As the beacon of the region and the only South East Asian nation to attain First World status, the Republic of Nyamar is held in high esteem.
While the neighbouring countries are still deeply stuck with Third World challenges, Nyamar is today the pride of the region.
No kleptocracy, no blackouts, no leaders with fake degrees, no rear talents, no sex scandals and no racial and religious strife.
One of the major reasons why the Republic of Nyamar has done so well could be the strategic deployment of experienced military men to key leadership roles in the private sector and government agencies.
From newspaper publishing to shipping, from rail network to the national football association, Minister to the Speaker of Parliament, the Generals have done remarkably well.
They must be.
The report cards say so.
These report cards are confidential though, like some salaries in Nyamar.
Is this model of public administration exportable you think?
Many countries struggle due to the lack of good leadership and this hampers their progress across the entire spectrum of public administration.
The world watches the Republic of Nyamar in awe.
PM Aung San Suu Keow shares frankly,
The best is yet to come.
Lieutenant General Jin Jia Lat
Reports that my newspaper publishing company is THE worst performing company on the stock exchange is grossly untrue. I demand a recount.
Major General Than Tua Lui
I have spent 20 years managing resources in the Nyamar Army. No task is too big for me. I look forward to heading Nyamar Airlines next.
Brigadier General Ping Kee Lee
My father told me I was born to lead. I was skeptical initially but I believe him now. Don’t be fooled by the way I walk.
Major General Chanchun Singh
For someone with no experience, it is heartening that I am imparting tips to successful businessmen today. Not bad for someone who aspired to be a librarian ya?
Nyamar High! Go Nyamar!
Apt tagline for their NDP this year.
A dozen or so new Generals are being prepared to be unleashed soon..
