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For a while now a contingent of KDF doctors have been conducting Free surgeries plus other diagnostic medical treatments to around 2,000 patients at Rwamagana Provincial Hospital in Rwanda as a part of a defense military cooperation strategy to build trust with Rwanda and also among EAC community members.
At on point in the future, a Rwandan team will also be allowed to do the same in Kenya.

Daverytimes:


Its the first of many, the ARA that you say is beautiful was not always that way, if you remember our first "MRAP" you can understand how experience could vastly improve ones work. So while i agree with you on that vehicle quite poor, i very much expect us to improve its design with more experience.

First and 2nd productions cal be expected to be shoddy, but with each new version you can expect they will get better at it especially if the introduce computer Aided Designs..


The first Mobius vehicle (Not 100% Kenyan) designed in Kenya looked like a cartoon character.

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The 2nd one was much better but still lacked that wow factor

[img]https://2.bp..com/-215cE8wBJNs/XLc56Zi3peI/AAAAAAAAaho/LzPmJjtQLUs25Hk9yAEGWi2TYTgbjnqXQCLcBGAs/s1600/about-us-square3_1000x1000_crop_center.jpg[/img]

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But the 3rd version is looking like a real contender....... 5-10 years from now those Nigerian engineering will be on a different level from what it is now,And the countries like mine that don't have anything but keeps laughing at other countries shoddy designs will still be importing from foreign countries and loosing jobs and Forex exchange.


Third version of the Mobius car

Fidha254:


First and 2nd productions cal be expected to be shoddy, but with each new version you can expect they will get better at it especially if the introduce computer Aided Designs..


The first Mobius vehicle (Not 100% Kenyan) designed in Kenya looked like a cartoon character.

[img]https://4.bp..com/-8wGuiTFt_jU/TkhC_fmYNqI/AAAAAAAAAnc/RcvEEZy7sls/s1600/mobius_one_suv_rflos.jpg[/img]

The 2nd one was much better but still lacked that wow factor

[img]https://2.bp..com/-215cE8wBJNs/XLc56Zi3peI/AAAAAAAAaho/LzPmJjtQLUs25Hk9yAEGWi2TYTgbjnqXQCLcBGAs/s1600/about-us-square3_1000x1000_crop_center.jpg[/img]

[img]https://2.bp..com/-hjRPFEComVs/XLc55lqn72I/AAAAAAAAaiA/L1Wt8Lib26oZkmiktQmi7--ozIBiZbVXQCEwYBhgL/s1600/about-us-block2.jpg[/img]




But the 3rd version is looking like a real contender....... 5-10 years from now those Nigerian engineering will be on a different level from what it is now,And the countries like mine that don't have anything but keeps laughing at other countries shoddy designs will still be importing from foreign countries and loosing jobs and Forex exchange.


Third version of the Mobius car

True. Reminds me of the NAVMC Tactical Recon Vehicle prototype we laughed out asses off at just last year. I'm still surprised at the progress they've made in just a year. Very promising trajectory

Hello our friends from the south..

krattoss:
Hello our friends from the south..

they put up a good fight. i am actually more impressed with them than i am with us

Fidha254:



Third version of the Mobius car

The 3rd version is quite cool, my kind of vehicle after trucks
If its an original Kenyan design, I doff my hat

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MiddleDimension:


they put up a good fight. i am actually more impressed with them than i am with us

Ahh yes... the self loathing Nigerian

fight my ass

MiddleDimension:


they put up a good fight. i am actually more impressed with them than i am with us

I am just wondering how much some NIGERIANS
How mUcH SOME Nigerians hate Nigeria
what is the unit quantity of hatred
It is a freaking game @#$
You want Nigeria to lose so you can rejoice WTF??
When South Africa beats Nigeria ( and they have and will in the future do you think the Southies will include you in their celebrations
take a fvking chill pill.

LTGEN:

I am just wondering how much some NIGERIANS
How mUcH SOME Nigerians hate Nigeria
what is the unit quantity of hatred
It is a freaking game @#$
You want Nigeria to lose so you can rejoice WTF??
When South Africa beats Nigeria ( and they have and will in the future do you think the Southies will include you in their celebrations
take a fvking chill pill.

i am the last person to self-hate. i am happy we won; But what you can't take away from the south Africans is that they are all home based players and still this good. that shows improvement in their league

MiddleDimension:


i am the last person to self-hate. i am happy we won; But what you can't take away from the south Africans is that they are all home based players and still this good. that shows improvement in their league

but none of their local league has won international trophies more than our own enyimba FC.

Who local league help?

VICE PRESIDENT OSINBAJO HARPS ON UNITY AS NAF COMMISSIONS 187 DSSC CADETS IN KADUNA

The Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, has charged newly commissioned officers of Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Direct Short Service Commission (DSSC) Course 28/2019 to resist any form of divisive overtures by unscrupulous elements who wish to truncate the greatness of the country. The Vice President gave this charge yesterday, 10 July 2019, during the Passing Out Parade (POP) of 187 DSSC officer cadets, including 21 females, at the Military Training Centre (MTC), Kaduna. The 6-month intensive training was designed to introduce the officer cadets to military regimentation as well as NAF operations and administration, covering subjects such as Drill, Weapon Training, Air Power as well as Officership, Leadership and Command. The Vice President stated that the country was on a trajectory to greatness, which must not be undermined by those who preach narratives of divisions along ethnic and religious lines. According to him, “the future of our country is bright, all we need to do is to keep focus, not to allow anyone to preach any division amongst us. If we remain stable and united, everything that we desire for our great country will be ours.”

