MikeCZAR:
SBS?

Poorly armed.
Combat untested.
Wouldn't even pass SF selection in Zimbabwe

NN SBS has current combat experience in COIN war vs Boko Haram.

Zimbabwe has no such experience, but Zim is still better than South African SF of today who cannot stop poorly armed Rhino Poachers
.

MikeCZAR:
Because it can't compete on the market.

Nigeria's 180 million man market is big enough

Lol

AugustineAgain:


NN SBS has current combat experience in COIN war vs Boko Haram.

Zimbabwe has no such experience, but Zim is still better than South African SF of today who cannot stop poorly armed Rhino Poachers
.

Training and equipment is more important than "experience"

DRC soldiers have been fighting since 1950's... are they now the best soldiers in Africa?

SBS is nothing, proven by the fact that you need outside help to train them

AugustineAgain:


Nigeria's 180 million man market is big enough

60% of which live in poverty

MduZA:



I know it does not go well with you but the reality is south Africa is and has been assisting your country ....i know you will also denie that Nigerians will be purchasing vehicles in Nigeria through south African financial institutions....

Prove it. My friends got car loans from First Bank of Nigeria, not of South Africa.

SA has only one bank among a dozen in Nigeria, not counting other hundreds of other financial institutions giving loans to Nigerians.

Same way you dullaards think all 180 million Nigerians enter your 7 only Shoprite malls to buy food....real dullaaards you all are
.

MikeCZAR:
Yes, you too wait for SAN to introduce three new frigates and amphibious assault ships.


South Africa before 1994-1999 was way stronger, able to reach hit Lagos with moments notice.

That was the time NNS Aradu was the most powerful warship in Africa.....fool
.

MikeCZAR:
Ridiculous thing I've ever heard.

But it again proves that the Nigerian navy can't challenge SAN at sea.

No hurry, you built your missile ship fleet first, then you want to build OPV.

We are doing ours the other way round, urgent need of OPV we built, then our missile ships and submarines which we dont need now, will follow, NN is just smart, we both spent our $2 Billion in different ways. Simple
.

MikeCZAR:
I don't see you proving anything.

I hate repeating posts, it draws this thread backwards and makes me feel like I should quit.

Gripen maximum recce air borne endurance is an embarrassing 40 minutes, for a $50 million jet
.

patches689:


So now boko haram has tanks? How do we know that isnt one of yours?

And well done, a terrible soviet tank killed an equally terrible one

How impressive.

Ratel has killed a T55

rooikat killed t62 and a few T72s in the border war.

jln115:

rooikat killed t62 and a few T72s in the border war.

Show me photo of T-72 killed by Rooikat.

SANDF Rooikat has NEVER been used in any combat

Are you a new generation fraudster ?
.

AugustineAgain:


Show me photo of T-72 killed by Rooikat.

SANDF Rooikat has NEVER been used in any combat

Are you a new generation fraudster ?
.

sorry ment ratel, and ratel destroyed t62 and t55,a few t72s were reportedly destroyed by olifant mbt.

AugustineAgain:


I hate repeating posts, it draws this thread backwards and makes me feel like I should quit.

Gripen maximum recce air borne endurance is an embarrassing 40 minutes, for a $50 million jet
.

That says it did a 40min mission

It doesnt say that the maximum is 40

You disgust me, you absolutely disgust me, with your shameless lies

AugustineAgain:


No hurry, you built your missile ship fleet first, then you want to build OPV.

We are doing ours the other way round, urgent need of OPV we built, then our missile ships and submarines which we dont need now, will follow, NN is just smart, we both spent our $2 Billion in different ways. Simple
.

Nope, you dont have the money to do so.

You also dont have the skills to maintain and operate them, like the aradu for example.

AugustineAgain:


I hate repeating posts, it draws this thread backwards and makes me feel like I should quit.

Gripen maximum recce air borne endurance is an embarrassing 40 minutes, for a $50 million jet
.

It says the mission lasted 40min not that the gripen can only stay airborne for 40min, as i said before LEARN TO READ!

