denisfidha:
I thot she was Chinese

jteku:
Guys check this outSpot the difference.

It is only in Nigeria that a 13-year old female suicide bomber arrested by security agencies in the past disappears and re-appears two years later as a "rescued" Chibok girl.

Buhari well done. We expect more as May 29th approaches.

Sick propagandists!

jteku:
Guys check this outSpot the difference.

It is only in Nigeria that a 13-year old female suicide bomber arrested by security agencies in the past disappears and re-appears two years later as a "rescued" Chibok girl.

Buhari well done. We expect more as May 29th approaches.

Sick propagandists!

jteku:
Guys check this outSpot the difference.

It is only in Nigeria that a 13-year old female suicide bomber arrested by security agencies in the past disappears and re-appears two years later as a "rescued" Chibok girl.

Buhari well done. We expect more as May 29th approaches.

Sick propagandists!

iblawi:

The girl arrested was 13years while the girl rescued is 19 years as at when recued. They are two different people please stop all this hatred cause it won't make you think the way you should have thought if you were neutral. How will a 13 year old be writing WAEC? The age difference is too wide.

Bros, even if you claim government is lying will the parent of the girl too lie? What of the neighbors and school students/principal?

Abeg stop spreading fake information.

giles14:
n for ur eyes dat girl with pikin don reach 19.
I weep fory country

iblawi:

The girl arrested was 13years while the girl rescued is 19 years as at when recued. They are two different people please stop all this hatred cause it won't make you think the way you should have thought if you were neutral. How will a 13 year old be writing WAEC? The age difference is too wide.
Bros, even if you claim government is lying will the parent of the girl too lie? What of the neighbors and school students/principal?
Abeg stop spreading fake information.

jteku:
Guys check this outSpot the difference.

It is only in Nigeria that a 13-year old female suicide bomber arrested by security agencies in the past disappears and re-appears two years later as a "rescued" Chibok girl.

Buhari well done. We expect more as May 29th approaches.

Sick propagandists!

iblawi:

The girl arrested was 13years while the girl rescued is 19 years as at when recued. They are two different people please stop all this hatred cause it won't make you think the way you should have thought if you were neutral. How will a 13 year old be writing WAEC? The age difference is too wide.

Bros, even if you claim government is lying will the parent of the girl too lie? What of the neighbors and school students/principal?

Abeg stop spreading fake information.

jteku:



This are the group of Nigerian who think this administration can never do wrong #iblawi

Centrifude:
Can someone please Explain to me why Drum Magazines aren't used by the worlds Armies. They seem to carry more rounds than the standard Magazines, and if its a matter of them being too expensive then why aren't they given exclusively to Special forces. SF guys tend to get involved in intense fire fights and I'm sure having to reload after firing 35/30 or 20 rounds must be a serious disadvantage for a small group of guys fighting Hundreds of enemy soldiers.

LTGEN:
Let me try and explain a little bit.Depending on the Rifle,drum magazines are not used as frequently,what we have seen are the rectangular boxes.What we tend to have nowadays depending on the Rifle is a tiny button that allows for quick reloading of Magazines.
SF even in Nigeria have been seen carrying 10mags per man,so it does appear the drum as we know it at least the circular one is going out of existence.

Centrifude:
Can someone please Explain to me why Drum Magazines aren't used by the worlds Armies. They seem to carry more rounds than the standard Magazines, and if its a matter of them being too expensive then why aren't they given exclusively to Special forces. SF guys tend to get involved in intense fire fights and I'm sure having to reload after firing 35/30 or 20 rounds must be a serious disadvantage for a small group of guys fighting Hundreds of enemy soldiers.

jteku:
Guys check this outSpot the difference.

It is only in Nigeria that a 13-year old female suicide bomber arrested by security agencies in the past disappears and re-appears two years later as a "rescued" Chibok girl.

Buhari well done. We expect more as May 29th approaches.

Sick propagandists!

bidexiii:



I think u r the "PROPAGANDIST" here...!

1)Look closely very well the girls are not the same.

2)ar u telling after she was caught with a suicide vest she was released...?

3)two years ago when she was caught, according to ur statement was buhari the president or COAS........?

