iblawi:
@agaugust, abeg is your last pics too made in bauchi?

Yes, Nigerian produced the 4K 4FA tracked armoured vehicle. Very good armour with frontal protection against 20mm cannon shells.

We produced about 250 units in Bauchi city, including the APC variant, 81mm mortar carrier variant, and command post variant, armoured recovery vehicle, and ambulance.

Usually armed with one 12.7mm heavy machine gun and one 7.62mm light machine gun combined.

It's a very capable loose sand and thick mud terrain mobile vehicle.....South African army has NOTHING in it's class.

"SPECIAL VEHICLE PLANT (SVP) PROJECT

On 22nd January 1979 the Federal Government signed an agreement with Steyr Daimler Puch AG (Defence Division) of Austria. The agreement provides for the construction of Factory Building in Bauchi complete with all utilities, roads, rails and furniture for the production of Armoured Personnel carriers (APC).

The Factory was designed to assemble in 8 hours days shift the following, 300 units/yr 2 axles (4x4) Pinzgauer, 1 ton payload, 200 units/yrs 3 axles (6x) Pinzgauer; 1.5 ton payload, 140 units/yr Armoured Personnel Carriers; 45 unit/yr Command vehicles (APC); 10 units/yr Motor Carriers (ACP) and 5 units/yr Ambulances (APC). Factory buildings, Utilities, Roads, workshop equipment have all been completed and commissioned since 1982.

The SVP buildings are currently being utilized by the Nigerian Army for the maintenance and rehabilitation of Armoured fighting vehicles and Armoured Personnel Carriers under a contractual arrangement. Hopefully when the contract is completed the Factory would be handed back to DICON."


http://www.dicon.gov.ng/RD.html

[size=15pt]Tracked AFV, DICON Power, Proudly Made In Nigeria !![/size]
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agaugust:


Dummy, it there two different drones. The proforce REMOEYE is not a man portable infantry drone, its a normal MALE UAV.

The drone in the air force and pesidents photo is ICHOKU drone built by Nigerian airforce engineers like the Gulma. The Ichoku is an infantry man portable UAV 100% made in Nigeria by our soldiers NOT a private company you dummy !

Now show us South African made infantry man portable drone for battlefield surveillance.....we bëat you again...8 points now, 8 defense equipment Nigeria produces but South Africa does NOT produce....LOL
.

I will

When you prove you have built it

agaugust:




[color=#000099]

a) Proforce ARA MRAP under construction - only a computer model
b) DICON tracked 4K 4FA APC - you dont make that
c) DICON tracked self propelled 81mm Mortar carrier - you dont make that
d) DICON sniper rifle - you dont make that
e) DICON 12.7mm BMG heavy machine gun - you dont make that
f) DICON 9mm Beretta pistol - you dont make that
g) Proforce Leopard LAV - only a computer model
h) NACE Igirigi IFV 23mm x 2 cannon - you dont make that
i) Proforce PF 2 APV - wtf??
j) Proforce HCMPAV heavy troop carrier - only a computer model
k) DICON FN General purpose machine gun 5.56mm - you dont make that
l) DICON FN FAL - you dont make that
m) AFIT NAF Frawa light aircraft under development - we have a medium aircraft under development
n) NAF bömb disposal robot - a childs design
o) NN Dockyard Andoni class MPV - So what? We built the drakensburg
.

And, we still win:

1. Nigerian made MRAP under development.
2. Nigerian made artillery
3. Nigerian made SPG
4. Nigerian made MRLS
5. Nigerian made AFV with gun of 76mm or above
6. Nigerian made IFV
7. Nigerian made APC
8. Nigerian made Attack helicopter
9. Nigerian made helicopter
10.Nigerian made SAM
11. Nigerian made AAM
12 Nigerian made ASM
13 Nigerian made PGM (glide)
14 Nigerian made harkill system
15 Nigerian made Fire Controll System (Tank)
16 Nigerian made HMD
17 Nigerian made 30mm cannon
18 Nigerian made 35mm cannon
19 Nigerian made 12.5mm RCS
20 Nigerian made Artillery observation system
21. Nigerian made armed drone
22. Nigerian made Data-Link
23. Nigerian made Combat managment system
24. Nigerian made BLUEFOR tracker
25. Nigerian made 20mm sniper rifle
26. Nigerian made AGL (40mm)
27. Nigerian made MGL (40mm)
28. Nigerian made light tactical vehicle (armored)
29. Nigerian made light tactical vehicle (heavy)
30. Nigerian made pistol
31. Nigerian made SMG
32. Nigerian made general purpose machine gun
33. Rifle grenades
34. Nigerian made AT (unguided)
35. Nigerian made military trucks
36. Nigerian made mine clearance vehicle
37. Nigerian made LOCATS[

agaugust:


Yes, Nigerian produced the 4K 4FA tracked armoured vehicle. Very good armour with frontal protection against 20mm cannon shells.

