upko1:

Another camouflage?

Nop the camouflage is not new. they came together with AFSF other camouflage.

GOC PRAISE TROOPS BRAVERY AND COMMITMENT


Troops of 7 Division Nigerian Army have been urged to remain focused, disciplined and committed to duties while routing out insurgents in the North East. The Acting General Officer Commanding (GOC) 7 Division Nigerian Army, Brigadier General Victor Ezugwu stated this while on 3 days operational tour of formations and units within 7 Division Area of Responsibility (AOR).

General Ezugwu while addressing troops of 121 Task Force Battalion Pulka, commended them for the successes recorded by the unit in crushing the Boko Haram Terrorists (BHT) in their locations. He further assured troops that logistics needed for the sustenance of the ongoing operation will be provided. He added that the military is the strength of any nation and urged them to remain dedicated to duty while assuring them that, their efforts will never be in vain.

The Acting GOC thereafter proceeded to Headquarters 26 Task Force Brigade Gwoza where he was received by the Chief of Staff Colonel Mohammed Idris Lawal on behalf of the Commander. General Ezugwu addressed the troops and used the forum to commend them for the good job during Operation Crackdown. He also delivered goodwill message of the Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Tukur Yusuf Buratai for their dedication and hardwork. He further urged them to maintain the fighting spirit in order to achieve the desired end result.

The Acting GOC also visited ‘A’ Company of 143 Rangers Battalion where he commended the troops for their readiness and alertness. He implored the battalion to continue to maintain constant aggressive patrols and ambushes in order to keep the roads safe for commuters traveling from Adamawa State to Gwoza in Borno State.

Similarly, the Acting GOC visited Headquarters 28 Task Force Brigade Mubi Adamawa State where he was received and briefed on their activities by the Brigade Commander Brigadier General Felix Omoigui. General Ezugwu and entourage thereafter proceeded to Bitta where he commended the gallant troops of 114 Task Force Battalion for their steadfastness and doggedness. He charged the troops to continue their routine activities until BHT are completely routed. While in Mubi, the Acting GOC paid a courtesy visit to His Royal Highest the Emir of Mubi Dr Abubakar Isa Ahmadu. In his remarks, General Ezugwu thanked the Emir for his invaluable support to 28 Task Force Brigade and the military in the fight against terrorism. He further sought for more support and useful information to assist security agencies.

The Acting GOC also visited Headquarters 25 Task Force Brigade Damboa where he was received by the Chief of Staff Colonel Louis Lepdung. He praised the troop for their commitment and support during Operation Crackdown. He further stated that, Nigerians are singing praises of the Nigerian Army for their good work. He used the forum to commend them for the successes recorded so far by way of crushing the insurgents within areas of responsibility. General Ezugwu also paid similar visit troop at Askira/Uba and Chibok.

On his way back to Maiduguri, General Ezugwu also visited troops of 251 and 81 Battalions Bulabulin where he had interaction with the Commanding Officers and soldiers of the units. He tasked them to be more vigilant and professional in discharging their constitutional duties, securing their areas of responsibilities and safeguarding Maiduaguri - Damboa - Biu Road.
During the visit, the Acting GOC was also accompanied by the Commander Military Police Colonel Aliyu Ahmed, Deputy Director 7 Division Army Public Relations Colonel Mustapha Anka and Chief of Staff 7 Division Intelligence Command Lieutenant Colonel Amidu Lawal.

In view of the importance of the visit, you are please requested to inform the public.

Thanks for your usual cooperation.

Colonel Mustapha Anka
Deputy Director
Army Public Relations

UPDATE ON OPERATION LAFIYA DOLE: TROOPS KILL 10 BOKO HARAM TERRORISTS AND ARREST 2

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Troops of 3 Battalion, 22 Task Force Brigade on Friday 10th June 2016, based on information received that Boko Haram terrorists elements earlier dislodged at Chukungudu and Hausari villages during a recent clearance operations, were migrating towards Muska village in Gamboru Ngala Local Government Area, conducted fighting patrol operations in the general area. During the encounter, the troops killed 10 Boko Haram terrorists, captured 2 alive and rescued a woman with her baby that were held hostages by the terrorists.