4)the rescued girl is 19 and these is 13; do the maths ur self.......!!!!!!

5)the girl is united with her parents and confirmed part of the Chinook girls, the 2nd rescued girl is a propaganda too. Am so disappointed when people jump into conclusion.

>Out of 276 F/A-18 Hornet strike fighters in the Marine Corps inventory, only about 30% are ready to fly, according to statistics provided by the Corps. Similarly, only 42 of 147 heavy-lift CH-53E Super Stallion helicopters are airworthy.

>To get one Hornet flying again, Marines at Beaufort stripped a landing gear door off a mothballed museum jet. The door, found on the flight deck of the World War II-era USS Yorktown, was last manufactured over a decade ago.

>The aircraft shortage means pilots spend less time in the air. "This last 30 days our average flight time per pilot was just over 4 hours," said Thomas. Ten years ago, Marine Corps pilots averaged between 25 and 30 hours in the air each month, according to one pilot. “This is the worst I’ve seen it,” he added. Another pilot who asked to remain nameless told Fox News that Chinese and Russian pilots fly more hours each month than Marine Corps pilots.

Botswana is in negotiations for Saab Gripen multirole fighters and has ordered General Dynamics Piranha armoured vehicles and MBDA air defence systems,

Botswana's The Sunday Standard newspaper reported in February that, in the wake of Khama's visit to South Korea, the BDF was planning to spend BWP2 billion on eight T-50s and was also expected to buy K2 Black Panther tanks from South Korea.

More recently, on 16 May, the newspaper reported that the country was planning to spend nearly BWP2 billion on 45 Piranha 8x8 armoured vehicles made by General Dynamics Switzerland - presumably a reference to General Dynamics European Land Systems Mowag (GDELS-Mowag) - and turrets armed with 30 mm guns.

patches689:
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Gripen + New Piranha + K2 Black Panther = Sweaty Generals in Defence HQ in Pretoria

giles14:
wot a great sense of humor

patches689:

I am covering my displeasure with an attempt at humor.
I am now dead inside.
If they get the K2, I am going to throw myself off a building.

patches689:
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Gripen + New Piranha + K2 Black Panther = Sweaty Generals in Defence HQ in Pretoria

jteku:
Pix 2...Hmnmmmm.. Don't just like the looks of these guys

Henry240:


Botswana cannot afford the K2. I don't see the K2 or TA-50 happening if they are actually serious about getting the Gripen.

Henry240:


That's a myth! I do not believe S.Fs get involved in such intense fire-fights like you have described or go about fighting hundreds of enemy soldiers. That's a hollywood lie!



It is mobile teams such as the Nigerian Army Mobile Strike Force or U.S Army Rangers that usually engage in a lot of fire-fights with hundreds of enemy soldiers not S.Fs.

Centrifude:


Ok Yeah sure "Hollywood lie"!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2027061/How-British-heroes-entered-SAS-legend-fighting-400-bloodthirsty-fanatics-bullets.html

Read "Zero Bravo Six" its about 60 Special Forces who fought against *100 000* Iraqis.

I think you've also forgotten that in Bangui South African Special forces were the first to encounter Seleka rebels who attacked them in their hundreds.
zero bravo six,never fought against any 100k Iraqi troops.dey only came In contact with some air defense troops in the vicinity of der operation which is even to sever d air defense optical cable.wot dat ur story funny

No offence Henry240 just because Nigerian Special Forces haven't been in such situations doesn't mean the rest of the world also hasn't

You didn't even try to answer my question you're just trying to discredit my post without even thinking about what I wrote.

Centrifude:


Ok Yeah sure "Hollywood lie"!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2027061/How-British-heroes-entered-SAS-legend-fighting-400-bloodthirsty-fanatics-bullets.html

Read "Zero Bravo Six" its about 60 Special Forces who fought against *100 000* Iraqis.

I think you've also forgotten that in Bangui South African Special forces were the first to encounter Seleka rebels who attacked them in their hundreds.

No offence Henry24 just because Nigerian Special Forces haven't been in such situations doesn't mean the rest of the world also hasn't

You didn't even try to answer my question you're just trying to discredit my post without even thinking about what I wrote.