The caption and the story of the original post are all falsehood. The young man in the picture is wearing a rank of Airman First Class and not even qualified for pilot school. In addition, most pilots in USA air-force graduate from air force academy or other academies including pilot school. The 19 year dude is two steps above a recruit.

stephenduru:
David Imoh Umoette, a 19 year old from Awa in Onna LGA of Akwa Ibom State, has broken the record as the youngest Nigerian to ever fly the SQUADRON FLIGHT 331 of the American Air Force.

David Umoette joined the American Air Force in 2016 at the age of 17 in Houston Texas, where he was born.He had his training in Lackland Air Force base, in the USA. David is the son of Mr. Aniekan Tim Umoette, who works in United States Law enforcements and Department of State Security personnel, and holds a Bsc in criminology and masters degree in Healthcare Management from the prestigious American Intercontinental University. Mr. Tim is the founder of Mboho Mkparawa Ibibio in the United States of America.

Congratulations to him


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/12/19-year-old-nigerian-david-imoh-umoette.html

Our work boys would now come after his pictures because he's now famous in the US.
If you know you know �

i knew this can't be Nigerian airforce because they will never allow a young southerner to join the airforce at that age except he is fulani

paiz:
We have talented young people just that our leaders are talented criminals

if you think our problem in this country is just about Leaders, sorry to say but you need to come down from your delusions

Congrats Bro.

Congrats to him.

Uglymugg:


Word.

I mean...can you imagine that? The Nigerian system was deliberately built to fail; let's understand this.

Vega100:

if you think our problem in this country is just about Leaders, sorry to say but you need to come down from your delusions

like the leaders are whisked from thin air...We lack identity, ideology, ethos as a people. The problem of Nigeria are Nigerians themselves.

omooba969:


That's why Nigerians need to vote for better options, NOT to keep voting for these rogues who parade themselves as politicians.

well, that's not the whole solution but definitely a step in the right direction.

How we cud jst gather all dis our useless leaders in one place and kill dem, bomb dem to death
From obj,buhari,atiku,tinubu,saraki, and all dem

Make nigeria still breath
God is dis too much to ask
I tire

Ehiscotch:
When people join the military abroad, they see it as a means to serve the people and their family is proud of them; down here it is seen as a job opportunity and a means to oppress people - ordinary Road safety will be forming demi god because him wear uniform.

If dem gbab you ehn, omo e no go funny o...dem go ask for everything till you tire!!!

omooba969:


That's why Nigerians need to vote for better options, NOT to keep voting for these rogues who parade themselves as politicians.

Here comes the guy that thinks his vote is going to fix everything.

He thinks there's some magic behind voting the "right person."

As if he knows a humans true intent.

paiz:
We have talented young people just that our leaders are talented criminals

This is my quote of the Year for 2018

BlaqCoffee109:
I mean...can you imagine that? The Nigerian system was deliberately built to fail; let's understand this.

I don't even want to think about anymore before I fall into another bout of depression.

ezenwajosh:



That's all you could make out of the POST

Dehm NIGERIANS

Yes that's all.Choke on a bomb

Uglymugg:


I don't even want to think about anymore before I fall into another bout of depression.

really...

BlaqCoffee109:
really...

The worst part is that there's no solution to Nigeria's problem.

We can't revolt 'causes it's not in our blood. Even if it were, we're too occupied with media and entertainment of today to even do something like that.

Suffering and smiling, etched into our DNA.

and that is how they will be using Africans and Nigerians precisely .

Uglymugg:


The worst part is that there's no solution to Nigeria's problem.

We can't revolt 'causes it's not in our blood. Even if it were, we're too occupied with media and entertainment of today to even do something like that.

Suffering and smiling, etched into our DNA.

who says... revolution mustn't always be bloody. First things first, the state of the mind...the youthful population need to be re-orientated. We need to start asking questions and making demands for accountability...we need to start being Nation conscious...we need a re-birth.Granted there must be sacrifices...from the old order for our Nation to survive....it's all in the hands of the youth.

BlaqCoffee109:
who says... revolution mustn't always be bloody. First things first, the state of the mind...the youthful population need to be re-orientated. We need to start asking questions and making demands for accountability...we need to start being Nation conscious...we need a re-birth.Granted there must be sacrifices...from the old order for our Nation to survive....it's all in the hands of the youth.

The youths of today? No. The youth's 10 year's from now? Maybe. I say this as a youth myself.

stephenduru:
David Imoh Umoette, a 19 year old from Awa in Onna LGA of Akwa Ibom State, has broken the record as the youngest Nigerian to ever fly the SQUADRON FLIGHT 331 of the American Air Force.

David Umoette joined the American Air Force in 2016 at the age of 17 in Houston Texas, where he was born.He had his training in Lackland Air Force base, in the USA. David is the son of Mr. Aniekan Tim Umoette, who works in United States Law enforcements and Department of State Security personnel, and holds a Bsc in criminology and masters degree in Healthcare Management from the prestigious American Intercontinental University. Mr. Tim is the founder of Mboho Mkparawa Ibibio in the United States of America.

Congratulations to him


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/12/19-year-old-nigerian-david-imoh-umoette.html

^^^^^
^^^^^
Congratulations to the BIG U.S. Airman
of Nigerian-American descent!

He's got striking facial looks with his father... only much
taller. His father is the founder of an Ibibio
socio-cultural association in Texas, so how can anyone
say the 19-year-old military airman is not a
Nigerian?


Many U.S. - born Nigerians from my interactions
still feel a sense of connection to their ancestries
on conscious and subconscious levels.


During the 1990 1st Gulf War under the iconic President
George W. Bush Snr, a lot of Nigerian-Americans started
featuring more in active foreign combat missions for the US.

I had friends and family who featured in
those military operations with the Marine Corps
starting from the late 1980s right into Operations
Desert Shield and Desert Storm in 1990 leading right up when Iraqi troops were bombarded out of
Kuwait by the Allied Forces under the command of the iconic German-American, US. Army General
Norman Schwarzkopf, who has since passed on.


Some Nigerian-Americans died in active
combat in Iraq from 2004... but that's the
way it is... a call to war!


All the best to David Imoh
Umoette!

Uglymugg:



The youths of today? No. The youth's 10 year's from now? Maybe. I say this as a youth myself.

let's stay positive and hopeful...let's be the change we need... Nigeria go beta one day

iphanyiuma:
Akwa ibom Amaka

actually its ibibio amaka

I wish you long life and God's protection.

wow

naijamerican:


Shaddap. All the talent that Nigeria wastes every year and your form your useless mouth to condemn this fine young man.

Useless mouth is first to call and refer to useful mouth as being useless. Enjoy your useless mouth.

Only in abroad that you can showcase your talent, definitely not here in Nigeria.

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