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"You will not see peace in this unit" A senior soldier has allegedly threatened his junior colleague for addressing him as "Officer" instead of using his rank or "sir." The incident, which has sparked concerns about discipline and respect within the armed forces, reportedly took place at an undisclosed location.

The senior soldier, whose name has not been disclosed, was said to have become visibly agitated when the junior referred to him as "Officer" rather than using his official rank or the customary "sir." Eyewitnesses claim that in a fit of anger, the senior soldier confronted the junior, stating, "You will not see peace in this unit if you continue disrespecting me in this manner."

Tensions reportedly escalated as the exchange continued, with the senior soldier emphasizing the importance of military etiquette and the hierarchy within the unit. The junior, taken aback by the strong reaction, attempted to explain that he meant no disrespect and was simply following what he believed to be the appropriate form of address.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWryYf_ZwLw

Lol

What has addressing you with your rank caused you- demotes or elevates you? This is sheer display of arrogancy and inferiority complex.You can't be a gentleman office even among your subordinates. A course they taught them in the NDA.

Perhaps the officer should go to the battle field to enable BH terrorists help him assert the peeps rank he is bragging about. What nonsense! Discipline have really degenerated in the military.

"You will not see peace in this unit if you continue disrespecting me in this manner."

That's too personal. That you are in one position today don't mean you would be there tomorrow

Unprofessional.

Let the junior officer try that in the US army....

Maaaaaad republic

Cocaine sniffing president.

And an army filled with PTSD psychos

Chai, this is how low they've reduced our millitary to?? There's nothing encouraging about this country anymore.


Useless arm force

Arrogant fools!!! Both of them,low self esteem don finish those idiots

This is what happens when you recruit people who have senators as their godfathers.

COMRADES this is unethical and unacceptable especially in African settings, you can't address your superior like that
Even in the office, do you call your manager by their names?

Every police man na officer I dey call them o. Lol.

I dey avoid army people. I don't believe they are okay.

Nigerian army are naturally useless. Incompetence and bloodthirst is in their DNA.

They can kill themselves for all I care.

Imagine

Chai..



...and one Lieutenant Colonel, two Majors, one Captain were among the military personnels that were just slaughtered in the recent incidence at Ughelli South of Delta State.


Similar scenario is the reason you'll hear that a junior personnel opened fire at his senior, killing him instantly.

...when intimidation becomes too much to bear!!


It is expected that our galant men and officers in the military are professional in both their internal and external conducts!!


Who are they??

thou shall not see peace in this unit..... Too much personalized.

The average Nigerian with intimidation shaaaaa😒😏

He probably was expecting the junior ranked soldier to address him as Sir, but that one called him officer.

Officer is what civilians address junior officers as (including policemen) that's why the oga was angry.

In my opinion, I feel he shouldn't have bursted out like that. He took it so personal. That's a very poor behavior from someone of his status

Officer, why are you getting so angry na?
Oh sorry, I just committed the same crime.

Come and catch me, I dey my house

If its an offence to call a superior officer, so its also an offence for a NCO to call a superior NCO soldier.?

Gistmedia10:
"You will not see peace in this unit" A senior soldier has allegedly threatened his junior colleague for addressing him as "Officer" instead of using his rank or "sir." The incident, which has sparked concerns about discipline and respect within the armed forces, reportedly took place at an undisclosed location.

The senior soldier, whose name has not been disclosed, was said to have become visibly agitated when the junior referred to him as "Officer" rather than using his official rank or the customary "sir." Eyewitnesses claim that in a fit of anger, the senior soldier confronted the junior, stating, "You will not see peace in this unit if you continue disrespecting me in this manner."

Tensions reportedly escalated as the exchange continued, with the senior soldier emphasizing the importance of military etiquette and the hierarchy within the unit. The junior, taken aback by the strong reaction, attempted to explain that he meant no disrespect and was simply following what he believed to be the appropriate form of address.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWryYf_ZwLw

Try call a Nigerian Professor Dr. Come back and share your testimony.

He's a lieutenant ( an officer in the army)

Probably he wants him to address him by his rank.
That's the standard.


Lieutenant XYZ.

Na only colitos dey get this kind mentality. The RC guys don't behave this way

You don't know anything about the Army. Someone who ed the Army a week before you is your superior. You only address your mate as officer. Disciplinary action will be taken against the junior officer.
quote author=CodeTemplar post=129019640]Unprofessional.[/quote]

Raylight2:


Try call a Nigerian Professor Dr. Come back and share your testimony.

I actually learnt this lesson the hard way. I once called a Professor, Mr unconsciously

I was a young and naive jambite. I was fresh out of secondary school so I didn't put much thought into titles.

Raylight2:


Try call a Nigerian Professor Dr. Come back and share your testimony.

Someone called me Doctor mistakenly and I lovingly told her, Don't do that, I'm a BACHELOR

Bachelor of Science

Luckily for me, she was a spinster too.

Now she's my wife

Gistmedia10:
"You will not see peace in this unit" A senior soldier has allegedly threatened his junior colleague for addressing him as "Officer" instead of using his rank or "sir." The incident, which has sparked concerns about discipline and respect within the armed forces, reportedly took place at an undisclosed location.

The senior soldier, whose name has not been disclosed, was said to have become visibly agitated when the junior referred to him as "Officer" rather than using his official rank or the customary "sir." Eyewitnesses claim that in a fit of anger, the senior soldier confronted the junior, stating, "You will not see peace in this unit if you continue disrespecting me in this manner."

Tensions reportedly escalated as the exchange continued, with the senior soldier emphasizing the importance of military etiquette and the hierarchy within the unit. The junior, taken aback by the strong reaction, attempted to explain that he meant no disrespect and was simply following what he believed to be the appropriate form of address.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWryYf_ZwLw

Hahahaha

He should be punished the junior officer for disrespect

Lol 😆

Bros in the the US Army they don't take all this serious.it as bad as they don't even salute senior officers unlike nigeria.

ConfidentialDoc:
Let the junior officer try that in the US army....