16 West Points Cadets tested Positive of COVID-19 after resuming for Graduation.

About 16 cadets from the US Military Academy Class of 2020 who were brought back for graduation where President Donald Trump is scheduled to give the commencement address have tested positive for COVID-19 according to a US Army spokesperson.
"About 1 ½ percent" of the Class of 2020 who were brought back have tested positive, the spokesperson told CNN Sunday. None of the infected cadets were symptomatic, the spokesperson said, adding "no cadet has contracted through person-to-person contact while under the Army's care" and that those infected were isolated. The graduating class size is approximately 1,000 cadets.
"The Army and West Point have done meticulous planning to ensure the health and safety of the returning cadets of the U.S. Military Academy's Class of 2020. There is mandatory screening for all and we've had a small number -- about 1 ½ percent -- test positive," the spokesperson said. "This was anticipated. None were symptomatic, and no cadet has contracted through person-to-person contact while under the Army's care. Those who test positive are isolated, and receive appropriate care and attention, while we continue an orderly reintegration of our cadets."

5 reasons Why Service women find it difficult to get married(you will agree with no 2)

Photo Source: Google :Nigeria Army women Cops Vehicle

On the 8^th of March 2020, a local radio station in Nigeria called faaji fm 106.5fm held a program hosted by Adebanjo Odedeji, the radio presenter discussed why   Ladies in Uniform find it difficult to get married early or even find a partner.

          This issue was widely received by his audience as there were so many phone calls from Nigerian women in various military arm sharing their experience as veterans or active service women and finding a spouse. The program was interesting and it pointed out the reality of the marital life of service women.

NDA donates Hand Sanitizers to Kano Jigawa Governments.

NDA donates Hand Sanitizers to Kano Jigawa Governments

In a bid to curtail the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic in Nigeria and support the national efforts towards flattening the curve, The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) has donated its home made hand sanitisers to Kano and Jigawa state governments.

Speaking while presenting the cartons of the item at Kano and Dutse respectively, the Academy Registrar, Brig Gen Ayoola Aboaba, said the gesture was aimed at supporting Kano and Jigawa state governments' efforts at containing the spread of the virus.

IG Comedian/Naval soldier released by Nigeria Navy.

IG comedian/Naval soldier Abdughafar ABiola pka Cute Abiola has been released by the Nigerian Navy  after he was arrested for posing in his uniform for a birthday photo-shoot.

Rajnath Singh takes stock of armed forces'' preparedness in dealing with COVID-19

New Delhi, Apr 30 (PTI) Defence Minister Rajnath Singh held a meeting with the top military brass of the country on Thursday to take stock of the overall preparedness of the armed forces in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, officials said.

Philippine Military Academy Recruitment Kickstart/

The Philippine Military Academy announces that the Cadet Online Application for the PMA Entrance Examination (PMAEE) 2020 may be accessed by all aspiring applicants starting May 1, 2020 (Friday) through https://admission.pma.ph.

TO ALL APPLICANTS, PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CAREFULLY:

What is ISIS doing during the COVID-19 pandemic?

Flag of different terrorist groups.

Terrorist groups all over the world are watching for an opening due to the pandemic. For instance Chad is wavering in support of anti-terror operations in the Sahel, withdrawing it troops from Nigeria border, Canada is pulling some troops from anti-ISIS training in Iraq; French troops in Iraq handed over a post and are leaving, Spanish troops also left as have UK and Czech troops. ISIS is taking advantage, launching more attacks north of Baghdad near Kirkuk, Military academy of most nations have suspended recruitment.

NDA reschedule entrance exam for 30th May amidst COVID-19 Pandemic

The Nigeria defence Academy change the date of it's 72 Regular Course Intake Entrance wcae due to COVID-19 Pandemic.

Nations Military response to CO-VID19.

The virus has swept across the world, killing thousands and forcing millions into quarantine. Several nations have activated armed forces to help combat it.

CO-VID19 Update: USA Army Corp of Engineers Creates Alternative Care Facilities

Army Lt. Gen. Todd T. Semonite called it a "very complicated situation" during a Pentagon news conference today.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency gave the Corps of Engineers a mission assignment for planning and site assessments of alternate care facilities in response to the COVID-19 virus.

Nigerian Navy suspends 2020 Recruitment Exercise.

Recall that recently we posted that the  Nigerian Navy 2020 Recruitment but it has been suspended due to the CO-VID19 Outbreak.

POLAC. WEST POINTS CADETS TO VACATE ACADEMY PREMISES AMIDST CO-VID19 PRECAUTIONS

From 21st march 2020, as part of the effort to minimize the spread of CO-VID19 in Nigeria, the POLAC authorities have issued a letter to all Cadets to vacate the Academy premises at Wudil kano.Mean while In USA, Cadets have ordered to leave the premises also.

COAS NIGERIAN ARMY PROMOTES ONE ARMY WARRANT OFFICER, TWO MASTER WARRANT OFFICERS TO CAPTAIN & AWO NIGERIAN ARMY PROMOTES ONE ARMY WARRANT OFFICER, TWO MASTER WARRANT OFFICERS TO CAPTAIN & AWO

The promoted Officers 

The Nigerian Army Council has meritoriously approved the grant of Concessional Commission in the rank of Captain to one Army Warrant Officer and One Master Warrant Officer that exceptionally distinguished themselves in the service of our beloved nation.

Those promoted are Army Warrant Officer Nwabueze Agbo, Master Warrant Officer Tijjani Namadi (the duo are promoted to the rank of Captain) and Master Warrant Officer Ibrahim Zakaria promoted to the rank of Army Warrant Officer.