AugustineAgain:


That was the time NNS Aradu was the most powerful warship in Africa.....fool
.

As usual, Aradu was not operational during that period of time

SAA does it again by being voted as the best airline for 12 consecutive years. I guess there is no challenge.

http://www.southafrica.info/news/saa-premiertraveler-award-091214.htm#.VImbp1lBtAg


Hamba Mzansi!!!!

ActivateKruger:


So now you're no longer singing the "Nigerian" brand song...

buhahahahah.. nothing is made in Nigeria besides babies

how does my post suggest that? explain to us

Botswana Air Force:

AugustineAgain:


Prove it. My friends got car loans from First Bank of Nigeria, not of South Africa.

SA has only one bank among a dozen in Nigeria, not counting other hundreds of other financial institutions giving loans to Nigerians.

Same way you dullaards think all 180 million Nigerians enter your 7 only Shoprite malls to buy food....real dullaaards you all are
.

south africa both shares in IBTC CHARTED ..THEY DONT OWN ANY BANK IN NIGERIA.

iterator24:
south africa both shares in IBTC CHARTED ..THEY DONT OWN ANY BANK IN NIGERIA.

What about Standard bank?

FNB is already stepping in.



http://www.africa-ontherise.com/first-national-bank-fnb-to-enter-ghana-nigerias-retail-banking-sector/

patches689:


Training and equipment is more important than "experience"

DRC soldiers have been fighting since 1950's... are they now the best soldiers in Africa?

SBS is nothing, proven by the fact that you need outside help to train them

imagine yourself. First you said the SBS had no combat experience then he told you they had. And then you started claiming experience does not count. hmm SMH

mzilakazi:


What about Standard bank?

when they bought shares it became Stanbic IBTC

the original founder remains the CEO

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanbic_IBTC_Holdings

MduZA:



surely you pretend like if you don't understand what my point is ....unless you are one of the Nigerians who close their eyes whenever they see these two words South Africa..

..tell me when did Nigeria first make cars for commercial purposes?

Volkswagen Igala Car in the 1970s. Manufactured in Lagos.

Pegeout 504 car in the 1980s. Manufactured in Kaduna.

South African blacks were still using their right hands to wash toilet for your white masters after the Boer man poohs out his shiiit in those days

.

MduZA:


proof has been provided...now you are just playing the fool game

tell zuma to empower blacks like I said earlier, you don't even have any indigenous car brand you're claiming nissan SA..seriously dude?


VW to Start Assembling Cars in Nigeria with Stallion Group
ThisDay, Thursday 11 December 2014
Volkswagen AG (VW) plans to start assembling cars in Nigeria as early as next year with Stallion Group, according to people
familiar with the matter.
According to Bloomberg, the world’s second-largest automaker approved the project for small-scale final assembly because of
tax rules that encourage local manufacturing, said sources, who asked not to be named before an official announcement.
A spokesman for VW declined to comment. Stallion Group didn’t respond to messages seeking comment.
An assembly in Nigeria would mark Wolfsburg, Germany-based Volkswagen’s second return to Nigeria.
In the 1970s, the company set up a multi-billion naira assembly plant, Volkswagen of Nigeria Limited (VON), in Ojo, Lagos State,
along with the federal government as equity partner.
It later pulled out when new car sales fell and Nigerian consumers turned to cheaper second-hand cars from Europe and the US
in the 1990s, leaving the assembly plant moribund for years until the federal government sold its shares to Stallion Group under
the privatisation programme a few years ago.
Since the plant’s acquisition, Stallion has focused on assembling buses and trucks from the VON facility.
VW’s other African manufacturing facilities comprise a car factory in Uitenhage, outside Port Elizabeth, where it produces the
Polo small car, while the MAN commercial-vehicle unit has production locations in Olifantsfontain, near Johannesburg, and
Pinetown, outside Durban. VW operates 107 factories globally.
Closely held Stallion has inaugurated a vehicle-assembly plant in Lagos and acts as distributor in the country for carmakers
including VW, Nissan Motor Co., Hyundai Motor Co. and Porsche.

www.thisdaylive.com/articles/vw-to-start-assembling-cars-in-nigeria-with-stallion-group/196383/

patches689:


Training and equipment is more important than "experience"

DRC soldiers have been fighting since 1950's... are they now the best soldiers in Africa?