The troops also recovered several equipment, arms and ammunition that include 6 AK-47 rifle magazines, 56 rounds of 7.62m (Special) rounds of ammunitions, 1 bundle of detonating cord, a Manual on how to prepare Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) 2 rifle magazine pouches, a Techno IPad, a Nokia mobile telephone handset and 1 Gionee mobile telephone handset.

Others include 1 Digital Multimetre, 6 SIM cards, 3 Memory cards and 1 Airtel Modem containing memory card also. The troops also recovered a wristwatch, 2 Islamic books, an empty bag and 2 Motorcycles.

The captured terrorists are undergoing preliminary interrogation , while rescued woman and her child are receiving necessary attention pending onward movement to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) Camp.

Similarly, another element of the Battalion also conducted another fighting patrol to Wumbi village based on received information on the presence of remnants of Boko Haram terrorists in the area. The patrol team recovered 157 rounds of 7.62mm (NATO) ammunition and 37 rounds of 7.62mm (Special) ammunition.

In a related development, troops of 22 Brigade Garrison intercepted 15 IDPs, all male adults, approaching Dikwa from Mudu Kasa village. They revealed that some Boko Haram terrorists occasionally visit and terrorise their village and forcefully collect food and valuables. They further alleged that the terrorists came in numbers with some of them holding AK-47 rifles, while others wield machetes.

As part of the troops mandate of facilitating humanitarian assistance by both Governmental and Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) to the IDPs, troops also provided security to International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) same day. The troops provided security to the ICRC’s contractors sinking 5 boreholes around Dikwa IDP camp. They troops would continue to provide the needed security to facilitate humanitarian assistance and activities in the area.

Thank you for your usual and kind cooperation.

Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman
Acting Director Army Public Relations

#CTCION PICTURES

A List Of Senior Army Officers Compulsorily Retired In Nigeria


Maj Gen Mobolaji Koleoso
Maj. General TC Ude
Maj Gen SD Aliyu
Maj Gen LC Ilo
Maj Gen PAT Akem 
Maj Gen IN Ijoma
Maj. Gen O Ejimai
Maj Gen ED Atewe
Maj. General Letam Wiwa -Younger brother of murdered Environmental Rights activist and author, Ken Saro-Wiwa
Maj. Gen FO Alli
Maj. General MY Ibrahim
Brigadier Gen D Abdusalam
Brigadier General MG Ali
Brigadier General AI Onibasa
Brigadier Gen. Mustapha Onoyiveta
Brigadier General Bright Fiboinumama
Brigadier General GO Agachi
Brigadier General Okonkwo
Brig Gen Bashir Mormoni
Brig Gen AH Sa’ad -Former ADC to late President Musa Yar'adua
Brig Gen IMD Lawson
Brig Gen Koko Essien
Brig Gen Ogidi
Brig Gen LN Bello 
Brig. General PE Ekpeyong
Brig Gen Oyefesobi
Col. Ojogbane Adegbe –ADC to former President Goodluck Jonathan
Col. CK Ukoha
Col. Tonye F Minimah –Younger brother of former Chief of Army Staff, LT. General Kenneth Minimah
Col DR Hassan
Col FD Kayode
Col OU Nwankwo
Col. MA Suleiman
Col. Audu
Col. Nicholas Achinze  -Dasuki’s ADC
Lt. Col GC Nyekwu
Lt Col TE Arigbe
Lt. Col C Enechukwu
Lt. Col TO Oladuntoye
Lt. Col CO Amadi
Lt. Col Adimoha
Lt. Col DB Dazang
Lt. Col OC Egemode
Lt. Col Baba Ochankpa
Lt. Col A Mohammed
Lt. Col AS Mohammed
Major TA Williams


We could not ascertain the exact number of officers involved but defense sources claim there are at least 60 plus officers on the list.
these us shocking.. . ...

