by Sciences (33.38%), Engineering (19.94%) and the lowest is Military Sciences (2.21%).




Note that for previous years e.g. 67RC, the number of cadets matriculated was about 50% Engineering, 27% Sciences and 23% Arts and Social Sciences. Hence, more Engineering students are admitted than other faculties.


This is not to scare or discourage anyone, but to show you who you'd be competing with, in order to read hard for the NDAEE.




NB: Thou shalt not worry about the competition, because the competition does not worry about thee.


Cc: Xslaze3xd, Kodext, demo4ril97, maryjane1997, AdmiralG, Zanga95, Panzerfaust, Lawmosh, manuelrukky, Nissmo and everybody in the house.


Retiring to Arm of Observation.

ekoson95:
Below is the result of the descriptive statistics I did on the shortlisted candidates for the NDAEE - I.e the number of applications for each course/faculty.




Faculty of Engineering

Total applications is 4,353 which represent 19.94%. Breakdown is as follows:
Civil Engineering - 1,405(6.4%); Electrical Engineering 1,302(5.96%); Mechanical Engineering - 1,647(7.54%).




Faculty of Science

Total applicants is 7,289 representing 33.38%. Breakdown:
Biological sciences - 2,928(13.41%); Chemistry - 574(2.64%); Mathematics - 271(1.24%), Physics - 334(1.53%), Computer Science - 3,181(14.57%).




Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Total Applicants is 9,709 representing 44.47%. Breakdown is shown below:
Economics - 1,965(9%); Accounting - 1,259(5.77%); French - 9(0.04%); Geography - 1,144(5.24%); History - 243(1.11%); Political Science & Defence Studies - 4,195(19.21%); Psychology - 893(4.09%).



Faculty of Military Sciences

Total applicants is 483 constituting 2.21% of the total applicants. Breakdown is as follows:

Intelligence & Cyber Security Studies - 263(1.2%); Peace and Conflict Studies - 133(0.61%); Leadership & War Studies - 86(0.39%).



Overall, it can be seen that Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences has the highest percentage of applicants (44.47%), followed by Sciences (33.38%), Engineering (19.94%) and the lowest is Military Sciences (2.21%).




Note that for previous years e.g. 67RC, the number of cadets matriculated was about 50% Engineering, 27% Sciences and 23% Arts and Social Sciences. Hence, more Engineering students are admitted than other faculties.


This is not to scare or discourage anyone, but to show you who you'd be competing with, in order to read hard for the NDAEE.




NB: Thou shalt not worry about the competition, because the competition does not worry about thee.


Cc: Xslaze3xd, Kodext, demo4ril97, maryjane1997, AdmiralG, Zanga95, Panzerfaust, Lawmosh, manuelrukky, Nissmo and everybody in the house.


Retiring to Arm of Observation.

nice breakdown
We shall get there Insha Allahu

Kodext:


Lol! Can't Stop Laughinq...

That Ur Area Ehn!

Walai d place bad die see as dem dey look me like one psychiatric patient as I tell dem d size Na 3.5*5 inches

@ekoson

Weldone Brother!
We Rep [size=48pt]Team-Shady!!![/size]

rawswag:
Walai d place bad die see as dem dey look me like one psychiatric patient as I tell dem d size Na 3.5*5 inches

Its like u r makinq Dis Enquiry in d Village...

Go nd Ask In d City...

Most Pple just dey Carry Camcoder/Camera All in d name of Money, Dem no Learn d work o.

I wount be suprised if dey said dey have'nt Heard of d word "Passport" self. talk more of 3.5x5 Postcard

xslaze3xd sir !! demo4ril97 has gone AWOL on us ......

Addressing a news conference in Kaduna on Monday, June 6, Wing Commander, Danladi Angulu Kwasu (rtd), broke down in tears as he narrated how the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) murdered his 19-year-old officer cadet son.

He said his son, Elshaddai Zishindung Kwasu who was admitted into the academy last September as a member of the 66th Regular Course, was sent to his untimely grave through a combination of gross negligence by the NDA.

Kwasu, a member of Kaduna State House of Assembly, said the late Elshaddai died in April this year as a result of drowning “occasioned by gross negligence combined with some deliberate acts on the part of the NDA and its associates,” and called on the academy to release the unedited recordings of activities leading to the death of his son.
 