We produced about 250 units in Bauchi city, including the APC variant, 81mm mortar carrier variant, and command post variant, armoured recovery vehicle, and ambulance.

Usually armed with one 12.7mm heavy machine gun and one 7.62mm light machine gun combined.

It's a very capable loose sand and thick mud terrain mobile vehicle.....South African army has NOTHING in it's class
.

Nigeria does not produce that vehicle nor do you have those variants

Why would South Africa want a tracked vehicle? Combat in Angola proved wheeled > Tracked

We buy according to our experience in multi-spectrum warfare... nigeria buys irratically

Patchesagain:


And, we still win:

1. Nigerian made MRAP under development. South Africa does not make that

2. Nigerian made artillery South Africa does not make that

3. Nigerian made SPG South Africa does not make that

4. Nigerian made MRLS South Africa does not make that


5. Nigerian made AFV with gun of 76mm or above South Africa does not make that

6. Nigerian made IFV South Africa does not make that

7. Nigerian made APC South Africa does not make that

8. Nigerian made Attack helicopter South Africa does not make that

9. Nigerian made helicopter South Africa does not make that

10.Nigerian made SAM South Africa does not make that


11. Nigerian made AAM South Africa does not make that

12 Nigerian made ASM South Africa does not make that


13 Nigerian made PGM (glide) South Africa does not make that


14 Nigerian made harkill system South Africa does not make that


15 Nigerian made Fire Controll System (Tank) South Africa does not make that


16 Nigerian made HMD South Africa does not make that


17 Nigerian made 30mm cannon South Africa does not make that


18 Nigerian made 35mm cannon South Africa does not make that


19 Nigerian made 12.5mm RCS South Africa does not make that


20 Nigerian made Artillery observation system South Africa does not make that


21. Nigerian made armed drone South Africa does not make that


22. Nigerian made Data-Link. South Africa does not make that


23. Nigerian made Combat managment system South Africa does not make that


24. Nigerian made BLUEFOR tracker South Africa does not make that


25. Nigerian made 20mm sniper rifle South Africa does not make that


26. Nigerian made AGL (40mm) South Africa does not make that


27. Nigerian made MGL (40mm) South Africa does not make that


28. Nigerian made light tactical vehicle (armored) South Africa does not make that


29. Nigerian made light tactical vehicle (heavy) South Africa does not make that


30. Nigerian made pistol South Africa does not make that


31. Nigerian made SMG South Africa does not make that


32. Nigerian made general purpose machine gun South Africa does not make that


33. Rifle grenades South Africa does not make that

34. Nigerian made AT (unguided) South Africa does not make that

35. Nigerian made military trucks South Africa does not make that


36. Nigerian made mine clearance vehicle South Africa does not make that


37. Nigerian made LOCATS South Africa does not make that

South Africa still loses, you make NONE OF THOSE, so Nigeria wins.

Answer a fool according to his folly....Book of proverbs.
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Patchesagain:


Nigeria does not produce that vehicle nor do you have those variants

Why would South Africa want a tracked vehicle? Combat in Angola proved wheeled > Tracked

We buy according to our experience in multi-spectrum warfare... nigeria buys irratically

South Africa does NOT produce any IFV and you have no variants since you dont make them.

Why would Nigeria want a submarine to fight pirates? We buy based on experience in multi-spectrum warfare and threat. There is no navy vs navy war in Africa. South Africa buys irrationally.
.

agaugust:


South Africa still loses, you make NONE OF THOSE, so Nigeria wins.

Answer a fool according to his folly....Book of proverbs.
.

South Africa makes all of those things

That is why they are listed.

Argue like a man

agaugust:


South Africa does NOT produce any IFV and you have no variants since you dont make them.

Why would Nigeria want a submarine to fight pirates? We buy based on experience in multi-spectrum warfare and threat. There is no navy vs navy war in Africa. South Africa buys irrationally.
.

