ROSSIKE: No you shut your dirty mouth and[b] insist on factual reporting and accuracy[/b] before calling anyone out. You demand perfection when you yourself are peddling imperfection, inaccurate, smear reporting, and lies. And the base did not have "one plane". That is another lie from the pits of hell from where you came.

CROWÉ: I am not going to ask why the air crafts have a camouflage finish on them, its not like it can help them in the sky .

Sam Milla: and the presidency have 10.
Oyedepo have 4
Oritsejafor have 1
adeboye have 2.

ROSSIKE: No you shut your dirty mouth and insist on factual reporting and accuracy before calling anyone out. You cannot demand perfection when you yourself are peddling imperfection, inaccurate, smear reporting, and lies. And the base did not have "one plane". That is another lie from the pits of hell from where you came.

outrage: [size=13pt]Nigerian airfore needs new planes.


How can aiforce of giants of africa be using fighter jets produced in the 1970s?? (Alpha jet)

When the world is using euro fighter typhoon, the migs and F22 raptors!??


Its a shame o![/size]

Capnd143: Come what happened to all those :
1.dornier alpha trainer
2.l-39 albatros trainers
3.MB339A trainers
4.l-39ZA Albatros trainers
5.mikoyan gurevic MiG-21S trainers
6.sapecat jaguars?
Of all the 32 MiG birds none is servicable? Abi? Where is the money budgeted for defense?

Cheif of Air staff better go and get some [Rafale jets] and euro fighter EF 2000 TYPHONS OH! To boost are NAF.

Capnd143: What happened to this guys:



naija i hell thee!

Capnd143: As of 2011 this is the list of samples of birds (unservicable and servicable) on nigerian airbases
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ocelot2006: Your post is riddled with so many inaccuraccies. We do jot own any UH-1 Huey helicopters or C-160 Transalls transport aircraft. Never have, never will.

ALL our A-109 LUH (bought just a few years ago) are pretty much in service (Enugu). Four AS Puma utility helos have equally been put back in active duty after beingupgraded in Romania. 2 of our C-130s are currently on active duties flying sorties in Mal, and 3 more are expected to return this month from Europe where they were sent for upgrades. All 6 G-222s are in active service, with one that flew in NAF technical teams and Special Forces into Ali and Niger Republic during the start of operation serval in Mali. Alpha jets and Mi-35 Hind assault helicopters have also been deployed to provide combat are support for troops on the ground.

But yes our old Mig-21s and Jaguars have been withdrawn from service. But we DO NOT own any F-5 fighters or MIG-29 fulcrums.

Capnd143: good to see someone who knows a bit about NAF, but sorry bro, i didnt include the F5's and the MiG-29 fulcrums in my post, i think you are mistaking the FF7's for them! And yes Nigeria owned UH-1 Huey birds and i can prove it. No harm meant dough, Thanks

Capnd143: good to see someone who knows a bit about NAF, but sorry bro, i didnt include the F5's and the MiG-29 fulcrums in my post, i think you are mistaking the FF7's for them! And yes Nigeria owned UH-1 Huey birds and i can prove it. No harm meant dough, Thanks

DonJoviano: Giants of africa?it s just so sad

ckkris:

Its good to see reasonable people in Nairaland. But pls its not right to disclose everƴthing. And you reallƴ enhance the quality of this forum.Thanks.

Jakumo:

The camo pant job helps hide parked military aircraft on the ground from attacking enemy jets above, and it also helps conceal aircraft that are in flight, from enemy jets flying above them. The undersides of the planes are generally white or light blue, so that they blend with the sky when seen from below.

That'll be ten dollars for the free information.

ROSSIKE: Shut up and fk off with your peddling of lies and anti Nigerian hate. Nothing works in your brain otherwise you would leave the airforce experts to deal with their problem as they see fit. What training do you have to open your stinking mouth to criticise?

outrage:
I am not going to insult you or ask you to go to hell, that's for the almighty to decide..
'One plane' in this instance is the one servicable plane as reported in this article.
Goverment and a single human are not to be used in comparison..
We know that noting is perfect, we can only come close to. Government is an institution, that is suppose to consist of the best minds available so as to come close to this perfection. A government were the major airforce base in that part of the country where the pilots are supposedly 'trained' has only one plane and your there making exuses for them??
Giant of africa??
Population of 160million??

Get a life mynd! Better yet remain in the romance section.

Rossikk:

You're a born LIAR and DECEIVER who has no interest of this country at heart. If you did, the very first thing you'd do is YELL AT THE MODS/OP to CORRECT THE FRAUDULENT HEADLINE. (Obviously some STUP.ID MOD has an interest in peddling lies against Nigeria by leaving the fraudulent, deceptive headline on). Instead of doing the right thing, you then JOIN in the deceit by claiming that ''only one plane'' was functional at the Kaduna airforce base. You are a liar and a supporter of lies. And until you can learn to call a spade a spade with factual accuracy, you have no room for complaint about Nigeria, as you're more INCOMPETENT AND/OR FRAUDULENT than those you're criticising.

Tolexander: NAF has one serviceable aircraft for training!
Maybe the others are not serviceable but functioning

ishmael: it's true. They have only one functional Do-228 aircraft used for training of transport pilots and at the sametime used for courier and executive flights. The others cannot fly. They've been grounded long ago. I've gone there to see things myself [size=50pt]years back[/size] when a friend was doing his basic transport flying course. The guy also complained then. He's a group captain now.

Rossikk:

You have a very LOW IQ. So what you went to see ''YEARS BACK'' is what you come here to claim is the current situation? Based on what you saw ''years back'' as a kid escorting his mate to a base?

HOW ABOUT DECADES BACK? OR CENTURIES BACK?

How would a non entity kid like you and your student friend have known exactly how many functional training aircraft the entire Nigerian Airforce possessed after visiting a single base ''years back''? Who did you speak to? Or rather, who were you allowed to speak to?

DUMMY WITH NO BRAIN, but with internet access.

souldust: www.nairaland.com/415620/strongest-military-africa/44 ocelot2006 and capnd143 why dont you go there and share you knowledge of the nigerian armed forces with people in there.

Capnd143: that thread is inactive bro, i would be happy to share in an active thread. All the same thanks.