He stated;
“I am here today to cry out, to let the world know and also protest the way and manner the NDA murdered my son through a combination of gross negligence and deliberate action and inaction. My 19-year-old son, Officer Cadet Elshaddai Zishindung Kwasu (NDA/10037), was admitted into the NDA in September, 2014; as a member of the 66th Regular Course.

“He was in year one at the time of the incidence. My son died on 30th April, 2015, as a result of drowning, occasioned by gross negligence, combined with some deliberate acts on the part of the NDA and her associates.

The NDA carried them for a camping exercise (Camp Highland). In the course of the exercise, the NDA staff pushed him into the water of the Kangimi dam (in the outskirt of Kaduna) at the deepest part of the dam.

He was pushed into this deep water from a platform that is some metres high above the water. “According to eyewitnesses, before my son was pushed into the water, he told his colleagues his reservations on the idea of using a rope as safety measure; and the NDA staff overheard him.

When my son disappeared into the water, the NDA staff watched helplessly as there was no any safety measure in place. Note that no life jacket was provided and there was no any life guard or diver that could go into the water to save the boy. The NDA running out of ideas on what to do, then called in local fishermen to use their fishhooks to search for my son inside the water.

Consequently, from the time the boy disappeared from the surface of the water at about 9am, it took the NDA three hours to bring him out from the water (at 11:55am) via the services of local fishermen. They (NDA) callously used a fishhook that hooked him by the mouth like a fish and dragged him out of the water, dead.

It was only after the death of my son that the NDA authority went and brought life jackets for others to use. It was also then that they brought in four local rescuers to be on standby. Unfortunately, this is the institution that is supposed to train young officers that are to lead our troops into battle ground to defend our father land.

I will not keep quite in the face of this kind of impunity. I will take all steps at my disposal to address this impunity and incompetence as displayed by the NDA authority. This is necessitated by the fact that my son was not the first officer cadet in NDA to get drowned due to negligence and incompetence on the part of the authority.

To date, not less than 20 officer cadets have suffered this fate; such cases include the case of Officer Cadet Ambele, Officer Cadets Barau and two others, in addition to cases of the over 15 officer cadets that got drowned in Onne, among others. “Yesterday, it was all these people; today it is my son; tomorrow it could be anybody,” Kwasu said.



Read and get satisfied and let d dead talk about the dead.

rawswag:
xslaze3xd sir !! demo4ril97 has gone AWOL on us ......

He is now under The "Arm of Observation"

This is old news, even some cadets of the latest 67rc have died. It is normal in the academy, there is no course that has never reported the death of cadet. So, just prepare yourself for the rigorous training(suffering).

DANO1011:
Addressing a news conference in Kaduna on Monday, June 6, Wing Commander, Danladi Angulu Kwasu (rtd), broke down in tears as he narrated how the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) murdered his 19-year-old officer cadet son.

He said his son, Elshaddai Zishindung Kwasu who was admitted into the academy last September as a member of the 66th Regular Course, was sent to his untimely grave through a combination of gross negligence by the NDA.

Kwasu, a member of Kaduna State House of Assembly, said the late Elshaddai died in April this year as a result of drowning “occasioned by gross negligence combined with some deliberate acts on the part of the NDA and its associates,” and called on the academy to release the unedited recordings of activities leading to the death of his son.
 
He stated;
“I am here today to cry out, to let the world know and also protest the way and manner the NDA murdered my son through a combination of gross negligence and deliberate action and inaction. My 19-year-old son, Officer Cadet Elshaddai Zishindung Kwasu (NDA/10037), was admitted into the NDA in September, 2014; as a member of the 66th Regular Course.

“He was in year one at the time of the incidence. My son died on 30th April, 2015, as a result of drowning, occasioned by gross negligence, combined with some deliberate acts on the part of the NDA and her associates.

The NDA carried them for a camping exercise (Camp Highland). In the course of the exercise, the NDA staff pushed him into the water of the Kangimi dam (in the outskirt of Kaduna) at the deepest part of the dam.

He was pushed into this deep water from a platform that is some metres high above the water. “According to eyewitnesses, before my son was pushed into the water, he told his colleagues his reservations on the idea of using a rope as safety measure; and the NDA staff overheard him.