1. Ratel is not an IFV?

2. So your navy does not not buy for maritime warfare but instead for coast-guard duties?

agaugust:


South Africa does NOT produce any IFV and you have no variants since you dont make them.

Why would Nigeria want a submarine to fight pirates? We buy based on experience in multi-spectrum warfare and threat. There is no navy vs navy war in Africa. South Africa buys irrationally.
.

good 1. Dey even buy witout usin, except 4 decorations.

agaugust:


South Africa still loses, you make NONE OF THOSE, so Nigeria wins.

Answer a fool according to his folly....Book of proverbs.
.

If I were you I should not even have tried to compare SA defence industry to that of Nigeria because there is nothing to compare at all


South Africa wins as the biggest defence industry on the continent. Finito.

DonBobes:


good 1. Dey even buy witout usin, except 4 decorations.

Because the likes of Boko Haram would never have the guts to take on SANDF in our own country. They did that with you because they know you're a useless bunch. How embarrassing is it that they had heavy equipment, painted in their colours, on your own soil. Within 15 minutes of a terrorist group driving around in armoured vehicles and using artillery, our airforce will blow them to bits. They know that, hence i can go to a market here in SA without wondering if a car will blow up. Boko Haram took on the Nigerian military on your home soil because they know you're useless. It took you years to assemble any sort of a well organised counter.

Patchesagain:


South Africa makes all of those things

That is why they are listed.

Argue like a man

Argue like a man Patches.

Argue like a man Patches, stop telling open lies and denying proved facts.

Since you say Nigeria does not produce what DICON, NACE, AFIT, PROFORCE etc have been proved to produce, it is quite clear that South Africa does NOT produce all those things you listed. Your list is false. You are an importing nation, you buy weapons and equipment irrationally.

SPECIAL VEHICLE PLANT (SVP) PROJECT

On 22nd January 1979 the Federal Government signed an agreement with Steyr Daimler Puch AG (Defence Division) of Austria. The agreement provides for the construction of Factory Building in Bauchi complete with all utilities, roads, rails and furniture for the production of Armoured Personnel carriers (APC).

The Factory was designed to assemble in 8 hours days shift the following, 300 units/yr 2 axles (4x4) Pinzgauer, 1 ton payload, 200 units/yrs 3 axles (6x) Pinzgauer; 1.5 ton payload, 140 units/yr Armoured Personnel Carriers; 45 unit/yr Command vehicles (APC); 10 units/yr Motor Carriers (ACP) and 5 units/yr Ambulances (APC). Factory buildings, Utilities, Roads, workshop equipment have all been completed and commissioned since 1982.

The SVP buildings are currently being utilized by the Nigerian Army for the maintenance and rehabilitation of Armoured fighting vehicles and Armoured Personnel Carriers under a contractual arrangement. Hopefully when the contract is completed the Factory would be handed back to DICON."


http://www.dicon.gov.ng/RD.html


Nigeria produces in Bauchi city DICON plant, this sand and mud mobile TRACKED Armoured Fighting Vehicles, in various configurations, 12.7 mm + 7.62 mm two machine guns , 81 mm self propelled mortar carrier, Command Post, Ambulance.

Just because Nigeria produces weapons like this that South Africa dos not produce, is not a reason for immature and senseless denial of truth.

Argue like a man Patches, Argue like men South Africans

.

Patchesagain:


1. Ratel is not an IFV?

2. So your navy does not not buy for maritime warfare but instead for coast-guard duties?

1. Igirigi with 23 mm X Double Barrel Cannon is not an IFV ?



2. So your navy does not buy for maritime security in peacetime and project Biro remains on a dust gathering piece of paper? Indian navy is now depending on Nigerian navy for help with maritime security

Indian navy bypassed South Africa, they sailed Indian ocean on your coastline and sailed to far up to Atlantic ocean to sign maritime security deal with Nigerian navy because South African submarines and warships are USELESS in peace time.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11_WTmps1WQ

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agaugust:



Argue lie a man Patches.

Argue like a man Patches, stop telling open lies and denying proved facts.

Since you say Nigeria does not produce what DICON, NACE, AFIT, PROFORCE etc have been proved to produce, it is quite clear that South Africa does NOT produce all those things you listed. Your list is false. You are an importing nation, you buy weapons and equipment irrationally.