SBS is nothing, proven by the fact that you need outside help to train them

what are you even saying? cmon man. Even more advanced countries allow their special forces to enjoy training experience from foreign trainers or theatres.

overhypedsteve:
imagine yourself. First you said the SBS had no combat experience then he told you they had. And then you started claiming experience does not count. hmm SMH

Putting words in my mouth?

..

patches689:


T-72 performance in every war it has ever fought in shows us it is trash. No one takes poor quality Nigerian propaganda seriously.

T-72 is absolute trash and ranks amongst the worst tanks ever made, and is most certainly the worst MBT in existance. Simple as that.

Yes, poor nations cannot afford to buy from the rest so they buy from China, because their products are cheap knock-offs of Soviet era equipment.

Gripen is one of the best single-engine multi-role fighters in the world.

America was using 3rd generation Abrams tank with modern composite armour to defeat much older 2nd generation T-72 tanks of Iraq with old steel armour.

Let American Abrams tank fight Algerian T-90 tank of same 3rd generation and see what will happen.

Southies have a problem with logical reasoning
.

iterator24:


tell zuma to empower blacks like I said earlier, you don't even have any indigenous car brand you're claiming nissan SA..seriously dude?


VW to Start Assembling Cars in Nigeria with Stallion Group
ThisDay, Thursday 11 December 2014
Volkswagen AG (VW) plans to start assembling cars in Nigeria as early as next year with Stallion Group, according to people
familiar with the matter.
According to Bloomberg, the world’s second-largest automaker approved the project for small-scale final assembly because of
tax rules that encourage local manufacturing, said sources, who asked not to be named before an official announcement.
A spokesman for VW declined to comment. Stallion Group didn’t respond to messages seeking comment.
An assembly in Nigeria would mark Wolfsburg, Germany-based Volkswagen’s second return to Nigeria.
In the 1970s, the company set up a multi-billion naira assembly plant, Volkswagen of Nigeria Limited (VON), in Ojo, Lagos State,
along with the federal government as equity partner.
It later pulled out when new car sales fell and Nigerian consumers turned to cheaper second-hand cars from Europe and the US
in the 1990s, leaving the assembly plant moribund for years until the federal government sold its shares to Stallion Group under
the privatisation programme a few years ago.
Since the plant’s acquisition, Stallion has focused on assembling buses and trucks from the VON facility.
VW’s other African manufacturing facilities comprise a car factory in Uitenhage, outside Port Elizabeth, where it produces the
Polo small car, while the MAN commercial-vehicle unit has production locations in Olifantsfontain, near Johannesburg, and
Pinetown, outside Durban. VW operates 107 factories globally.
Closely held Stallion has inaugurated a vehicle-assembly plant in Lagos and acts as distributor in the country for carmakers
including VW, Nissan Motor Co., Hyundai Motor Co. and Porsche.

www.thisdaylive.com/articles/vw-to-start-assembling-cars-in-nigeria-with-stallion-group/196383/

oga wee...SA banks to finance buyers of vehicles assembled in Nigeria !

AugustineAgain:



America was using 3rd generation Abrams tank with modern composite armour to defeat much older 2nd generation T-72 tanks of Iraq with old steel armour.

Let American Abrams tank fight Algerian T-90 tank of same 3rd generation and see what will happen.

Southies have a problem with logical reasoning
.

Iraqi army had allot of T-72M's

Abrams will wreck the T90 as the T90 is essentially a T72

All major BLUFORE tanks are better, Chally 2, Leo2, Leclerc, K2 Black Panther, Type 10 etc

MduZA:



oga wee...SA banks to finance buyers of vehicles assembled in Nigeria !

the deal is off, update your shallow brain.. fcmb, access and first bank of Nigeria are going to finance it and they've started already... dummy, SA banks, which one do you or your ancestors own? lol