Deway7575:
Kindly excuse my ignorance...
But when did Arabic become the official comms language of the Nigeria Police?
Maybe I'm mistaken or not seeing this properly?

Following up your question, the greater issue to be discussed is "cleaning the augean stables" before focusing on uniforms

It's been number stylishly written. The problem is the number isn't that visible well again.


You can see it well in other pictures. @hadizamuhammed500

Don't think that is Arabic, or is she the first police officer u've seen, am standing by 3 officers now and nothing like Arabic.

@jteku and tdayo Very likely so
However, I've enlarged that specific area repeatedly and couldn't see any familiar numeral. You'll also notice punctuation marks underneath the figures, so not likely English language.
Anyway, what do I know, I rest the matter.

jteku:
Don't think that is Arabic, or is she the first police officer u've seen, am standing by 3 officers now and nothing like Arabic.

nemesis4u:


just saying IMO north korean ICBMs r vulnerable , which no media is pointing to becz they want to build a war hysteria by portraying NK systems to be potent.

eg. did u see their tests , their ICBMs r liquid fuelled , which needs to fuelled prior to launch and then moved to launch location and then the missile off sited (separated from TEL) for launch.

too much time being spent here , thereby very vulnerable to prompt strikes

As I have said before, in order for an NK ballistic missile to strike its target it has to (assuming launch deep in NK at an Asian target):

1. Pass through THAAD just after take-off (high atmosphere) on the Korean Peninsular
2. Pass through AEGIS mid-flight (upper stratosphere)
3. Pass through THAAD in Japan/Guam on the way down (high atmosphere)
4. Pass through Patriot in the terminal phase

Note: this is excluding American Strategic Defence Initiative (ie: Star-wars) defenses as well as their Ground-Based Midcourse Defense* (GMD) defenses

*Ground-Based Interceptor is basically a missile tipped with the "exoatmospheric kill vehicle", basically a big rocket shoots a small rocket into space, once there it fires its engine and intercepts its target at a speed of 22,000 miles per hour. The Americans have ~30 based in Alaska.

Deway7575:
Kindly excuse my ignorance...
But when did Arabic become the official comms language of the Nigeria Police?
Maybe I'm mistaken or not seeing this properly?

its not arabic language ! i think it's not even a language, maybe glue stains ?

Algerian1:



its not arabic language ! i think it's not even a language, maybe glue stains or other white liquid ! nemesis4u what did you do ! control yourself man

Careful, there are kids on this thread

Ibrahimanees:

Careful, there are kids on this thread

you caught me before I changed my post


pics1,2,3 ; FH-70

pic 4 - M-109 Howitzer

moroccan army

1,2 : M113 with TOW

3- SPG-9

4- BM-21 imported from romania

moroccan army

still with moroccan army

where is our henry240 ?

Algerian1:
where is our henry240 ?

He should be here by January 1st.

patches689:


5th Bd

Those are the ones who went to town on the Matabele right?

Yes. The brigade was so notorious for its excesses in Matabeleland and the Midlands that Mugabe had it disbanded in 1988.

There was some talk in 2006 about reactivating it, but I'm not certain if that actually happened.

kikuyu1:


Can this independent targeting capability and communication be considered an early form of robotics?

AI

WHAT IS POLICE CLEARANCE?

A police certificate is an official document issued by the Nigerian police to determine if the applicant has any outstanding criminal records or activity from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) that he/she may or may not have committed. Criminal records may include arrests, conviction, and criminal proceedings. Police certificate is also known as good citizen certificate, good conduct certificate, police clearance certificate, or judicial record extracts.

Applicants have to submit fingerprints and certain personal information such as addresses, date of birth, place of birth, etc to get a criminal record check via the police records database. The Nigerian police force will charge a fee, If no record found, the police certificate will indicate so in written form such as a certificate. Anyone from any nationality who has lived or lives in Nigeria for more than 30 days is eligible to get this clearance certificate.

WHO ARE DOES THAT NEED THE POLICE CLERANCE?
Does who want to travel to other countries or some big company do ask for police clearance from their new staff to be sure, such staff doesn’t have any criminal record.

CAN I GET THIS POLICE CLEARANCE WHILE AM NOT IN NIGERIA?
Yes, we can get the police clearance done for you and send it to you were ever you are.

WHAT ARE THE REQUIRMENTS?
i. Your valid passport
ii. Two passport-size photographs

For enquiry or if you want to get a valid Police Clearance in Nigeria, at cheaper price and free home delivery.
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Algerian1:
where is our henry240 ?

He wasn't given much attentions to his girlfriend, so she left.
Taken a break from this thread was part of her condition if they were to make up.

But he visits as a guest sha!!!!!

off topic :China province near North Korea warns about the dangers of nuclear war

A provincial state newspaper on China’s border with North Korea spooked a few people Wednesday by dedicating an entire page to advice for local residents on how they might survive a nuclear war.

The advisory, by the official Jilin Daily, was picked up by many online news services and circulated widely on Chinese social media, forcing the paper and other state media outlets to hurriedly issue statements trying to calm people down.

The full-page advisory, entitled “General Knowledge about Nuclear Weapons and Protection,” included cartoons reminiscent of the rather hopeful public service announcements in 1950s America advising children to “duck and cover” to survive a nuclear attack. Yet it also marked one of the first times that official China has talked seriously about the threat of a nuclear war.