SPECIAL VEHICLE PLANT (SVP) PROJECT

On 22nd January 1979 the Federal Government signed an agreement with Steyr Daimler Puch AG (Defence Division) of Austria. The agreement provides for the construction of Factory Building in Bauchi complete with all utilities, roads, rails and furniture for the production of Armoured Personnel carriers (APC).

The Factory was designed to assemble in 8 hours days shift the following, 300 units/yr 2 axles (4x4) Pinzgauer, 1 ton payload, 200 units/yrs 3 axles (6x) Pinzgauer; 1.5 ton payload, 140 units/yr Armoured Personnel Carriers; 45 unit/yr Command vehicles (APC); 10 units/yr Motor Carriers (ACP) and 5 units/yr Ambulances (APC). Factory buildings, Utilities, Roads, workshop equipment have all been completed and commissioned since 1982.

The SVP buildings are currently being utilized by the Nigerian Army for the maintenance and rehabilitation of Armoured fighting vehicles and Armoured Personnel Carriers under a contractual arrangement. Hopefully when the contract is completed the Factory would be handed back to DICON."


http://www.dicon.gov.ng/RD.html


Nigeria produces in Bauchi city DICON plant, this sand and mud mobile TRACKED Armoured Fighting Vehicles, in various configurations, 12.7 mm + 7.62 mm two machine guns , 81 mm self propelled mortar carrier, Command Post, Ambulance.

Just because Nigeria produces weapons like this that South Africa dos not produce, is not a reason for immature and senseless denial of truth.

Argue like a man Patches, Argue like men South Africans

.

10/10


Patches doesn't have the guts to reply.

agaugust:


1. Igirigi with 23 mm X Double Barrel Cannon is not an IFV ?



2. So your navy does not buy for maritime security in peacetime and project Biro remains on a dust gathering piece of paper? Indian navy is now depending on Nigerian navy for help with maritime security

Indian navy bypassed South Africa, they sailed Indian ocean on your coastline and sailed to far up to Atlantic ocean to sign maritime security deal with Nigerian navy because South African submarines and warships are USELESS in peace time.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11_WTmps1WQ

.

20/10. Classic!



Would you go to a country which has only one pilot who can land at sea?

This is a proper Air Force, not the useless South-African Air Force with their 9 Gripen pilots.




[b]The Nigerian Air Force has conducted 286 air operations on
Boko Haram targets in the last one month, it said on
Saturday.


Addressing a press conference in Maiduguri, the Deputy
Theatre Commander (Air) of the counter-insurgency
operation in the North-East (Operation Lafiya Dole), Air Vice
Marshall Isiaka Amao said the air component of the counter-
insurgency operation has conducted 286 “operational
sorties” against Boko Haram terrorists targets from
December 25, 2015 till date.


He explained that this translates to 157,000 Square
Kilometres of operational coverage, equivalent “to the total
land mass of South Korea, Portugal and Togo.”
He said this also translates to “a total of 536 hours 21
minutes were flown by various platforms engaged in the
operations, expending 316,637.5 litres of aviation fuel which
amounts to N60,376,912, excluding the cost of maintenance
and armament expended.”


He said the operations which was aimed at further
degrading the terrorist group, also was targeted towards
surveillance at locating the abducted Chibok girls and other
citizens that may have been abducted by the terrorist group.
Amao said successes were recorded as during the
operations there was destruction of newly discovered Boko
Haram leadership hideouts, enclaves, logistics support
bases and infrastructure.


He insisted that this led to the terrorist group fleeing
Sambisa Forest to near locations due to aerial
bombardment and has denied them the opportunity to
regroup.


He said that during one of the air strikes on Christmas Day
in Sambisa Forest, the leadership meeting of the insurgency
group was disrupted and over 15 persons were killed.
He disclosed that apart from Sambisa Forest, air strikes have
been conducted on other hideouts including Gawa, Walasa,
Kote, Alagarno, Talala, Alafa North, Yele, Arra, Dure, Ajigin,
Takwalla and Kumshe.


He said close battlefield air interdiction and close air
support were provided for Nigerian troops at Gadzama and
Ngwalimiri[/b]


Source:http://www.punchng.com/286-air-operations-
conducted-on-boko-haram-hideouts-since-december/

Patchesagain:


1. Ratel is not an IFV?

2. So your navy does not not buy for maritime warfare but instead for coast-guard duties?

We buy based on threat assessments, like a sensible Navy.

