Henry120:

What.... do you also not understand how Bio-fuel is manufactured? I can post a link to educate you, if you like?

agaugust:


Bwahahaha

Hollywood style Air Show Demo for civilian spectators is NOT = War against an enemy that is armed to kill

South Africa has NO SINGLE qualified Gripen jet combat pilot today, they fly ONLY about 33 hours a year

No aviation fuel, no spare parts replacement money

SAAF is dead o !

See NAF pilot returning from combat with smoking gun, he flies part of the 1,148 combat sorties in 2 months and still flies almost daily !

.

A pic of one outdated plane you have there!!!
And SAAF has 14 Qualified Gripen Pilots, 7X more than the number of F-7 pilots NAF has.

mzilakazi:



You are wrong, In SA, jet fuel will be produced by agricultural products.

Dont bother with @aguagust , he unfortunately does not have the brain capacity to understand how Bio-fuel is manufactured!

jln115:

A pic of one outdated plane you have there!!!
And SAAF has 14 Qualified Gripen Pilots, 7X more than the number of F-7 pilots NAF has.

Nevermind the fact that all their pilots are inadequately trained by foreign countries. What chance do they have our rigorously trained pilots in 4th gen Gripens?

jln115:

Firstly, two of your sources are from a blog, secondly non of the other 2 sources state that its military satellites! and lastly South Africa has a few satellites in orbit so i dont no were you get your "Nigeria is far superior to South Africa in satellite technology" from.

Fool, News Agency of Nigeria is like BBC, it's NOT a blog mumu

"NEWS AGENCY OF NIGERIA

May 18, 2012

Abuja

Prof. Ita Ewa, the Minister of Science and Technology said on Thursday that Nigeria would launch three satellites and send astronauts to space by 2015.

Ewa stated this in Abuja at the ongoing ministerial briefing to commemorate 2012 Democracy Day and anniversary of President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration. He said the move was part of government efforts to boost the
economy through space technology. The minister enumerated the country’s space programme from now to 2028 when it expects to launch a made-in-Nigeria satellite into space. “In 2015 we are preparing to launch NigeriaSAR-1 satellite. The NigeriaSAR is a security satellite with an acronym that stands for Synthetic Aperture Radar. “This satellite will have a very high resolution that can cover kilometres,and for a backup of the communication satellite there will be NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat-3.

“Also because of the experience we gained in Surrey, UK, we are going to build an Assembly Integration and Testing Centre for satellite technology, it is ongoing but this year we will put in more efforts to that technology. “And before I leave office in 2015 we will send Nigerian Astronaut into space ’’

He said by 2018 Nigeria would launch a manufactured satellite and in 2025 develop rocket and propulsion system. “In 2026 we have allies in electronics and software involved in space technology, and in 2028 we would now launch a Nigeria made satellite.”

Ewa enumerated the achievements of the ministry to include the launch of two low earth observation satellites –NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat-X as well as a communication satellite-NigComSat-1R. He also said a rocketry was successfully launched on Wednesday in Epe, Lagos, while about 40 doctors and 60 masters degree holders had been trained in space technologies.

“100 personnel from the military who have been trained in space applications this year are now ready to be involved in surveillance satellite project.”

Ewa said the ministry had conducted several biotechnology researches and developed products to boost food production. On bio-safety, he said the ministry was awaiting the assent by the President to the Bio-safety Bill earlier passed by the National Assembly.

Some of the ministry’s achievements in biotechnology according to him, include the development of baseline data generation for tsetse fly, human and animal trypanosomiasis control and eradication in Jigawa. Others are pilot production for malaria Hepatitis B and pregnancy test kits, and development of thermophilic anaerobic bio-digester for the management of bio-degradable waste and production of organic fertiliser.

He also mentioned capacity building for commercial production of snails and freshwater fish, design and construction of mushroom houses at
Obasanjo Farms, Ota, and domestication of grasscutters among others. The minister disclosed that arrangement was ongoing on secure funding for the implementation of National Science and Technology Policy (NSTI).

