History Of Nigeria Man O War
The nigerian man o' war was founded in the 1990's
Man o’war is not the same as boys scout or anything of the sort, though we should, of course, appreciate that organisation (boys scout). Nigerian youths have excellent opportunities to realise their potentialities in man’ o war nigeria.
If you wish to be a sports person, its mind and physical training is bound to enhance your capabilities. If you have watched a parade, you have probably seen the deep poetry behind it. Whether you are on slow or quick march, carpet march, jakoroko ja (principal, o o igbosa, jakoroko ja!), you are engaging in an endeavour which thrives on team work.
No single person undertakes a successful parade; it is team work. What earned me the dirtiest slap of my life on that great footballing day was someone else’s mistake, but that is the nature of parades. You mess up; you mess others up.
Serious nations do not joke with matters of security. Only a country like nigeria would ignore a heavily equipped organisation like man o’war. Finally, I would like to say that I have written this short piece with every sense of responsibility, believing that the federal government would rise up to its responsibility, commission man o’war nigeria, and stop treating it as if it were inferior to any of the other paramilitary agencies when, indeed, it is, by training, inferior to no paramilitary agency. Man o’war na soldier pickin. That is why no other paramilitary agency has the desert camouflage as part of its uniform.
The nigeria police are coming behind man o’war nigeria in the use of the camo. President goodluck jonathan has an excellent opportunity to make history by redressing the wrong done to man o’war.
And if anyone, in reading this, thinks that I have exaggerated the capabilities or seriousness of man o’war, I advise that person to link up with the nigerian army, or register for a course at the sea school, lagos.
Such a person would become “gentle” in a matter of minutes.
Man o’war will get its hard-earned due.
Man o’war is not the same as boys scout or anything of the sort, though we should, of course, appreciate that organisation (boys scout). Nigerian youths have excellent opportunities to realise their potentialities in man’ o war nigeria.
If you wish to be a sports person, its mind and physical training is bound to enhance your capabilities. If you have watched a parade, you have probably seen the deep poetry behind it. Whether you are on slow or quick march, carpet march, jakoroko ja (principal, o o igbosa, jakoroko ja!), you are engaging in an endeavour which thrives on team work.
No single person undertakes a successful parade; it is team work. What earned me the dirtiest slap of my life on that great footballing day was someone else’s mistake, but that is the nature of parades. You mess up; you mess others up.
Serious nations do not joke with matters of security. Only a country like nigeria would ignore a heavily equipped organisation like man o’war. Finally, I would like to say that I have written this short piece with every sense of responsibility, believing that the federal government would rise up to its responsibility, commission man o’war nigeria, and stop treating it as if it were inferior to any of the other paramilitary agencies when, indeed, it is, by training, inferior to no paramilitary agency. Man o’war na soldier pickin. That is why no other paramilitary agency has the desert camouflage as part of its uniform.
The nigeria police are coming behind man o’war nigeria in the use of the camo. President goodluck jonathan has an excellent opportunity to make history by redressing the wrong done to man o’war.
And if anyone, in reading this, thinks that I have exaggerated the capabilities or seriousness of man o’war, I advise that person to link up with the nigerian army, or register for a course at the sea school, lagos.
Such a person would become “gentle” in a matter of minutes.
Man o’war will get its hard-earned due.
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