Highlighting Recent Nigeria Military Home Based Challenges After A Magnificent Nigeria Military Parade at Royal Edinburgh Z military Tattoo
It’s a yearly series of military tattoos performed by British Armed Forces, Commonwealth and international military bands and artistic performance teams on the esplanade of Edinburgh Castle in the capital of Scotland.
Royal Edinburgh Z military Tattoo was designed to bring Nations together after years of conflict. Nowadays groups from all over the world perform there in front of an audience from all over the world.
Dates: Fri, Aug 2, 2019 – Sat, Aug 24, 2019
Location: Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Royal Edinburgh Z military Tattoo Also tell the horrors of slavery and slave trade, history would naturally tell tales of horror and resolution. That’s how balanced history is.
What to observe:
1) Coordination – each performing their role with others in mind.(good of all)
2) Focus – each focusing on their goal to make the whole system perform.
3) Precision -. Each doing what they are expected to do at the right time.
4) Synergy – individual performing their role but in agreement to the success artistry display of the system.
5) Practice – long hours must have been put into practice just for this 15 minutes show.
Given the right conditions we could be among the greatest in the world. Leaders of Nigeria,. make one’s proud to be a Nigerian
This year the Nigerian Military was invited to the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo (REMT) @EdinburghTattoo, now ongoing. Someone (no idea yet who) made this video of the Nigerian contingent’s performance (The Brigade of Guards) & shared, with commentary. It’s beautiful to watch. pic.twitter.com/eNEg1MvqYm
— Tolu Ogunlesi, MON (@toluogunlesi) August 8, 2019
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Irrespective of the opinions, Nigeria remains a great country and our Army absolutely amazing. Quite unfortunate they’ve been infiltrated by negative energy from the top. As beautiful as this parade looks on Nigerian Army, the truth is that it does obscure the actual situation of things, on the ground, counting human rights records of this military, the Nigeria Army Display at Royal Edinburgh Z military Tattoo could be less spectacular.
Only yesterday, a group of soldiers, somewhere around Jalingo in northern Nigeria, mowed down three policemen and another non-uniformed passerby.
What was their offence? The soldiers where incensed that the policemen arrested a renowned daredevil kidnapper, on the wanted list for too long, who had been terrorizing all of that part of northern Nigeria.
Those policemen were all killed and the arrested kidnapper set free and asked to go home.
You add that to the now everyday killing of unarmed protesters on Nigerian streets by the military and you begin to ask: are we supposed to be here to celebrate this parade, knowing that it is a part of the main bunch of blood thirsty military that has continued to bring hell to ordinary Nigerians?
A few days ago, a tri-cyclist was shot dead at a place called Ogbor Hill in Aba, South East of Nigeria. He refused to offer 100 Naira bribe to some soldiers that cornered him, which was a ‘crime’ for which the soldiers had to summarily execute him.
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