Ewa said the policy would focus on the promotion and coordination of scientific and technological researches in the country. The minister urged Nigerians to take advantage of available satellite resources and other products developed for full commercialisation."

......

PatriotZAR:


Nevermind the fact that all their pilots are inadequately trained by foreign countries. What chance do they have our rigorously trained pilots in 4th gen Gripens?

Your white masters Sweden, trained your locally and disqualified Gripen pilots
.

PatriotZAR:
@Agaugust, None of your satellites are military grade spy satellites. You have communication and Earth-observation sats only. The earth-observation satellite you have lacks the resolution to conduct military reccon. They can't see a long convoy of boko Haram technicals even if they tried.

They are used among other things, weather imagery. Spying they can't. So stop lying man.

Quote where I said it is military satellite by design, I said it is controlled by 100 Nigerian military officers, you have comprehension problem

agaugust:


Your white masters Sweden, trained your locally and disqualified Gripen pilots
.

All our gripen pilots are fully qualified. They are even instructors who train pupil gripen pilots. What else do you want to say?

agaugust:


Your white masters Sweden, trained your locally and disqualified Gripen pilots
.

Sweden trained our first batch of Gripen pilots. The rest were trained by us in our homeland. When last were Nigerian pilots trained in Nigeria? Try Never!

agaugust:


Quote where I said it is military satellite by design, I said it is controlled by 100 Nigerian military officers, you have comprehension problem

Nigeria has zero military satellite and SA as at yesterday morning had the very first military spy satellite to be used by intelligence corps. It was over the SA news and newspapers yesterday.

jln115:
secondly non of the other 2 sources state that its military satellites! and lastly South Africa has a few satellites in orbit so i dont no were you get your "Nigeria is far superior to South Africa in satellite technology" from.

Quote where I said is is a military design satellite, can't you read? Top 10 ranked universities in your ANC cage have no teachers, you import.

Nigeria has 4 satellites, your backward South Africa may have 1 satellite IF the Kondor is yours and you show us earth images it produced
.

jln115:

What.... do you also not understand how Bio-fuel is manufactured? I can post a link to educate you, if you like?

Show us the Bio-Fuel inside SAAF Gripen jet tanks first, then after that you can copy paste Bio-Fuel definition from google searches

How on earth can it happen that pilots who are purported as unqualified be rumoured to be a possibility to give Brazilian pilots some spin-off. Perhaps, @agaugust can have an answer for that.



http://m.engineeringnews.co.za/article/brazilian-gripen-order-could-have-training-spin-off-for-sa-2014-01-24

agaugust:


Quote where I said it is military satellite by design, I said it is controlled by 100 Nigerian military officers, you have comprehension problem

Ah dude! Weren't you the one claiming that Nigeria has a Reccon Sat that can see President Zuma in his Nkandla's swimming pool?

Guess what? Peace-time Mzansi beat you to it! We got a Spy sat before you did. We'll be providing you with intelligence against Boko. At a price of course lol.

PatriotZAR:


Sweden trained our first batch of Gripen pilots.

Good confession. Thanks

agaugust:


Show us the Bio-Fuel inside SAAF Gripen jet tanks first, then after that you can copy paste Bio-Fuel definition from google searches

Science, is not a thing for Nigerians. You will find it hard to understand.

agaugust:


Show us the Bio-Fuel inside SAAF Gripen jet tanks first, then after that you can copy paste Bio-Fuel definition from google searches

''Show us the Bio-Fuel inside SAAF Gripen jet tanks first..''
You do realise that you're trolling? Who would ask such a thing?
Go to the other military threat and see pictures of our Gripens, Rooivalk, Oryx etc being flown in the recent exercises. Are they being flown by cassava juice?

