Sorry Tony, but I don't agree with you on this.
The tensioners are fine, the upper tensioners do fail but they make a noise when they do, giving you early warning. According to Billcar (The independant YD25 experts in the UK) the lower tensioners never fail.
The D22 up to 2005 in the UK was fitted with exactly the same setup EXCEPT the lower chain was a duplex. These models very rarely have timing chain issues.
Nissan in their wisdom (and obviously to save costs) when they built the D40 used a single row lower chain driving the duplex upper chain. The lower chain stretches resulting in the lower tensioner extending beyond its operational limits.
Not having had mine fail nor the opportunity to examine numerous examples, the only information I have is the reports here on this forum and what I've gathered by talking to mechanics who have worked on these engines.
There are a great many more Navaras than we have members in this forum, so what we have here is just a small sample. While it's true that people are more likely to visit a forum such as this if they have a problem (compared to the chance of visiting if there's nothing wrong - if there's no reason to look for info, why look at all) I don't think what we see here is truly representative of the car as a whole. This means that sometimes we'll see a trend that we've correctly identified right across the range - for example, vac hoses or solenoids, weak front diffs) and other times we won't.
That was the whole point of this thread - to try and gather information and see if there IS a specific area that causes problems. Judging from the feedback received, those tensioners look like an issue, as do the choice of oil filter. In reality it's anecdotal evidence - which can provide somewhat of a case, and give people a guide as to where to look or things they might do to reduce risks.
If I was asked specifically what I'd do to reduce risks - based on what I've learned in this thread - I'd say "always use a genuine filter and regularly change your oil with a good quality oil".