mansakhalifa:
Can the Peace Corps,the way it is set up,act as a reserve army? I don't think so. Google the US National Guard to see what I mean.

mansakhalifa:
A National Guard would be a fantastic idea but would they be willing to go the whole mile in establishing it? In the US where they are trying to adopt this fine idea from,for instance,each state governor maintains a certain level of control over the national guard unit in his state and only relinquishes such control when they are needed for national service. If the idea is to create a national guard that would be solely controlled by the FG like all other security agencies e.g.the police,then they should do away with the idea totally. Meanwhile,@Op is this how proper jobs are created in other parts of the world?

tdayof:



Show me a military hardware with an armed robber. Not possible man.

They've got specialized training. It's not a waste of time. National Guard shoukd actually be reserved officers.

t33why:
This is very bad news fa, what will now happen to all our mai guards

LexngtonSteele:
Believe me...This is a pre-emptive move by the North against the restless Flatinnos.

You would understand better later

mansakhalifa:
@majekdom2 who is comparing Nigeria to the US? Me? I don't think so. Read what I wrote again-slowly this time. The man I quoted was suggesting that the Peace Corps with the way they are set up can do what a proper National Guard can do and I simply said it is impossible. I cited the US national guard as an example because that is a perfect example of a proper national guard and not because I wish to compare us to a system which even a simpleton walking the street should know is light years ahead of us. Let me ask you: [b]can the Peace Corps be deployed for combat operations when the need arises the same way the USNG were deployed to Iraq in 2003? [/b]I leave it to you to make sense of what I have explained to you.

mansakhalifa:
@Favybloom "Copy Copy" indeed,man. Worst part is they won't "copy" the proper thing. This national guard thing is working perfectly in the US,BUT watch how they 'll mess it up over here. They might even start mounting roadblocks and "rogering".

jay2pee:
They should first of all, sign the NIGERIAN PEACE CORPS into law, it can do the same job

Apus:



https://www.google.com.ng/amp/www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/240573-nigeria-considering-establishing-national-guard-minister.html/amp

Cooly100:


Coward...You have the Army, Police, Navy, DSS, Airforce, Civil defence Corp...all filled with half-litrate northerns and now you want National guard...which would still be filled with northerner...just for Biafra? What a coward...Even if you like form 100 more security agencies...You simply cannot force people to saty together where there is no equity, justice and fairness....

LexngtonSteele:


hehe hehe. a beg don't kill yourself with heart attack. Who is the coward? Me or Ojukwu who ran? Or Kanu who ran when we were waiting for him in kaduna? Who has said elections would hold after deceiving una?

Mr. Baldwin said the National Guard is a very strategic and cost effective outfit that has helped the U.S in tackling security challenges and emergencies such as flood, fire and other natural disasters.

mansakhalifa:
@majekdom2 You unknowingly shot yourself in foot sir. You unwittingly agreed with my point: "THE PEACE CORP CAN BE UPGRADED". You said so,not me. That means you agree with what I said earlier on about those guys. Now,about what you said about a sick man healing a doctor or a mad man or something like that I guess we can leave that for a future symposium. No need letting your passion get in the way of your analysis. [b]I tried educating you about how a proper national guard should be set up [/b]and you have simply refused to learn by making use of wikipedia or google. I rest my case.

calddon:
what's the Job of the NSCDC