lakesman1989:
How true is dz supplementary list, i also heard the rumour but doesnt know how true is the signal

tenderlaw:

Bro, once someone has tested positive for Hepatitis B, no amount of moringa in the world will change that. The best he can do is treat himself, which even after treatment and cure the test (which is simple serology that army does) will remain positive for life. He may however do further viral count tests to be sure he has been cured, but remember that army will not waste time doing that test. As it is, if he's sure the test was positive, he can sure that he'll not pass medical.

ugo4u:

It's true sir!

slyd90:

Morning Sir I'm thinking of taking BP suppressant please do u have any idea if it can be traced in my urine?... thanks

tenderlaw:

Depends on what exactly you take. Confer with your doctor. But seriously if you have BP issue just think very well before you join up. Don't throw your life away.

zeeace:
guys please offer me advice I just went for test. and I tested positive for hepatitis ! I thinking of really not stressing my self

AdamuSoja:
********** PLEASE, NO INSULT, NO SARCASM************
Good morning Gentlemen officers

I have a little navel protrusion(umbilical hernia) although, it has never disturbed me in any way. I never knew it was a challenge not until now
I was advised to go for surgery but I felt it's a bit late considering the time left.

My question
1) Should I still go for the surgery (The stitches would be visible )?
2) Should I not show up for the interview?
3) What advice do you have for me?

#N.B : I scaled the medical during 62RC interview.

CC:
Ugo4U
KODACK
sikowitz17
Dammysmart
Officers here present
Any nairalander with useful suggestion

AdamuSoja:
********** PLEASE, NO INSULT, NO SARCASM************
Good morning Gentlemen officers

I have a little navel protrusion(umbilical hernia) although, it has never disturbed me in any way. I never knew it was a challenge not until now
I was advised to go for surgery but I felt it's a bit late considering the time left.

My question
1) Should I still go for the surgery (The stitches would be visible )?
2) Should I not show up for the interview?
3) What advice do you have for me?

#N.B : I scaled the medical during 62RC interview.

CC:
Ugo4U
KODACK
sikowitz17
Dammysmart
Officers here present
Any nairalander with useful suggestion

slyd90:

Morning Sir I'm thinking of taking BP suppressant please do u have any idea if it can be traced in my urine?... thanks

ELAGAIE:

My weight is 55 and 1.60 height oo nd i'm shortlisted for DSSC

ugo4u:

You should have done this since in order to start treatment on time.
As it stands now the odds of scaling medical is very bad, I'll advice you to start the Moringa therapy from now(you have no other option now) till the day of medicals, it has the ability to conceal the virus during test.
Go look for the leaves and grind it to powder or better still buy the powdered Moringa, mix like two teaspoon in every meal of yours (be it Pap, tea, soup etc) 3X daily till the day of screening, while at it also get the seeds Chew at least 5 seeds daily.
Caveat
Its at the risk of your BP because its being proven overtime that Moringa causes Low BP and crashes blood sugar.
So pls can moringa be used to surpress high BP?

AdamuSoja:
********** PLEASE, NO INSULT, NO SARCASM************
Good morning Gentlemen officers

I have a little navel protrusion(umbilical hernia) although, it has never disturbed me in any way. I never knew it was a challenge not until now
I was advised to go for surgery but I felt it's a bit late considering the time left.

My question
1) Should I still go for the surgery (The stitches would be visible )?
2) Should I not show up for the interview?
3) What advice do you have for me?

#N.B : I scaled the medical during 62RC interview.

CC:
Ugo4U
KODACK
sikowitz17
Dammysmart
Officers here present
Any nairalander with useful suggestion

AirmanB:


From wad was said about BMI (18.5-29.9 or was it 18.9-29.5) either ways, u r qualified. Ur BMI is 21.5 Kg/m^2

(U said dat ur height is 55Kg and ur height is 1.60, 55/(1.6)^2 = 21.48

U r good to go Sir!

ELAGAIE:

The standard height is 1.65 but i'm 1.60m wit 55kg weight (DSSC)

ontolegit:

Help me with reference form and photo card please

Dollarmind:
Hello house, please can a retired military personnel sign ones document?

The man that signed my document is a retired General, so I need to be sure or I find someone else not below the rank of Lieutenant Colonel still in service.

elisbabs499:

Military personnel remain a military personnel, either retired or in service.

Dollarmind:
Hello house, please can a retired military personnel sign ones document?

The man that signed my document is a retired General, so I need to be sure or I find someone else not below the rank of Lieutenant Colonel still in service.

sikowitz17:
still in service

sikowitz17:
wrong sir...he has to be in service to be able to sign ..

Prospect048:
I disagree with u sir, a retired officer can sign it so far he is not below d specified rank sir

Dammysmart:
Thanks for finding me worthy of advising you,I'm elated.

I'm a positivist and as such brother, one thing I'd advice you and every other person is to give it a try except it wasnt God that made your enlistment in the shortlist possible. Give it a try, you have NOTHING to lose, try it out and who knows?? You just might scale through, Remember the heart of kings is in God's hand.So, go to the screening with the heart of a believer and positive mindset. Trust me if it's for you, you'd be shocked when your name isn't gonna be called on medical eviction.

Peace bro!

Emmyxclusive:
Hello Ugo4u, please don't get tired of giving us the important info as u have been doing, please can u help me with list of all the medical tests ? i want to to and run some test tomoro, even dough i did all the test back in sept and everything was fine. and please whatsup with the x-ray i hear people talking about?

Bluekhid:
I have read many comments and I found out that every one is happy to be shortlisted in the Nigerian at. y except me..
una wan die abi

the fear of Boko Haram is the beginning of wisdom

ugo4u:

All you need is here.
https://www.nairaland.com/3319739/nairalanders-experience-army-ssc-course