When my son disappeared into the water, the NDA staff watched helplessly as there was no any safety measure in place. Note that no life jacket was provided and there was no any life guard or diver that could go into the water to save the boy. The NDA running out of ideas on what to do, then called in local fishermen to use their fishhooks to search for my son inside the water.

Consequently, from the time the boy disappeared from the surface of the water at about 9am, it took the NDA three hours to bring him out from the water (at 11:55am) via the services of local fishermen. They (NDA) callously used a fishhook that hooked him by the mouth like a fish and dragged him out of the water, dead.

It was only after the death of my son that the NDA authority went and brought life jackets for others to use. It was also then that they brought in four local rescuers to be on standby. Unfortunately, this is the institution that is supposed to train young officers that are to lead our troops into battle ground to defend our father land.

I will not keep quite in the face of this kind of impunity. I will take all steps at my disposal to address this impunity and incompetence as displayed by the NDA authority. This is necessitated by the fact that my son was not the first officer cadet in NDA to get drowned due to negligence and incompetence on the part of the authority.

To date, not less than 20 officer cadets have suffered this fate; such cases include the case of Officer Cadet Ambele, Officer Cadets Barau and two others, in addition to cases of the over 15 officer cadets that got drowned in Onne, among others. “Yesterday, it was all these people; today it is my son; tomorrow it could be anybody,” Kwasu said.



Read and get satisfied and let d dead talk about the dead.

How can one get the compendium in Abuja

rawswag:
xslaze3xd sir !! demo4ril97 has gone AWOL on us ......

APOLOGIES Sirs!, I was on a 'STUDYING' mission although I use to follow the thread but just decided to be an INT for sometime.
Raw gimme ur digit "ARMS OF LOYALTY".

ekoson95:
Below is the result of the descriptive statistics I did on the shortlisted candidates for the NDAEE - I.e the number of applications for each course/faculty.




Faculty of Engineering

Total applications is 4,353 which represent 19.94%. Breakdown is as follows:
Civil Engineering - 1,405(6.4%); Electrical Engineering 1,302(5.96%); Mechanical Engineering - 1,647(7.54%).




Faculty of Science

Total applicants is 7,289 representing 33.38%. Breakdown:
Biological sciences - 2,928(13.41%); Chemistry - 574(2.64%); Mathematics - 271(1.24%), Physics - 334(1.53%), Computer Science - 3,181(14.57%).




Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Total Applicants is 9,709 representing 44.47%. Breakdown is shown below:
Economics - 1,965(9%); Accounting - 1,259(5.77%); French - 9(0.04%); Geography - 1,144(5.24%); History - 243(1.11%); Political Science & Defence Studies - 4,195(19.21%); Psychology - 893(4.09%).



Faculty of Military Sciences

Total applicants is 483 constituting 2.21% of the total applicants. Breakdown is as follows:

Intelligence & Cyber Security Studies - 263(1.2%); Peace and Conflict Studies - 133(0.61%); Leadership & War Studies - 86(0.39%).



Overall, it can be seen that Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences has the highest percentage of applicants (44.47%), followed by Sciences (33.38%), Engineering (19.94%) and the lowest is Military Sciences (2.21%).




Note that for previous years e.g. 67RC, the number of cadets matriculated was about 50% Engineering, 27% Sciences and 23% Arts and Social Sciences. Hence, more Engineering students are admitted than other faculties.


This is not to scare or discourage anyone, but to show you who you'd be competing with, in order to read hard for the NDAEE.




NB: Thou shalt not worry about the competition, because the competition does not worry about thee.


Cc: Xslaze3xd, Kodext, demo4ril97, maryjane1997, AdmiralG, Zanga95, Panzerfaust, Lawmosh, manuelrukky, Nissmo and everybody in the house.


Retiring to Arm of Observation.

we wil get there sir.

UzuNagato:
How can one get the compendium in Abuja

sir where in ABJ do u liv?.

Lawmosh:
This is old news, even some cadets of the latest 67rc have died. It is normal in the academy, there is no course that has never reported the death of cadet. So, just prepare yourself for the rigorous training

Fixed

demo4ril97:
sir where in ABJ do u liv?.

Cum!
Ewa'na
Ehm!
Were u go?

Kodext:


Cum!

Ewa'na

Ehm!

Were u go?

oga mi, na outside duty o!. Anyways I don dismount but he blike NDAEE go stil put me 4 standby.
So how area sir and our family over there?.