– A key figure responsible for recruitment to the Boko Haram Islamist sect was apprehended this week – The man, who also supplied weapons and explosives to the deadly group, made three of his kids join the jihadists Boko Haram’s capabilities have suffered a major blow, as suspected top recruiter was arrested in Borno on June 7, NAN reports. The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) said the 56-year-old Boko Haram kingpin was busted in Mussa village, Aski Uba local government area of Borno state. “Our men have made remarkable progress by arresting a Boko Haram kingpin, who was said to be a recruiter, as well as supplier of arms and IEDs [improvised explosive devices – NAIJ.com] to Boko Haram terrorists. “He confessed that his three children were also arrow heads of the Boko Haram sect,” Ibrahim Abdullahi, the commandant of the NSCDC in Borno, said. The NSCDC handed the suspect over to the Nigerian army for further investigation.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/857490-good-news-defence-corps-arrest-top-boko-haram-recruiter-borno.html

iblawi:
– A key figure responsible for recruitment to the Boko Haram Islamist sect was apprehended this week – The man, who also supplied weapons and explosives to the deadly group, made three of his kids join the jihadists Boko Haram’s capabilities have suffered a major blow, as suspected top recruiter was arrested in Borno on June 7, NAN reports. The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) said the 56-year-old Boko Haram kingpin was busted in Mussa village, Aski Uba local government area of Borno state. “Our men have made remarkable progress by arresting a Boko Haram kingpin, who was said to be a recruiter, as well as supplier of arms and IEDs [improvised explosive devices – NAIJ.com] to Boko Haram terrorists. “He confessed that his three children were also arrow heads of the Boko Haram sect,” Ibrahim Abdullahi, the commandant of the NSCDC in Borno, said. The NSCDC handed the suspect over to the Nigerian army for further investigation.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/857490-good-news-defence-corps-arrest-top-boko-haram-recruiter-borno.html

Honestly I most commend security agents i:e DSS,military intelligence,NPF and now the NSCDC are now involved in the north eastern fronts bursting BH kingpins, am impressed.

Last week a sleeper cell meant for ISIS recruitment was busted in Kano by DSS. God speed in all our field operations.

T-72 GURUUS.......

bidexiii:



Honestly I most commend security agents i:e DSS,military intelligence,NPF and now the NSCDC are now involved in the north eastern fronts bursting BH kingpins, am impressed.

Last week a sleeper cell meant for ISIS recruitment was busted in Kano by DSS. God speed in all our field operations.

I which they would do the same for herdsmen and NDA.

Iblawi1:

I which they would do the same for herdsmen and NDA.

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#BATTLE READY

Tens of Boko Haram fighters captured in Cameroonian military operation


Tens of suspected Boko Haram fighters were captured during a military operation conducted by Cameroonian forces in collaboration with Nigerian forces in the Lake Chad Basin, between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, military sources have said.

The operation which happened about a month since the arrest of Boukar Kaou, one of Boko Haram commanders, with five other Boko Haram leaders as well as over 50 of the group's fighters in Madawaya forest along the border with Nigeria on the night of May 10, helped to dismantle another Boko Haram cell along the Cameroonian border.

The assault comes after the group carried out a deadly attack on Friday last week that killed 30 Nigerien soldiers as well as two Nigerian soldiers in Bosso, southern Niger, near the border with Nigeria.

Although said to be militarily weak, the terror group that is affiliated to Islamic State organization, has multiplied cells within its zones of influence, especially in northeast Nigeria and within Sambisa forest, a natural reserve that the West African nation shares with its Cameroonian and Chadian neighbours.

Still on Tuesday night, a Boko Haram attack against fishermen left "many victims" in Hile Hifa and Darack, two islands on Lake Chad within Cameroonian territory.

Arms Scandal: Air Force To Retire AVMs, Commodores

There are strong indications that the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) will, any moment from now, sack some of its senior officers over their indictment in the $2.1 billion arms procurement scandal and other corruptionrelated offences. New Telegraph’s investigation revealed that the NAF has already compiled the list of the senior officers to be given the boot, in the coming days.

Highly placed military sources said the looming retirement will pave the way for the officers’ prosecution by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), which has since been investigating some of the indicted officers.

The Air Force will be toeing the line of the Nigerian Army, which announced the sacking of about 50 officers on Saturday. Some of the officers to be eased out of service, according to a source, who pleaded anonymity, include: Air Vice Marshals (AVMs) A.M. Mamu, O.T. Oguntoyinbo, T. Omenyi, J.B. Adigun, R.A. Ojuawo, and J.A. Kayode-Beckley.

The list also includes Air Cdre A.O. Ogunjobi, Air Cdre G.M.D. Gwani, Air Cdre S.O. Makinde, and Air Cdre AY Lassa. “The process on their exit from the Nigerian Air Force has been concluded. What is left is formal announcement of their disengagement.

