Covert1:


No na u be 'sharpest' lol! Clearly you are living an illusion. Here u are reading what u glimpsed from print media and making veiled defense for mediocrity. Did you even know when this happened. It's more than 48 hours yet your government only responded after the noise on social media an attitude reminiscent of how they respond to Nigerians in distress abroad. And now they responded where are the sanctions on the Congolese government or the sanctions the host government has meted out on those who trespassed our sovereign territory. Do you know that's the least that should happen. What you see is just saving face.

You think what you read is the reality. Why do u think we have NIA case intelligence officers on the ground under the cover of other nocturnal diplomatic status and military attaches in our embassies. Before official statements are made the foreign minister is well aware of what's going on same as the president who receive intelligence briefs everyday first thing in the morning (assuming your current president reads them) and plans are made to preempt any negative fallout. That's what responsive governments do and where there're intelligence failures they attempt a robust response by other kinetic means to divert attention.

So what you are reading ain't the reality. Besides invasions don't happen overnight something you think I advocate, I opined about the signals you send out by applying some measure of soft power. About Nigerians vis-a-vis South Africans pls tell us something we don't know. That's old story nothing new.

I feel I'm talking to a kid though. Perhaps no point.

EVarn:
Check out these sweet shiny tavors. Best part is, they were recovered from kidnappers.

jpphilips:



Your embassy assuming a sovereign status does not mean its out of bounds to host country, a recent case in point is the Khashoggi murder, everything we know about Saudi's involvement was told by Turkey, infact, they were on ground to investigate so expunge that sovereignty no go area BS from your mindset.
But im sure the DRC government can not effect an arrest there like we saw between the UK & Ecuador on the case of Julian Assange.

As for your show of force delusion, you must be joking, breaching Congolese airspace with your F7 is worse than invading your embassy under the UN sovereignty charter, besides, Nigeria can not unilaterally declare a military action on DRC without the approval of the AU & the UNSC because of underlying interests, I don't expect Nigeria to waste time on that the best that will happen is sacking their Ambassador & cutting diplomatic ties for a while, that's all.
Diplomacy is not market women townhall buisness, it works differently, im glad you are nowhere close to power, your Abacha mindset will put us in big trouble.

kemicalreaction:
Chai, is that a red dot? Na kidnappers carry this guns?

EVarn:
I disagree with your first statement. All embassies have diplomatic immunity guaranteed by the international law of inviolability, as codified in the Vienna convention. So yes, an embassy is supposed to be out of bounds to the host country. It is only on invitation of the ambassador that the host country (or it's representative) can enter the embassy.

In the case of Kperoogi, Turkey violated international laws by spying on and invading the Saudi Arabian embassy, just that due to how delicate the issue was,the Saudis couldn't take it up. There are some countries,like the UK, that have passed laws to legally enable invasion of any embassy on their soil, if the said embassy loses control of it's building to hostile forces or the embassy perpetuates actions that constitute a threat to national security. Apart from that, it's a violation.

EVarn:
I disagree with your first statement. All embassies have diplomatic immunity guaranteed by the international law of inviolability, as codified in the Vienna convention. So yes, an embassy is supposed to be out of bounds to the host country. It is only on invitation of the ambassador that the host country (or it's representative) can enter the embassy.

In the case of Kperoogi, Turkey violated international laws by spying on and invading the Saudi Arabian embassy, just that due to how delicate the issue was,the Saudis couldn't take it up. There are some countries,like the UK, that have passed laws to legally enable invasion of any embassy on their soil, if the said embassy loses control of it's building to hostile forces or the embassy perpetuates actions that constitute a threat to national security. Apart from that, it's a violation.

EVarn:
I disagree with your first statement. All embassies have diplomatic immunity guaranteed by the international law of inviolability, as codified in the Vienna convention. So yes, an embassy is supposed to be out of bounds to the host country. It is only on invitation of the ambassador that the host country (or it's representative) can enter the embassy.

In the case of Kperoogi, Turkey violated international laws by spying on and invading the Saudi Arabian embassy, just that due to how delicate the issue was,the Saudis couldn't take it up. There are some countries,like the UK, that have passed laws to legally enable invasion of any embassy on their soil, if the said embassy loses control of it's building to hostile forces or the embassy perpetuates actions that constitute a threat to national security. Apart from that, it's a violation.

jpphilips:



The reason I gave you an example is to prove that the sovereignty of your Embassy is not sacrosanct depending on the circumstances, in the case of Nigeria vs CDR, we don't even know what the circumstances are so discussing a line of action is premature & a bloody waste of time.
I can give you other examples like Operation Nimrod, so when CDR breaches your Embassy first learn the circumstances before shouting.
It is the sovereign soil of Nigeria no doubt but CDR can gain access under some circumstances, its pretty simple.

Toju200:
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) says its Air Task Force (ATF) of Operation LAFIYA DOLE has successfully destroyed a Boko Haram Terrorists’ (BHT) Command and Control Centre in Dusula, on the fringes of the Sambisa Forest in Borno State.

The ATF successfully carried out the operation through Operation GREEN SWEEP III which aimed to target some identified terrorists’ positions in the State.

Air Commodore Ibikunle Daramola, NAF Director of Public Relations and Information, who disclosed this in a statement on Saturday in Abuja, said the operation was conducted on Friday, NAN reports.

Daramola said this was sequel to a renewed offensive aimed at further eliminating remnants of Boko Haram and Islamic State of West Africa Province Terrorists (BHT/ISWAP) in the North-East of Nigeria,

”The operation was executed after series of Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions led to the identification of the Command Centre with its solar panels, communications equipment and other facilities.

”The three Alpha Jets dispatched by the ATF engaged the location in multiple passes, recording accurate hits on the target area.

“The structures housing the Command Centre were completely destroyed by the strikes while several of the terrorists were neutralised.

”The few surviving terrorists, who were seen attempting to flee the area, were taken out by follow on attacks,” he said.

Daramola further disclosed that the NAF, operating in concert with surface forces, would sustain its operations against terrorists in the North-East.

S3BViking:
When are you going to stop posting air force propaganda and bring up more cerebral discussion?

S3BViking:
When are you going to stop posting air force propaganda and bring up more cerebral discussion?

S3BViking:
When are you going to stop posting air force propaganda and bring up more cerebral discussion?

S3BViking:
When are you going to stop posting air force propaganda and bring up more cerebral discussion?

S3BViking:
When are you going to stop posting air force propaganda and bring up more cerebral discussion?

Sizzorkay:
Can't they like use small drones to track these guys to where they stay, i mean, they are coming from somewhere, not out of thin air, and they communicate somehow as well

Odunayaw:
like your six thousand special forces abi?

S3BViking:


Odunayo you just keep your dirty mouth shut.

bidex111:


We are not going to stop posting such achievement neither will i. If you are bored of the thread then go Bleep yourself.
Tell us what cerebral discussion or sensible post have you ever contributed except from your trolling.

jpphilips:


Have you smoked that thing again?

Xbee007:

Something is not okay with you.
Go create your thread and enjoy your "cerebral discussion." No one is stopping you.

Texman21:
guy you no dey tire your rant here is not going to change a thing,write a letter to buhari,dhq,cas.

joshingjosh:
Please I will like to know. Why does it take us 6 months to train our regular soldiers when the USA trains theirs in only 12 weeks (Boot camp)...I need clarification

SamuelAnyawu:



The war is enriching certain individuals who are not ready to see it come to an end

S3BViking:


Odunayo you just keep your dirty mouth shut.