bidexiii:
Guys you av to watch the updates on operation Lafiya Dole, the role of drone in CION is inevitable.

From the projection shown though the video images where not of quality but it showed BHT planning to mount attack on advancing troops but through the help of a the drone an F7 came to destroyed there technicals and the remaining flee. In another video it was the same story.

Guys I urge u to download the video, it might be too large because it's a 57 minutes video but u can go for the 3GP option to save data.

Where is the 57mins video? Or are u talking about the lafiya dole update by the theatre commander?

bidexiii:
Guys you av to watch the updates on operation Lafiya Dole, the role of drone in CION is inevitable.

From the projection shown though the video images where not of quality but it showed BHT planning to mount attack on advancing troops but through the help of a the drone an F7 came to destroyed there technicals and the remaining flee. In another video it was the same story.

Guys I urge u to download the video, it might be too large because it's a 57 minutes video but u can go for the 3GP option to save data.

jelal007:
Where is the 57mins video? Or are u talking about the lafiya dole update by the theatre commander?

Which video?

jelal007:
Where is the 57mins video? Or are u talking about the lafiya dole update by the theatre commander?

Yeap I was talking about the update on operation Lafiya dole...?

AN MGL MOUNTED ON A NAF PUMA.

bidexiii:


Yeap I was talking about the update on operation Lafiya dole...?

I use wapclash 2 download youtube videos. But now,its no longer working. Which do u make use of pls? Thanks

jelal007:
I use wapclash 2 download youtube videos. But now,its no longer working. Which do u make use of pls? Thanks

I use keepvid on line or savefrom.net online downloader also.

bidexiii:
Guys you av to watch the updates on operation Lafiya Dole, the role of drone in CION is inevitable.

From the projection shown though the video images where not of quality but it showed BHT planning to mount attack on advancing troops but through the help of a the drone an F7 came to destroyed there technicals and the remaining flee. In another video it was the same story.

Guys I urge u to download the video, it might be too large because it's a 57 minutes video but u can go for the 3GP option to save data.

Where's the link?

CION

saintjoel:


Where's the link?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQ4s4D-Oq4g

Nigerian Navy promotes 73 top officers


The Nigerian Navy has approved the promotion of 73 senior officers to various higher ranks, the Director of Naval Information, Christian Ezekobe, has said.
In a statement Saturday, Mr. Ezekobe, a Rear Admiral, said the exercise saw the promotion of 15 new Rear Admirals, 39 Commodores and 19 Captains.
The 15 Commodores promoted to the rank of Rear Admiral are Commodore PA Onaji, Commodore MA Emuekpere, Commodore AB Lawal, Commodore TT Dakwat, Commodore SMD Usman, Commodore MC Okonkwo, Commodore FO Isaac, Commodore SA Adebari, Commodore OH Ngalabak, Commodore AB Adamu, Commodore OB Daji and Commodore COR Ezekobe (Director Naval Information). Other Commodores also elevated to rank of Rear Admiral are Commodore FF Ogu, Commodore AZ Gambo and Surgeon Commodore LM Adams.
The 39 Captains promoted to the rank of Commodore are Captain BM Idris, Captain I Dam, Captain AS Embuka, Captain MJI Onwuegbu, Captain AO Adepegba, Captain AA Adesope, Captain AS Olanrewaju, Captain FOY Sanusi, Captain GS Dogo, Captain SC Okeke and Captain I Zelani. Other Captains also promoted are Captain MR Balarabe, Captain DD Dangwel, Captain HG Sadiq, Captain OA Bankole, Captain LC Izu, Captain EN Lamiri, Captain DF Matthew, Captain RM Shammah, Captain IA Shettima, Captain I Abbas, Captain IE Ake, Captain SA Akinwande, Captain IM Albara, Captain CE Atebi, Captain SJ Bura and Captain USA Chugali.

The promotions also saw the elevation to the rank of Commodore of Captain OK Oluwagbire, Captain EO Ferreira, Captain MB Hassan, Captain AA Ibok, Captain B Mohammed, Captain JA Nwagu, Captain MG Oamen, Captain HD Zakaria, Captain MC Diri-Onyenma, Captain B Iyalla, Captain JO Okosun and Captain AAO Orederu.
The 19 Commanders newly promoted to the rank of Captain are Commander TT Mohammed, Commander OA Akinbami, Commander HJ Aruomaren, Commander CA Isah, Commander AO Ojebode, Commander BO Onalo, Commander A Oride, Commander MB Salisu, Commander BM Sule, Commander AA Umar, Commander AA Zubairu, Commander ZS Zuleiman, Commander IG Ikonne, Commander SI Mohammed, Commander CA Obika, Commander OA Oshatunberu, Commander KC Ozokoye, Commander JK Adediji and Commander UB Bugaje.
The promotion came hours after the army elevated 227 of its top officers.

bidexiii:


NASOC......

nigerian army special operations command

bidexiii:
COOL AIR FORCE DUDES.

cool..

Odunayaw:
cool..

baba,how far

timmykaydude:
baba,how far

ah de like igbo eba

Odunayaw:
nigerian army special operations command

okay.....

The wrecked hull of a MT-LB multipurpose armoured vehicle at Mubi, Adamawa State.

#NA BIG FOOT MRAPS.