Fuel can be sourced from other means other than hydrocarbons. Brazil comes to mind, most of their fuel comes from sugar canes, granes etc. Which varsity did you go to?

jln115:

What.... do you also not understand how Bio-fuel is manufactured? I can post a link to educate you, if you like?

Still no fuel for the SAAF. Show us bio-fuel in your tanks?

PatriotZAR:


Ah dude! Weren't you the one claiming that Nigeria has a Reccon Sat that can see President Zuma in his Nkandla's swimming pool?

Guess what? Peace-time Mzansi beat you to it! We got a Spy sat before you did. We'll be providing you with intelligence against Boko. At a price of course lol.

Quote where I said its a Reccon Sat.

Any good earth observation sat can spy, does not have to be dedicated for spying, there are various technical capabilies

PatriotZAR:


''Show us the Bio-Fuel inside SAAF Gripen jet tanks first..''
You do realise that you're trolling? Who would ask such a thing?
Go to the other military threat and see pictures of our Gripens, Rooivalk, Oryx etc being flown in the recent exercises. Are they being flown by cassava juice?

Fuel can be sourced from other means other than hydrocarbons. Brazil comes to mind, most of their fuel comes from sugar canes, granes etc. Which varsity did you go to?

10 minute flight once in a while with only 10% of your air force fleet, is a poor man's achievement.

agaugust:


Nigeria has about 4 satellites currently in operation today 2014, big satellites that are controlled by 100 military officers with MSc and PhD in the control room using it for our military. We are also building a Nigerian made satellite for 2018. Today with 4 big satellites under military command and control, Nigeria is far superior to South Africa in satellite technology, I can see J.acob Zumaa in their backyard swimming pool with his 4 wives if I want to look and spy from Abuja, get it ?

http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Nigeria_to_launch_indigenous_satellite_by_2018_999.html

http://beegeagle./2012/05/18/nigeria-to-launch-3-more-satellites-send-astronauts-to-space-by-2015-100-military-personnel-trained-to-man-surveillance-satellite/

.http://beegeagle./2013/02/23/high-level-nigerian-military-team-visit-national-space-research-and-development-agency-nigeriasat-x-relaying-area-imagery-to-nigerian-afisma-contingent/


http://www.vision-systems.com/articles/2011/10/nigerian-satellite-captures-high-res-images-of-salt-lake-city.html

Nigeria is master over South Africa !
.

Let me sum up all the above in just one simple fact. Nigeria has zero military spy satellite. All your satellites are not designed for military use.


It is only Egypt and SA that have military satellites in Africa.

PatriotZAR:


''Show us the Bio-Fuel inside SAAF Gripen jet tanks first..''
You do realise that you're trolling? Who would ask such a thing?
Go to the other military threat and see pictures of our Gripens, Rooivalk, Oryx etc being flown in the recent exercises. Are they being flown by cassava juice?

Fuel can be sourced from other means other than hydrocarbons. Brazil comes to mind, most of their fuel comes from sugar canes, granes etc. Which varsity did you go to?

What military threat?

agaugust:


Good confession. Thanks

And we trained much more qualified pilots thereafter. IN SOUTH AFRICA. Try again!

PatriotZAR:


And we trained much more qualified pilots thereafter. IN SOUTH AFRICA. Try again!

mzilakazi:


They are even instructors who train pupil gripen pilots. What else do you want to say?

The Gripen instructors themselves don't fly enough hours to qualify. In SAAF, the blind leads the blind, both fall into the mud pit one day.

mzilakazi:


It is only Egypt and SA that have military satellites in Africa.

Show me a proof, a source, from the manufacturer that sold a functioning military satellite to South Africa
.

Henry120:


Still no fuel for the SAAF. Show us bio-fuel in your tanks?

Oga don't let these Soweto guys get frstrated o ! They can go pour palm oil inside Gripen jet tank just to cover their shame out of desperation.

Henry120:


What military threat?

