Akalia:
Listen boy, one can only make do with what is placed at his disposal; since our beloved country Nigeria is yet to grow her own indigenous defence industry, should we wait until we have one before we can have military hardwares? Problem with people like you is that you thinks change is an event rather than a gradual development. We will get there someday son!

Which generation daddy? Mention one thing Nigeria does well, even sports? What of other nations that got Independence same period as us, now progressing. We are just used to hopefully suffering..... Heheheh. I have bought calendar to know when we will start our industry o. We can even import feaces... Even in this recession. I think Mediocrity is part of negroid genetic coding...and stupid ego... Naija is far from it Sir, I hope someday like 6 generations away. Your words make sense tho, but will be generations after u hv left this world sir.

ThinkSmarter:
God Bless Angela Michelle
God Bless Germany
God Bless Nigeria
US and even UK that colonized us absconded from helping Nigeria, US keep forming Saint, human right these, human right that, while they re sponsoring rebels to destroy countries.
Thank God China, Russia and North Korea will keep them on check.

I want to believe you don't live in a jungle

US donated anti-mine vehicles to Nigeria

UK donated something similar to Nigeria


These items featured here lass then 3 weeks ago
Check news before you assume

And for the michevious op , Germany did not donate these things Nigeria bought it and they are set to refund €3M to Nigeria for the purchase, the news is 5 lines below this one

God bless Western Germany.

Thanks to German Govt .

Babzilla:

Must he start mentioning weapons?
People who cant keep their barracks(their own living quarters) clean . How do you expect them to maintain theor weapons and machinery

Yes, so what weapons are you guys talking about here?! The basic weapons issued to a soldier and/or a fire team are their responsibility to maintain, this is applicable to all armies worldwide.

rottennaija:


Every Country lacks that at first, then they all learn

so Nigerians are not fast learners ..its taking you too long to even tap into the electricity infrastructure ,Nigerian has not learnt a single thing

Abbeyme:


Why the frustration.

Manner don't fall from heaven. Manna once fell, tho.

What race are you?

You seem like the proverbial Chinese fool who stares at the finger when the moon is been pointed at. You know English this much yet you are not fortunate...asuegbe!

Love Machine:
[s]Nigeria lack mainteinance culture and specialists to handle such equipment.Take for instant,the weapons that soldiers are using to fight bokoharam clog after few rounds of fire.There is no engineer in the army department who can service them[/s]

Stop yawning thrash.

GMBuhari:



I want to believe you don't live in a jungle

US donated anti-mine vehicles to Nigeria

UK donated something similar to Nigeria


These items featured here lass then 3 weeks ago
Check news before you assume

And for the michevious op , Germany did not donate these things Nigeria bought it and they are set to refund €3M to Nigeria for the purchase, the news is 5 lines below this one

Yes I knew that US donated fairly used anti~mine vehicles one certain time during the time of GEJ but they hv so many times boycotted the sail of fighter jets to Nigeria govt, which re very crucial in the war against insurgency, especially in respect to the aerial bombardment of potential BH hideouts in Sambisa forest.
U remember one certain time that a private jet belonging to a CAN leader with huge amount of money was ceased in SA for illegal money laundering. This was as a result of Nigeria's bid to acquire fighter jets 2ru the black mkt with Isreal.
And the same fighter jets re being sold freely to Isreal without restrictions or consideration of human rights abuses in Palestinian territory [Gaza strip n west bank ] or Are the Palestinians deadlier than BokoHaram?
To me US are just curtailing the fight against insurgency with unnecessary excuses.

[[s]quote author=Castroii post=52051753]
So anybody that says the obvious truth or criticizes constructively is now a wailer, seriously you are one of the reasons naija is stil the way it is........ No offence.[/quote][/s][s][/s].

When I say wailer! Doesn't mean you re apc/pdp supporter ok, it simply means you wail for no reason, ow can you say Nigerian Army can't maintain wen you re not there and you re not an army!

ivili:
Nigeria leaders are not interested in anyone learning anything, they are only interested in how to win the next election and steal as much as they can. Do not compere Nations that learn to invent things to Nations that things that have been invented are given to and yet cannot even care for those things.

Past leaders? Maybe... But not PMB. I know and believe he is sincere

Playa0ne:


You seem like the proverbial Chinese fool who stares at the finger when the moon is been pointed at. You know English this much yet you are not fortunate...asuegbe!

You may be tempted to consider counting the amount of inventions from the Chinese folks for humanity.

What have you done to demand some respect, even if you cannot give same.

ThinkSmarter:
Yes I knew that US donated fairly used anti~mine vehicles one certain time during the time of GEJ but they hv so many times boycotted the sail of fighter jets to Nigeria govt, which re very crucial in the war against insurgency, especially in respect to the aerial bombardment of potential BH hideouts in Sambisa forest.
U remember one certain time that a private jet belonging to a CAN leader with huge amount of money was ceased in SA for illegal money laundering. This was as a result of Nigeria's bid to acquire fighter jets 2ru the black mkt with Isreal.
And the same fighter jets re being sold freely to Isreal without restrictions or consideration of human rights abuses in Palestinian territory [Gaza strip n west bank ] or Are the Palestinians deadlier than BokoHaram?
To me US are just curtailing the fight against insurgency with unnecessary excuses.

Talking about recently, Buhari's regime