Henry240:
This is a proper Air Force, not the useless South-African Air Force with their 9 Gripen pilots.




[b]The Nigerian Air Force has conducted 286 air operations on
Boko Haram targets in the last one month, it said on
Saturday.


Addressing a press conference in Maiduguri, the Deputy
Theatre Commander (Air) of the counter-insurgency
operation in the North-East (Operation Lafiya Dole), Air Vice
Marshall Isiaka Amao said the air component of the counter-
insurgency operation has conducted 286 “operational
sorties” against Boko Haram terrorists targets from
December 25, 2015 till date.


He explained that this translates to 157,000 Square
Kilometres of operational coverage, equivalent “to the total
land mass of South Korea, Portugal and Togo.”
He said this also translates to “a total of 536 hours 21
minutes were flown by various platforms engaged in the
operations, expending 316,637.5 litres of aviation fuel which
amounts to N60,376,912, excluding the cost of maintenance
and armament expended.”


He said the operations which was aimed at further
degrading the terrorist group, also was targeted towards
surveillance at locating the abducted Chibok girls and other
citizens that may have been abducted by the terrorist group.
Amao said successes were recorded as during the
operations there was destruction of newly discovered Boko
Haram leadership hideouts, enclaves, logistics support
bases and infrastructure.


He insisted that this led to the terrorist group fleeing
Sambisa Forest to near locations due to aerial
bombardment and has denied them the opportunity to
regroup.


He said that during one of the air strikes on Christmas Day
in Sambisa Forest, the leadership meeting of the insurgency
group was disrupted and over 15 persons were killed.
He disclosed that apart from Sambisa Forest, air strikes have
been conducted on other hideouts including Gawa, Walasa,
Kote, Alagarno, Talala, Alafa North, Yele, Arra, Dure, Ajigin,
Takwalla and Kumshe.


He said close battlefield air interdiction and close air
support were provided for Nigerian troops at Gadzama and
Ngwalimiri[/b]


Source:http://www.punchng.com/286-air-operations-
conducted-on-boko-haram-hideouts-since-december/

An Air force with only 7 operational aircraft has done 286 air operations. Yes that is possible.

agaugust:


Citation needed to prove that

No reason to be unclear about your position. If you wanna discuss WI with me.



I'm telling: It is a copy or licence produced of a pod already integrated on the Alpha jet.

President Buhari is worried about Nigerian air force which is in poor conditions. An Air force which has only few operational aircrafts.

http://www.nigerianeye.com/2015/07/nigerian-airforce-poor-do-not-offer.html?m=1

TFM is coming strong with their cash in transit vehicles.


http://www.tfm.co.za/armour.html

agaugust:



Argue like a man Patches.

Argue like a man Patches, stop telling open lies and denying proved facts.

Since you say Nigeria does not produce what DICON, NACE, AFIT, PROFORCE etc have been proved to produce, it is quite clear that South Africa does NOT produce all those things you listed. Your list is false. You are an importing nation, you buy weapons and equipment irrationally.

SPECIAL VEHICLE PLANT (SVP) PROJECT

On 22nd January 1979 the Federal Government signed an agreement with Steyr Daimler Puch AG (Defence Division) of Austria. The agreement provides for the construction of Factory Building in Bauchi complete with all utilities, roads, rails and furniture for the production of Armoured Personnel carriers (APC).

The Factory was designed to assemble in 8 hours days shift the following, 300 units/yr 2 axles (4x4) Pinzgauer, 1 ton payload, 200 units/yrs 3 axles (6x) Pinzgauer; 1.5 ton payload, 140 units/yr Armoured Personnel Carriers; 45 unit/yr Command vehicles (APC); 10 units/yr Motor Carriers (ACP) and 5 units/yr Ambulances (APC). Factory buildings, Utilities, Roads, workshop equipment have all been completed and commissioned since 1982.

The SVP buildings are currently being utilized by the Nigerian Army for the maintenance and rehabilitation of Armoured fighting vehicles and Armoured Personnel Carriers under a contractual arrangement. Hopefully when the contract is completed the Factory would be handed back to DICON."


http://www.dicon.gov.ng/RD.html


Nigeria produces in Bauchi city DICON plant, this sand and mud mobile TRACKED Armoured Fighting Vehicles, in various configurations, 12.7 mm + 7.62 mm two machine guns , 81 mm self propelled mortar carrier, Command Post, Ambulance.

