...........“The military has taken a lot of bashing from everywhere but all of us know what we are going through. Somebody rightly said that what is happening with Boko Haram is a declaration of war. I want to say that when nations go to war, all elements of National power including the media join hands to fight the war together”.

“The military is not omnipotent, the military is not omnipresent; are you expecting the military to go and drop a bomb that cost $15, 000 on two people. Let us not give the enemies of Nigeria the chance to make Nigeria become what people (enemies) wanted. We can do this by providing accurate information,” he said.

Badeh said the attitude of some Nigerians towards the war on terror suggest that they are against genuine intentions of the military to flush out the terrorists and this gives the impression that they sympathise with Boko Haram insurgency with the aim of destabilising the country.

His words, “We know that people do not like the military, but they should realise that we are the ones keeping this country together, and should avoid giving the enemies the opportunity to operate”.

Earlier, he told journalists to be guided by national interest while reporting the ongoing counter-insurgency operations in the North east saying “though you may know many things concerning the operations, you should not report things that would hurt or create panic among the people”.
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www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/insurgency-many-fifth-columnists-military-badeh/

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Ole.
What is the name of the $15000 munition in Nigeria's arsenal?

Nigerians are so ignorant. Even in a time of google. Some pips actually think ammunition are tomatoes. I had an argument with a friend last week when I told him $9m is so insignificant when it comes to arms purchase. I told him I was ashamed that a country like Nigeria should be going around the world with N10 to buy arms.
I even asked him then how many modern fighter jets we can buy with $1bn.He thought it could reach 300. I mean can one imagine. So unbelievable.

This government sef...

fun4:
...........“The military has taken a lot of bashing from everywhere but all of us know what we are going through. Somebody rightly said that what is happening with Boko Haram is a declaration of war. I want to say that when nations go to war, all elements of National power including the media join hands to fight the war together”.

“The military is not omnipotent, the military is not omnipresent; are you expecting the military to go and drop a bomb that cost $15, 000 on two people. Let us not give the enemies of Nigeria the chance to make Nigeria become what people (enemies) wanted. We can do this by providing accurate information,” he said.

Badeh said the attitude of some Nigerians towards the war on terror suggest that they are against genuine intentions of the military to flush out the terrorists and this gives the impression that they sympathise with Boko Haram insurgency with the aim of destabilising the country.

His words, “We know that people do not like the military, but they should realise that we are the ones keeping this country together, and should avoid giving the enemies the opportunity to operate”.

Earlier, he told journalists to be guided by national interest while reporting the ongoing counter-insurgency operations in the North east saying “though you may know many things concerning the operations, you should not report things that would hurt or create panic among the people”.
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www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/insurgency-many-fifth-columnists-military-badeh/

Shut the hell up Badeh!

If $15,000 is too much, then reduce the corruption in the Army and ask the President to drastically reduce the corruption by top Govt Officials and other Govt parastatals and watch how you easily save Billions of Dollars every year to carry out functions other than buying Bentleys and Private jets.

tinkinjow:
Nigerians are so ignorant. Even in a time of google. Some pips actually think ammunition are tomatoes. I had an argument with a friend last week when I told him $9m is so insignificant when it comes to arms purchase. I told him I was ashamed that a country like Nigeria should be going around the world with N10 to buy arms.
I even asked him then how many modern fighter jets we can buy with $1bn.He thought it could reach 300. I mean can one imagine. So unbelievable.

That's why Nigeria should develop her indigenous military technology which is far more cheaper and will advance in time as we involve our higher institutions in weapons development.


GEJ sit up and

#InvolveOurHigherInstitutionsInWeaponsDevelopmentAsDICONmassProduce