NIGERIAN SLAVES

NIGERIAN SLAVES
I know many people will wonder if there are still slaves on Nigeria, but the truth is the armed forces of Nigeria are slave of the nation while the civilians are elite as compared. the creation of the military was specifically for the defence of the country from external aggression,  for the sustenance of peace and Harmony in the country.
   within the military there are two types of officer;
* commissioned officers.
*non commissioned officers.
   these two types of officers have one thing in common       "they can both die" and that's all. whereas the non commissined officer do most of the job the commissioned are over pampered with promotion and good buildings within the barracks, awarded with more medals as compared to non commission they claim to play more strategic roles which sometimes can also be done by non commission officers. well lets not deviate from the topic, most officers knowing fully well about the slavery practice within the system are looking(have looked) for godfathers mostly generals to be able to become foremen with less jobs and secure promotion, influence transfers(ports), with the others who do not have godfathers to suffer at there detriment.
RECRUITMENT(training)
They high rate of brutality,punishments and torture during recruitment has been dehumanizing, seeing human being being subjected to torture in the name of training, beaten like animal and not treated like humans is disturbing, and when you asks questions they say "we are building there confidence", "we dont want them to be afraid of serving", all these reasons lacks basis.
ORDERS
Its is only slaves that are ordered around and do not have the right to ask questions; this is also called discipline but i tell you as a human being you shouldn't just be order around for no reason and asked to do things that are inhumane e.g A senior officer will say dont shot, more so you colleagues are been shot at.
PROMOTION
I must confess that promotion is motivation to every worker but in the case of Nigeria military most officer especially non commissioned they do not get promoted adequately, and are even denied there allowances due to corruption. this is not restricted to non commissioned officers alone.
RESTRICTION OF MOVEMENT
I know that its only slaves and prisoners whose liberty and right to movement are restricted, in the case of the armed forces they are caged in barracks. and sometimes denied visiting periods.
WELFARE
   Any person who serves/die for his country should be respected and his families welfare also guaranteed but reverse is the case here in Nigeria where the person serving is not even seen as anything not to talk about his family, what about there salaries,allowances by the government, its not worth the kind of job they do.
  Many military personnel in Nigeria no longer see themselves as human being but as slaves. this beats my imagination that persons who defend us are now slaves to us, and that why once the have the opportunity to brutally abuse civilians they avenge for all they are facing in the caged walls if a barracks
 
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