Just because Nigeria produces weapons like this that South Africa dos not produce, is not a reason for immature and senseless denial of truth.

Argue like a man Patches, Argue like men South Africans

.

Read your own citation.

It does not say what you claim

The only refrence to armored vehicles is their refurbishment

agaugust:


1. Igirigi with 23 mm X Double Barrel Cannon is not an IFV ?



2. So your navy does not buy for maritime security in peacetime and project Biro remains on a dust gathering piece of paper? Indian navy is now depending on Nigerian navy for help with maritime security

Indian navy bypassed South Africa, they sailed Indian ocean on your coastline and sailed to far up to Atlantic ocean to sign maritime security deal with Nigerian navy because South African submarines and warships are USELESS in peace time.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11_WTmps1WQ

.

1. It is a re-purposed MRAP that only conforms to the status of IFV via NATO definitions. And you built neither the vehicle nor the gins

2. Project Biro is going ahead as planned. When did India say they depend on you for maritime security?

What maritime security deal? Fact is, we are currently on our way to take part in exercises with them, as we do every year, you do not.

You buy ships in peacetime so you have them in wartime. Or do you think the enemy will wait 5 years for you to get new ships?

Henry240:


20/10. Classic!



Would you go to a country which has only one pilot who can land at sea?

Would you go to a country whos whole airforce only has 7 operational assets and 50% of their fleet is non-operational?

LOOOOL

ssaengine:

how wuld dey tak on u, wen dey knw u dnt even hav d guts.i remember vividly wen Egypt requestd d NA 2 send its troops to Libya dt dey wuld provide d air suport. because dey bliv in us, our men r tested, dey hv guts. Unlik ur DISEASE RIDDEN SADF. Gutless set of as$holes.
And wat abt d M23, u fools went der wen Congo & tanzania had alrdy finishd d war. Animals lik u. D war we r fightin wit Boko haram is an assymetric type of warfare u buffon.
We mak equipments & use dem in real war, unlik u idiets dt mak equipmts 4 storage decos. Animals!
Bt bliv me, Nig Army can fight on multiple fronts in battle & stil DEFEAT u bunch of lazy as$ sh!ts.
Stoopid 4ks lik u.
Dik!

Henry240:
This is a proper Air Force, not the useless South-African Air Force with their 9 Gripen pilots.




[b]The Nigerian Air Force has conducted 286 air operations on
Boko Haram targets in the last one month, it said on
Saturday.


Addressing a press conference in Maiduguri, the Deputy
Theatre Commander (Air) of the counter-insurgency
operation in the North-East (Operation Lafiya Dole), Air Vice
Marshall Isiaka Amao said the air component of the counter-
insurgency operation has conducted 286 “operational
sorties” against Boko Haram terrorists targets from
December 25, 2015 till date.


He explained that this translates to 157,000 Square
Kilometres of operational coverage, equivalent “to the total
land mass of South Korea, Portugal and Togo.”
He said this also translates to “a total of 536 hours 21
minutes were flown by various platforms engaged in the
operations, expending 316,637.5 litres of aviation fuel which
amounts to N60,376,912, excluding the cost of maintenance
and armament expended.”


He said the operations which was aimed at further
degrading the terrorist group, also was targeted towards
surveillance at locating the abducted Chibok girls and other
citizens that may have been abducted by the terrorist group.
Amao said successes were recorded as during the
operations there was destruction of newly discovered Boko
Haram leadership hideouts, enclaves, logistics support
bases and infrastructure.


He insisted that this led to the terrorist group fleeing
Sambisa Forest to near locations due to aerial
bombardment and has denied them the opportunity to
regroup.


He said that during one of the air strikes on Christmas Day
in Sambisa Forest, the leadership meeting of the insurgency
group was disrupted and over 15 persons were killed.
He disclosed that apart from Sambisa Forest, air strikes have
been conducted on other hideouts including Gawa, Walasa,
Kote, Alagarno, Talala, Alafa North, Yele, Arra, Dure, Ajigin,
Takwalla and Kumshe.


He said close battlefield air interdiction and close air
support were provided for Nigerian troops at Gadzama and
Ngwalimiri[/b]


Source:http://www.punchng.com/286-air-operations-
conducted-on-boko-haram-hideouts-since-december/

Are Nigerian numerically illiterate?