Islamic State looks to regroup in Libya after losing Sirte


Islamic State has lost senior figures in an unsuccessful seven-month battle to defend its coastal stronghold in Libya, but there are already signs it will try to fight back through sleeper cells and desert brigades.

Libyan officials say hundreds of Islamic State militants may have escaped before the start of the battle for Sirte in May or during its early stages.

That has prompted fears of a counter-attack or insurgent campaign that could enable the militants to show they are still in business despite the rout, a heavy blow for a group that is also under intense military pressure in its core territory of Iraq and Syria.

Some cells have already been active. Islamic State is thought to be behind at least two dozen attacks or attempted attacks to the south and west of Sirte since August, said Heni Nsaibia of Menastream, a risk consultancy that monitors jihadist activity in the region.

Before May, IS was thought to have several thousand fighters stationed in Sirte - estimates of the exact number varied widely. Both leadership and rank and file had a heavy foreign presence, drawing on recruits from north and sub-Saharan Africa, according to Sirte residents and security officials in Misrata, the city that led the campaign to retake the jihadist stronghold.

Much of that force has likely been wiped out over the past seven months, with dozens killed on both sides during the heaviest days of fighting. Islamic State was targeted by nearly 500 U.S. air strikes since Aug. 1.

Local officials say a number of high-level Libyan figures perished, including preacher and commander Hassan al-Karami, and senior official Abu Walid al-Ferjani.

Foreign commanders have also died, according to messages of mourning posted on social media accounts close to the militant group, though it is unclear how far up the hierarchy they were or how important to the group's future operations, said Marco Arnaboldi, a researcher of political Islam specializing on Libya.

FEW PRISONERS

Misratan officials refused to comment on reports of Islamic State militants being killed after capture, but fighters and commanders say they took few, if any, prisoners.

Ibrahim Baitulmal, head of Misrata's military council, estimated that 1,700 jihadists' bodies had been recovered during the campaign, adding that the number killed would have been higher since the militants retrieved some of their own dead.

He said among those killed in the final days of the battle in Sirte was Abu Habib Jazrawi, a Saudi who is thought to have taken the name Abdul Qadr al-Najdi before being named as Islamic State's leader in Libya in March.

Islamic State has not announced his death. Regional media reported that Najdi was replaced in September by a Tunisian, Jalaludin Al-Tunsi, possibly appointed to carry on the fight outside Sirte. "He's one of the leaders who is going to prepare the next wave of Islamic State from south of the city," said Arnaboldi.

The jihadist group has made no secret of its plans to continue the fight, in a country still roiled by the turmoil it exploited in the past. In August, the new leader of its east Libyan branch, Abu Musab al-Farouq, said high-level figures who had escaped from Sirte were helping it regroup not far away.

In late October the head of the west Libyan branch, Abu Hudhayfah al-Muhajir, acknowledged that the group had been suffering, but said it would continue its campaign for "conquest and empowerment" and was still attracting a steady flow of foreign fighters.

"Most of our people in Sirte have moved to neighbouring areas six months ago - and are still moving - during which they experienced the worst," he said in an interview with Al Naba, an Islamic State newsletter.

"The mujahideen in the Libyan provinces are still well ... Their security detachments are still spread in all the cities and the areas, and their brigades move in the east and west of the desert."

Car bomb attack in Somali special forces base

At least four people have been confirmed dead and three others wounded in a suicide car bomb attack targeting a U.S.-trained Somali special forces base outside the capital of Mogadishu on Saturday morning.
Senior Somali security official Mohammed Bayhal told Anadolu Agency that the car bomb had killed one soldier and three civilians.
“This was a suicide car bomb, with which al-Shabaab were attempting to attack a security base in Sinka Dheer but our forces foiled the attack. One soldier was killed. Three other civilians who live near our base were also killed,” Bayhal, said.
Ali Mohamoud, an eyewitness, confirmed to Anadolu Agency that an attack had indeed taken place.
“I heard a huge loud explosion. I went to the scene, saw three people dead and four wounded around the base,”  Mohamoud said.
Sinka Dheer is located some 18 kilometers (11 miles) southwest of Mogadishu.
Al-Qaeda affiliate al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack through their radio channel Andalus, adding they had killed 10 security forces and wounded nine others.

Odunayaw:
ah de like igbo eba

Odunayaw:
ah de like igbo eba

lol...happy sunday

#NAF

Confusing the guy is wearing a NA batch.

bidexiii:
#NAF

Confusing the guy is wearing a NA batch.

He's army aviation, a technician or so, they don't have their own assets to tinker around with so they help out with Air Force assets deployed in Yola

timmykaydude:
;Dlol...happy sunday

same to u boss

jakeporeshenko:

He's army aviation, a technician or so, they don't have their own assets to tinker around with so they help out with Air Force assets deployed in Yola

Thanks mate for d clarification.

NAF QRF TAKING A GUNNERY LESSON ON A PUMA HELO.

Army aviation.

Off Topic

Who has seen Siege of Jadotville?

Beautiful movie!

Fynline:
Off Topic

Who has seen Siege of Jadotville?

Beautiful movie!

Just read about the movie online, it will be announced interesting movie I'll try get it.

#NORTH-EAST.

Amnesty International conveniently miss this clip...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0jGd7zEVc0

Cameroonian army

any news about PF ARA?

olapluto:
Amnesty International conveniently miss this clip...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0jGd7zEVc0

Cameroonian army

oh those blokes
you listen to them..you get as stupid as them