There is no way the indicted officers can stay in the force when they are being tried for corruption cases in court. “Some of them have been arrested by the EFCC and kept in custody. Some of them have been detained at a military formation. So, there is no way they can be in the service.

There are other officers whose names were not in the list of indicted officers made public by the audit panel, but they have been found culpable in corruptionrelated offences. “From feelers, there are about 40 officers to be retired including eight AVMs. I’m sure they will all be retired this month,” a senior officer in the know told New Telegraph.

The affected senior officers were indicted in the report of the presidential audit of the arms procurement between 2007 and 2015. Other officers indicted by the 13-man panel are Maj-Gen. ER Chioba (Rtd), AVM I.A. Balogun (Rtd), AVM A.G. Tsakr (Rtd), and AVM A.G. Idowu (Rtd).

The serving officers were indicted along with three former Chiefs of Air Staff (CAS), namely Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh (rtd), the immediate past Chief of Defence Staff (CDS); Air Marshal MD Umar (Rtd), who has opted for an out-of-court settlement in the N4.8 billion alleged fraud, as well as Air Marshal Adesola Amosu.

It was further gathered that any of the officers, who may be convicted, upon prosecution, will go to jail losing their rank. Until now, it was learnt that the indicted officers, who are still in service, were made to sign attendance register twice daily at the Air Force headquarters in Abuja, to indicate that they still resume normal duties on all working days.

AVM Oguntoyinbo, the Chief of Training and Operations of Nigerian Air Force, was remanded in Kuje Prison on June 2, for allegedly receiving N166 million bribe from NAF contractor, Société D’ Equipments Internationaux Nigeria Limited,in the course of performing his official duty.

Oguntoyinbo, who is being prosecuted by the EFCC, allegedly accepted the gift from the contractor through the account of his company, Spaceweb Integrated Services Limited, kept with Wema Bank Plc. Both AVMs J.B. Adigun and R.A. Ojuawo have been arrested by the EFCC over the arms contracts.

Adigun was Chief of Account and Budget of NAF. There were reports that houses belonging to Adigun had been confiscated by the EFCC. AVM Ojuawo, the Air Officer Commanding (AOC), Tactical Air Command, Makurdi, Benue State, was arrested by EFCC operatives at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, on his way to Germany recently.

Ojuawo was arrested while in the entourage of the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Gabriel Olonisakin, who was travelling to attend a meeting of the United States Africa Command in Germany. Ojuawo served as Director of Operations under Amosu, who is also being investigated by the EFCC over the arms deal.

The EFCC is investigating the officers over 10 NAF contracts totalling $930,500,690 awarded to Societe D’ Equipments Internationaux (SEI) Nig Ltd. between January 2014 and February 2015. According to the report of the 13-man panel, the award letters contained misleading delivery dates, suggesting fraudulent intent in the award process.

Operatives are also grilling them over the procurement of two used Mi-24V Helicopters instead of the recommended Mi-35M series at the cost of $136,944,000. The helicopters were discovered to be excessively priced and not operationally airworthy at the time of delivery.

The arms probe panel established that a brand new unit of Mi-24V Helicopter goes for about $30 million. The helicopters were delivered without rotor blades and upgrade accessories. The officers are also being grilled over the procurement of four used Alpha-Jets for the NAF at the cost of $7,180,000.

Whereas NAF paid for four used Alpha-Jets, the panel confirmed that only two of the Alpha-Jet aircraft were ferried to Nigeria after cannibalisation of engines from NAF fleet. This is contrary to the written assertion of Amosu to the former National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki that all the four procured Alpha-Jets aircraft were delivered to the NAF.

They are also being investigated in the procurement of 36D6 Low Level Air Defence Radar for NAF, which was awarded to GAT Techno Dynamics Ltd in April 2014 at the cost of $33 million. The arms panel averred that the radars were excessively priced as a complete set of such radars goes for $6 million.

It was established that $2 million from the proceeds was transferred to Mono Marine Corporation Nig Ltd, which is jointly owned by some principal characters in the deal. Meanwhile, the Nigerian Army has sacked about 50 officers, who were either found to have shown partisanship during the 2014 governorship elections in Ekiti and Osun states, or indicted by the arms probe panel.

The list of officers sacked included former Aide-de-Camps (ADCs) to late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua and ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Brig.-Gen. Mustapha Onoiveta and Col. Ojogbane Adegbe. The Commander, Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), Major General Mobolaji Adeleke Koleoso, top the list of the retired Army officers.

Maj. General Letam Wiwa, the younger brother of late environmental rights activist and author, Ken Saro-Wiwa, was among those retired. Col. Tonye F Minimah, who is a younger brother of former Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Kenneth Minimah, was also affected.

So also was Col. Nicholas Achinze, who served as the ADC to the former National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd). While justifying the sack, the Army, in a statement by its spokesman, Col. Sani Usman, said: “Their retirement was based on Service exigencies. It should be recalled that not too long ago, some officers were investigated for being partisan during the 2015 general elections."

#CTION PICTURES.....

TROOPS REPEL ATTACK ON THEIR LOCATION


Troops of 121 Task Force Battalion, 26 Task Force Brigade, yesterday Sunday 12th June 2016, successfully repelled an attack on their location by suspected Boko Haram terrorists at Pulka.

The terrorists who came through Banki axis of Sambisa forest, attempted to inflict damage on our troops. But the vigilant soldiers rose to the occasion and dealt decisively with the terrorists by killing 6 of them.

They also recovered 1 Fabrique Nationale (FN) rifle with registration number 167229, two belts of 148 rounds of 7.62mm (NATO) ammunition and 1 FN rifle magazine loaded with 7.62mm ammunition (Special). The troops also blew up 3 Vehicles laden with Improvised Explosives Device (VBIEDs).

Unfortunately, 5 soldiers sustained various degrees of injuries during the attack. They have been moved to the unit’s Medical Reception Station for treatment.

Thank you for your usual and kind cooperation.

Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman
Acting Director Army Public Relations

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TROOPS REPEL ATTACK ON THEIR LOCATION


Troops of 121 Task Force Battalion, 26 Task Force Brigade, yesterday Sunday 12th June 2016, successfully repelled an attack on their location by suspected Boko Haram terrorists at Pulka.

The terrorists who came through Banki axis of Sambisa forest, attempted to inflict damage on our troops. But the vigilant soldiers rose to the occasion and dealt decisively with the terrorists by killing 6 of them.

They also recovered 1 Fabrique Nationale (FN) rifle with registration number 167229, two belts of 148 rounds of 7.62mm (NATO) ammunition and 1 FN rifle magazine loaded with 7.62mm ammunition (Special). The troops also blew up 3 Vehicles laden with Improvised Explosives Device (VBIEDs).

Unfortunately, 5 soldiers sustained various degrees of injuries during the attack. They have been moved to the unit’s Medical Reception Station for treatment.

Thank you for your usual and kind cooperation.

Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman
Acting Director Army Public Relations

hmmmmm
dat guy looks like his brain took a hit from a .50cal HMG or sniper rifle.

He looks disturbingly like a Nigerian soldier, fatigues proper military boots etc.. If so perhaps the picture should be removed?

giles14:
hmmmmm
dat guy looks like his brain took a hit from a .50cal HMG or sniper rifle.

giles14:
hmmmmm
dat guy looks like his brain took a hit from a .50cal HMG or sniper rifle.

Nothing less than that........

SergeAlain:
He looks disturbingly like a Nigerian soldier, fatigues proper military boots etc.. If so perhaps the picture should be removed?

His a fucken militant in our forces camouflage uniform.

giles14:
hmmmmm
dat guy looks like his brain took a hit from a .50cal HMG or sniper rifle.

What did they hit those vehicles with........ am beginning to think the army is no releasing actual info on bht killed .....and all that destroyed only one rifle gotten.....

Stephandeswardt:


What did they hit those vehicles with........ am beginning to think the army is no releasing actual info on bht killed .....and all that destroyed only one rifle gotten.....

Six dead BHT, 1 Fabrique Nationale (FN) rifle ,two belts of 148 rounds of 7.62mm (NATO) ammunition ,1 FN rifle magazine loaded with 7.62mm and they blew up 3 VBIED's....

What happened to the remaining riffles of six dead BHT. Did the six BHT came in 3 VBIED'S, did some BHT retreated....
Information not well detailed and pictures do not tell actual event......

Nigerian Army lost a trick by not going for digital camouflage. That same uniform if not stolen from army stocks is available to buy from the famous Chinese wholesale/retail site.

I also want to hope that the Nigerian government monitors the use of ammonium nitrate given to farmers, especially in the north. Apart from the use of shells by the terrorists, fertilisers remains the prominent ingredient in IEDs.
I think the whole subregion/countries suffering should also consider this. It's a First Step, if missed to control their use of IEDs!

SergeAlain:
He looks disturbingly like a Nigerian soldier, fatigues proper military boots etc.. If so perhaps the picture should be removed?

well dats not a Nigeria soldier

CAPTURED SUSPECTED BHT /#CION PICTURES...

BlackBaron:
Nigerian Army lost a trick by not going for digital camouflage. That same uniform if not stolen from army stocks is available to buy from the famous Chinese wholesale/retail site.

I also want to hope that the Nigerian government monitors the use of ammonium nitrate given to farmers, especially in the north. Apart from the use of shells by the terrorists, fertilisers remains the prominent ingredient in IEDs.
I think the whole subregion/countries suffering should also consider this. It's a First Step, if missed to control their use of IEDs!

Our defense HQ/industry should by now be producing camouflage/uniforms used by our armed forces. By so doing militant access to getting these wears from the Chinese black market will be greatly limited.

Fertilizer and it's ingredients has being totally banned in the north eastern states. That is why farm/agriculture in those conflicts area has being totally altered.

Nigerian Colonel wins 6 awards, emerges best graduand at U.S. War College


A Nigerian Army officer, Charles Nengite, a colonel, at the weekend, beat 380 other postgraduate students to the top position at the U.S. War College (USAWC), Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
The information was obtained from the college website, posted on Monday.
Mr. Nengite’s performance was the best by any foreigner in 38 years in the college, the information added.
In one of several letters conveying his choice for the various awards, the Commandant of the college, Maj.-Gen. William Rapp, described Mr. Nengite’s performance as “arguably one of the best in the international fellows programmes at the USAWC”.
Mr. Rapp also said at the graduation ceremony of the college that Nigeria should be proud of Mr. Nengite and his compatriot in the Masters of Strategic Studies class, Col. Timothy Shipi.
He said “Shipi performed brilliantly”.
The breakdown obtained from the school’s website indicated that at the graduation of the 2015 class, Col. Nengite bagged six awards for outstanding performance in different courses.
He earned the Distinguished Graduate award reserved for the top five fellows in his class of 381 and also the Commandant’s award for distinction in research.


Mr. Nengite also received the USAWC recognition award for innovation in SHARP – Sexual Harassment and Response Programme and articulated a seminal paper – “I am your friend campaign’’ – strategy under the SHARP.
SHARP is considered of significant importance to the U.S. Army.
Mr. Nengite also received the 2nd best speaker award in the speaking competition in the 2016 class made up of 302 Americans and 79 other nationals in 73 other countries.
The Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army, Gen. Mark Milley, who presided over the ceremony, told the audience that graduands of the college proceeded to occupy strategic leadership positions.
The USAWC was founded in 1901 to specifically cater for the strategic leadership training needs of the U.S. military.
Some of the prominent servicemen who had gone through USAWC in the past were President Muhammadu Buhari, Collin Powell, Dwight Eisenhower, George Patton and Norman Schwarzkopf.

SergeAlain:
He looks disturbingly like a Nigerian soldier, fatigues proper military boots etc.. If so perhaps the picture should be removed?

No, the Nigerian Army doesn't allow soldiers grow their hair. Look at his hair.

#RANDOM PICTURES........

AFSF bagde

bidexiii:


Our defense HQ/industry should by now be producing camouflage/uniforms used by our armed forces. By so doing militant access to getting these wears from the Chinese black market will be greatly limited.

Fertilizer and it's ingredients has being totally banned in the north eastern states. That is why farm/agriculture in those conflicts area has being totally altered.

Nigerian uniforms, all the new ones are made in Nigeria. They are produced in 3 factories across Lagos and Ogun. None is imported.

DEATHMACHINE:
AFSF bagde

@deathmachine tnks for these badge. Av being looking for how to get it. Tnks a million...!!!!!!

Henry240:


Nigerian uniforms, all the new ones are made in Nigeria. They are produced in 3 factories across Lagos and Ogun. None is imported.

Wow.....thats good news to hear....