The cartoons suggest people close their doors and windows if they can’t reach an air raid shelter, and hide under a table or bed in the corner of a room.

Other advice: If a bomb goes off when you are near a river, pond or lake — jump in it.

If you do go outside after an explosion, wear a mask and protective clothing, wash exposed parts of your body and scrub your boots. Contaminated clothing should be firmly shaken clean and hung on a tree, and your ears should be thoroughly cleaned.

(See this blog for a closer look at those cartoons).

The Jilin Provincial People’s Air Defense Office later told Chinese media it was responsible for the advisory, saying it aimed to strengthen “national defense education” and explaining that many countries issue such advice through the media. The outside world should not overinterpret it, Xu Yucheng, deputy director of the air defense office, told Beijing News.

Indeed, residents of Japan’s northwest coast this year have been ordered to take part in air raid drills, and sirens sounded in northern Japan when a North Korean missile sailed over the country in August https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2017/12/06/china-province-suggests-closing-doors-and-covering-mouths-in-case-of-nuclear-attack/?utm_term=.46c0cb040742

Defence Cabinet Secretary Ambassador Raychelle Omamo Commissions the New DEFMIS ICT Platform

The Defence CS Ambassador Raychelle Omamo officially commissioned the new Defence Forces Medical Insurance Scheme (DEFMIS) user ICT Platform on Thursday 7th December at the DEFMIS offices, Nyayo house Nairobi.
Speaking at the event, the CS expressed her delight to be part of the occasion which marks a great improvement in service delivery by DEFMIS. She mentioned that having been the chair of the DEFMIS Board of Trustees, she had over time witnessed remarkable positive change happening at the scheme.
She thanked all stakeholders who had made the launch a success, noting that a lot of time, energy and effort had been invested into bringing the ICT platform to life. The platform would make a significant impact in enhancing service delivery to military and retired military personnel. “We do not just deliver defense on the war front but to ourselves too, particularly our retirees. When we take care of our own, we actually are delivering defense”, she said.
The CS commended the DEFMIS Managing Director (MD) Brigadier Fatumah Ahmed for the dedication she had shown in transforming DEFMIS. She challenged all personnel to look into the changing technological world in order to identify ways of improving capability and service delivery, adding that the Ministry would continue to offer maximum support.
In her remarks, DEFMIS Managing Director Brigadier Ahmed expressed her gratitude to the CS for the support she had continued to offer DEFMIS, saying that it had been paramount in the growth that the scheme was witnessing. She expressed the launch of the new ICT platform as a milestone in ensuring that the core mandate of DEFMIS was achieved in a better, quicker and convenient manner, in line with the core values of the scheme.
The Defence CS was introduced to the new platform and briefed on its mechanism. There was an elaborate demonstration on the claims processes digitally. The new system is automated to have interfaces accessed digitally by hospitals, medical verification officers, bills sections, finance managers up to the last stage of release of payment.
The new platform initiated in May 2016, comes with advanced developments, that include access by members into the portal, with additional mobile access through a code, where one can get hospital information, contributions statistics among other data. It operates on an improved local area network infrastructure, offers real time processing of transactions, biometric authentication, anti-malware capability amongst many other verification and security features.
The system is developed by several partners among them the Defence Forces Technical College (DEFTEC).
The event was attended by among them Defence Forces Comrades Association (DEFOCA) Managing Director Colonel (Rtd) E C Tele, Project Manager of the ICT platform Lieutenant Colonel Robert Okutoyi, Senior Officers, Officers, Service Personnel and Ministry of Defence civilian staff.

1.Defence Cabinet Secretary Amb. Raychelle Omamo signs the visitors’ book at the DEFMIS offices.

2. Major Samuel Agufa of DEFMIS makes a presentation on the operation of the new ICT platform.

3. Managing Director DEFMIS Brigadier Fatumah Ahmed addressing DEFMIS staff during the launching of the ICT platform.

4. Defence CS Amb. Raychelle Omamo addresses the personnel during event.

1. Defence CS Amb. Raychelle Omamo, Managing Director DEFMIS Brigadier Fatumah Ahmed and Managing Director DEFOCA Col (Rtd) E C Tele in a group photo with DEFMIS staff.

2. Defence Cabinet Secretary Ambassador Raychelle Omamo unveils the plaque to officially launch the new Defence Forces Medical Insurance Scheme (DEFMIS) ICT Platform at Nyayo House on Thursday 7th December 2017.

National Sportpesa Boxing League

Ulinzi boxing team scooped the second position in the recently concluded Sportpesa National Boxing League. The team garnered 102 points closely following the Kenya Police Team with 103 points who were crowned champions despite the officiating controversies in favour of the Kenya Police team in the 5th and final leg of the League that was held at Uwanja wa Mbuzi Grounds in Kongowea Mombasa. The leg was a three day event that ran from 9th to 11th November 2017.
The tournament kicked off with a win from Senior Private (Spte) Kevin Maina of Fly Weight category who contested against Kevin Wasi of Kongowea club while Senior Private (Spte) Issac Meja defeated Kevin Akoko of Kisumu club at the Bantam category in match three of the day.
In the heavily contested day two matches, Sergeant (Sgt) Blackmoses Mathenge of Welter category defeated Husein Said of Kongowea while Bombadier (Bdr) