realnas:
patria sisu made in finland

lionel4power:
abeg bros let just allow the matter to die.
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even observing my initial post clearly you'll see that its a simple apolitical statement with no side intention to rubbish anyone or party.
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my subsequent post was to justify it.
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me I don't dabble into politics or start taking sides with any political party even here on nairaland. many people will attest to that.
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my grievance is that how come oga henry quickly tagged my post as political (which it isnt by the way) and attacked it.
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the object of the post was to focus on the t 129 attack and how Nigeria lost out in acquiring it.

oga @henry240 abeg we all needs to chill Nigeria is already tense as it is, people are not seeing the dividends of their vote.

overhypedsteve:
Oga Henry started condemning the administration before it came to power, he regarded all the accusations of corruption made on top officers of the past administration as baseless, he is rarely seen making comments commending the present administration on its successes in the anti terror campaign and he would have us believe he is not partisan but championing the rule of law.
May God help us.

Nigerian made drone beside the test runway.

rugged7:
Utter RUBBISH

We let this matter die, now you are resurrecting it with extreme prejudice

Oga Henry has been relatively even-handed in most of his analysis

Why is it that when someone doesn't worship una demi-God he automatically becomes a target?

As far as i recall, a 6 months Blietzkreig under Jonathan neutralized most of the threat.

Buhari is doing his best as he knows how but i still have not seen him buy any weapons or equipment

All equipment being used now are from the previous administration

If you keep going along this path of propounding a political argument, u will destroy this blog

By the way, i thought the plan for command and control was for the service chief to be based in maiduguri?

Why are they sill not based there 1 year after??

All these smoke and mirrors sef

Henry240:
Off topic


AK-104..... So cool!

Fynline:



Like you follow itcsf_russia on instagram

Fynline:




Like you follow itcsf_russia on instagram

Henry240:


edition.cnn.com/2016/04/25/africa/nigeria-chibok-girls-boko-haram-sambisa-forest/index.html?sr=cnnitw




Can you/anyone extract the photos in this link, I'm having difficulties doing that.

Fynline:

Using snipping tools

Henry240:


edition.cnn.com/2016/04/25/africa/nigeria-chibok-girls-boko-haram-sambisa-forest/index.html?sr=cnnitw




Can you/anyone extract the photos in this link, I'm having difficulties doing that.

Henry240:


Use any tool with won't damage the quality and size of the photos,if you can.

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hv03_2By9Hs

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMmc3K1F-N8

gottfried21:
I legit sat here for a solid 5 minutes trying to figure out what kind of VSAT system these soldiers were operating *Facepalm*


Namibian soldiers charging their cellphones

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAwJxqOecgE

gottfried21:
I legit sat here for a solid 5 minutes trying to figure out what kind of VSAT system these soldiers were operating *Facepalm*


Namibian soldiers charging their cellphones

Desert Wolf Mobile feild kicthens being supplied to the SANDF, Namibian DF and Angolan Army

The Namibian Defence Force has taken delivery of an additional six Boma 250 man mobile field kitchens from Desert Wolf. Hennie Kieser, managing director of Desert Wolf, told defenceWeb that a total of more than 48 units is needed in order to complete the project. The six field kitchens were ordered in September last year. An initial batch of six were delivered in early 2015 under a R4 million contract.

Kieser told defenceWeb that Desert Wolf is currently in discussion with Angola over the Boma 250 man field kitchen. The Angolan military has a requirement for around 50 units. “Once the final project costing and contract negotiations have been completed we will start with their systems,” he said.

Desert Wolf and OTT Solutions were recently awarded a contract for the 15 person field cooking unit component of Project Teamster, which aims to replace the South African National Defence Force’s field cooking capability. Desert Wolf and OTT will be delivering 158 of these complete systems during the next 13 months.

gottfried21:
I legit sat here for a solid 5 minutes trying to figure out what kind of VSAT system these soldiers were operating *Facepalm*


Namibian soldiers charging their cellphones

xwolverine:


done