286/30 = 9 sorties per day
9 divided by 7 operational assets = 1.3 sorties per day per asset

So well done, your 7 operational assets did just under two sorties per day in a month.

FYI, our "9" Gripen pilots would have flown a total number of 351 sorties in the same period of time with the same number of missions per day.

Patchesagain:


Are Nigerian numerically illiterate?

286/30 = 9 sorties per day
9 divided by 7 operational assets = 1.3 sorties per day per asset

So well done, your 7 operational assets did just under two sorties per day in a month.

FYI, our "9" Gripen pilots would have flown a total number of 351 sorties in the same period of time with the same number of missions per day.

10/10 post. Well done!!!

ssaengine:


Because the likes of Boko Haram would never have the guts to take on SANDF in our own country. They did that with you because they know you're a useless bunch. How embarrassing is it that they had heavy equipment, painted in their colours, on your own soil. Within 15 minutes of a terrorist group driving around in armoured vehicles and using artillery, our airforce will blow them to bits. They know that, hence i can go to a market here in SA without wondering if a car will blow up. Boko Haram took on the Nigerian military on your home soil because they know you're useless. It took you years to assemble any sort of a well organised counter.

i bet if it wer SA, d whole country wil b in ruins by nw.
and nw we r countering dem!

ssaengine:


Because the likes of Boko Haram would never have the guts to take on SANDF in our own country. They did that with you because they know you're a useless bunch. How embarrassing is it that they had heavy equipment, painted in their colours, on your own soil. Within 15 minutes of a terrorist group driving around in armoured vehicles and using artillery, our airforce will blow them to bits. They know that, hence i can go to a market here in SA without wondering if a car will blow up. Boko Haram took on the Nigerian military on your home soil because they know you're useless. It took you years to assemble any sort of a well organised counter.

i bet if it wer SA, d whole country wil b in ruins by nw.
and nw we r countering dem!

Patchesagain:


Are Nigerian numerically illiterate?

286/30 = 9 sorties per day
9 divided by 7 operational assets = 1.3 sorties per day per asset

So well done, your 7 operational assets did just under two sorties per day in a month.

FYI, our "9" Gripen pilots would have flown a total number of 351 sorties in the same period of time with the same number of missions per day.

ur nonesense gripen pilots wuld hv done wat? U lying DIK!
wen u cant even fly d thin. U use it army show decoration.

DonBobes:



i bet if it wer SA, d whole country wil b in ruins by nw.
and nw we r countering dem!



i bet if it wer SA, d whole country wil b in ruins by nw.
and nw we r countering dem!

SA is not a playing ground. We don't play soccer with terrorists here.

DonBobes:




ur nonesense gripen pilots wuld hv done wat? U lying DIK!
wen u cant even fly d thin. U use it army show decoration.

Calculations are accurate clearly showing that you had only about 7 operational aircraft.

Patchesagain:


Read your own citation.

It does not say what you claim

The only refrence to armored vehicles is their refurbishment

DICON official website clearly says it has production plant for producing the tracked 4KAFA Styer APC with capacity to produce 300 vehicles per year. DICON and Styer Nigeria Limited produced 250 of mixed variants in Bauchi for Nigerian army including heavy machine gun, mortar carrier, command post, and ambulance types.

Many sources confirm it, and even researchers have written books on the productions, nobody in his right mind disputes it except a liar of a man CHOKED WITH ENVY, its all common knowledge since the 1980s when production of the famous high performance tracked vehicle started and was first in Africa.

"Systems currently under production include armoured personnel carriers (Steyr) at the Steyr plant in Bauchi."


https://books.google.ca/books?id=yTaz5HaKpKkC&pg=PA231&lpg=PA231&dq=Bauchi+produced+Steyr+APC&source=bl&ots=SmkkdrYdRc&sig=3r85MlzozkZ81PDNt2JbKFCqGsA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjbkounltPKAhWD_R4KHdGIBR0Q6AEIHzAB#v=onepage&q=Bauchi%20produced%20Steyr%20APC&f=false

Nigerian local defence industry produces tracked armoured vehicles in FOUR VARIANTS, heavy machine gun, mortar carrier, command post, and ambulance. South Africa does NOT and CANNOT produce tracked armoured vehicles.

We bëat you again on this one


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