While congratulating the new officers for successfully completing the rigorous training, the Vice President, who was also the Reviewing Officer at the occasion, stated that the Federal Government would continue to employ all necessary measures to tackle all forms of criminality across the country, as well as safeguard lives and property of all Nigerians. Professor Osinbajo noted that the Armed Forces have effectively contained the territorial ambitions of the Boko Haram Terrorists (BHT) by substantially degrading their capacity to attack and wreak havoc. He commended the NAF for being at the forefront of the nation’s national security interventions, noting in particular the accurate and extremely successful bombings of terrorists’ hideouts and destruction of a BHT mechanic workshop in Borno. The Vice President also lauded the successful air strikes executed by Air Task Force of Operation LAFIYA DOLE at Tumbun Hamma on the fringes of Lake Chad, which inflicted heavy casualties on Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) fighters, as well as the air strikes on hideouts in Sambisa Forest, which further degraded the insurgents.

The Vice President reiterated the commitment of the Federal Government to continue giving priority attention to the operational requirements as well as the welfare of the personnel of the Nigerian Armed Forces. He commended the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, for providing inspirational leadership for the NAF, noting that his far sightedness and innovativeness have greatly advanced the prestige and capacity of the NAF. Speaking further, the Reviewing Officer stated that the current administration of President Muhammadu Buhari has done more for the NAF,in spite of limited resources, by reactivating, in the last four years, several erstwhile unserviceable assets while building local technical capacity to repair and maintain NAF operational assets. While charging the NAF to continue to be open to innovative ideas and collaborations with academia and the private sector, Professor Osinbajo said the recent launch of the Tsaigumi, Nigeria’s first operational, locally-developed Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, was confirmation that the NAF is on the right track.

Professor Yemi Osinbajo reminded the passing out cadets of the enormous responsibilities ahead of them as they begin the challenging but rewarding career as officers in the NAF. “You are passing out at a time when our Nation is grappling with an insurgency in the Northeast, and the challenges of kidnapping and armed banditry in other parts of the country. You will therefore have to come to terms with the fact that the days and weeks and months ahead of you will be extremely busy, as you fulfill your responsibilities to the military and the Nation”, the Vice President said.

The colourful parade also featured the presentation of awards to graduating cadets who distinguished themselves during the training, among which was Cadet (now Flying Officer) Titilayo Ademoluti, who received the President’s Award for emerging first in order of merit on the course. This is the first time in the history of MTC that a female cadet has emerged first in order merit in the DSSC. The Vice President, on behalf of the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria, subsequently conferred commission, in the rank of Flying Officer, and administered the oath of allegiance on the 187 new NAF officers. Before departing for Abuja, Prof Osinbajo was conducted on a tour of some recent NAF Research and Development breakthroughs including a locally produced 6 tube rocket launcher for the Bell 412 Helicopter, locally produced 30.1mm rocket, Gun Truck using 33mm Geisha tactical gun as well as locally produced Hexacopter capable of carrying weaponized payload, amongst others.

The Executive Governor of Kaduna State, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Defence, Mrs Nuratu Batagarawa, as well as representatives of the Chief of Defence Staff and other Service Chiefs, serving and retired senior military officers, top government functionaries and relatives of the newly commissioned officers were in attendance to witness the ceremony.

Other events, which were earlier held in honor of the newly commissioned officers, included a Regimental Dinner Night on 3 July 2019 as well as the Beating of the Retreat/Prize Giving Ceremony held on 5 July 2019. It is pertinent to state that, since inception of the current NAF administration in 2015, 4 sets of DSSC officers have been commissioned. Also, from July 2015 to date, 677 officers have been enlisted into the NAF through the DSSC Programme and 239 others through the regular intake from the Nigerian Defence Academy.

IBIKUNLE DARAMOLA
Air Commodore
Director of Public Relations and Information
Nigerian Air Force

MiddleDimension:


i am the last person to self-hate. i am happy we won; But what you can't take away from the south Africans is that they are all home based players and still this good. that shows improvement in their league

They are not all home based players, why not use the darn Google

SA design house ADG Mobility's 8x8 development and production.

Oldies . 1984. Algerian para drill


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYxVwI00Dw8

Algerian police

Algerian su30 with sap518 jammers

Some ammunition used by the air force
Pic1 kh59mk (285km)
Pic2 KH-31P anti radar (110km)

Algerian high officers doing shopping at 9th Saint-Pétersbourg defense salon .

The ignorance spewed by some guys here is unbelievable. I'll come to the comments about the NAVMC Tactical Patrol Vehicle in a moment.

SuperSixSeven:

https://www.janes.com/article/89846/nigerian-army-commissions-new-locally-produced-vehicles

Brilliant.

Namibia Defence Forces MRAP

Namibia

Namibia army RG-32 MRAP

Namibia Special Forces

Nigerian Air Force DSSC passing out parade.