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GEJ ordered NDA to accept women

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According to Reno Omokri, president GEJ ordered NDA to accept women. See more photos bellow.
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  1. queenashley
    July 11, 2015 at 4:46 pm

    ADMISSION INTO NIGERIA DEFENCE ACADEMY KADUNA(NDA) 67TH REGULAR COURSE 2015/16. CALL; MAJ-GEN.PAUL 08142904354
    http://www.nda.edu.ng

    Are you looking for admission into NDA, the gate way to generalship? Are you hoping to get some one to back you up and help you out with your admission? THEN CALL THIS NUMBER; 08142904354, HE IS A COLONEL AND WORKS AT NDA KADUNA, HE ACTUALLY HELPED AND SOME OTHER PERSONS GET ADMISSION INTO NIGERIA DEFENCE ACADEMY(NDA) AND AM SURE HE CAN STILL BE OF HELP TO SOME PEOPLE THAT NEEDS IT. COLONEL NUMBER; 08142904354

    You can REGISTER FREE ONLINE ON; http://www.NDA.EDU.NG
    GOOD LUCK

    Queen Ashley OLANIYI.
    klgkng

  2. queenashley
    July 11, 2015 at 4:47 pm

    ADMISSION INTO NIGERIA DEFENCE ACADEMY KADUNA(NDA) 67TH REGULAR COURSE 2015/16. CALL; MAJ-GEN.PAUL 08142904354
    http://www.nda.edu.ng

    Are you looking for admission into NDA, the gate way to generalship? Are you hoping to get some one to back you up and help you out with your admission? THEN CALL THIS NUMBER; 08142904354, HE IS A COLONEL AND WORKS AT NDA KADUNA, HE ACTUALLY HELPED AND SOME OTHER PERSONS GET ADMISSION INTO NIGERIA DEFENCE ACADEMY(NDA) AND AM SURE HE CAN STILL BE OF HELP TO SOME PEOPLE THAT NEEDS IT. COLONEL NUMBER; 08142904354

    You can REGISTER FREE ONLINE ON; http://www.NDA.EDU.NG
    GOOD LUCK

    Queen Ashley OLANIYI.
    ..,c,c

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