Haha, I meant thread.

agaugust:


Show me a proof, a source, from the manufacturer that sold a functioning military satellite to South Africa
.

Yesterday we made history of being the second country to launch military spy satellite in Africa. Kondor E sat was launched yesterday.



http://spaceflightnow.com/2014/12/19/russian-built-spy-satellite-rockets-out-of-underground-silo/

agaugust:


Fool, News Agency of Nigeria is like BBC, it's NOT a blog mumu

"NEWS AGENCY OF NIGERIA

May 18, 2012

Abuja

Prof. Ita Ewa, the Minister of Science and Technology said on Thursday that Nigeria would launch three satellites and send astronauts to space by 2015.

Ewa stated this in Abuja at the ongoing ministerial briefing to commemorate 2012 Democracy Day and anniversary of President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration. He said the move was part of government efforts to boost the
economy through space technology. The minister enumerated the country’s space programme from now to 2028 when it expects to launch a made-in-Nigeria satellite into space. “In 2015 we are preparing to launch NigeriaSAR-1 satellite. The NigeriaSAR is a security satellite with an acronym that stands for Synthetic Aperture Radar. “This satellite will have a very high resolution that can cover kilometres,and for a backup of the communication satellite there will be NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat-3.

“Also because of the experience we gained in Surrey, UK, we are going to build an Assembly Integration and Testing Centre for satellite technology, it is ongoing but this year we will put in more efforts to that technology. “And before I leave office in 2015 we will send Nigerian Astronaut into space ’’

He said by 2018 Nigeria would launch a manufactured satellite and in 2025 develop rocket and propulsion system. “In 2026 we have allies in electronics and software involved in space technology, and in 2028 we would now launch a Nigeria made satellite.”

Ewa enumerated the achievements of the ministry to include the launch of two low earth observation satellites –NigeriaSat-2 and NigeriaSat-X as well as a communication satellite-NigComSat-1R. He also said a rocketry was successfully launched on Wednesday in Epe, Lagos, while about 40 doctors and 60 masters degree holders had been trained in space technologies.

“100 personnel from the military who have been trained in space applications this year are now ready to be involved in surveillance satellite project.”

Ewa said the ministry had conducted several biotechnology researches and developed products to boost food production. On bio-safety, he said the ministry was awaiting the assent by the President to the Bio-safety Bill earlier passed by the National Assembly.

Some of the ministry’s achievements in biotechnology according to him, include the development of baseline data generation for tsetse fly, human and animal trypanosomiasis control and eradication in Jigawa. Others are pilot production for malaria Hepatitis B and pregnancy test kits, and development of thermophilic anaerobic bio-digester for the management of bio-degradable waste and production of organic fertiliser.

He also mentioned capacity building for commercial production of snails and freshwater fish, design and construction of mushroom houses at
Obasanjo Farms, Ota, and domestication of grasscutters among others. The minister disclosed that arrangement was ongoing on secure funding for the implementation of National Science and Technology Policy (NSTI).

Ewa said the policy would focus on the promotion and coordination of scientific and technological researches in the country. The minister urged Nigerians to take advantage of available satellite resources and other products developed for full commercialisation."

......

So you expect me to believe an article where it states Nigeria will send astronauts to space in 2015? your joking right?

jln115:

A pic of one outdated plane you have there!!!
And SAAF has 14 Qualified Gripen Pilots, 7X more than the number of F-7 pilots NAF has.

No, you only have 9 pilots for 26 planes.

agaugust:


Show me a proof, a source, from the manufacturer that sold a functioning military satellite to South Africa
.

Sources have been posted!

PatriotZAR:


Nevermind the fact that all their pilots are inadequately trained by foreign countries. What chance do they have our rigorously trained pilots in 4th gen Gripens?

4th GEN fighters you only fly 1 hour 30 minutes per month in, or the 9 pilots you have for a fleet of 26 planes.

Which is it really?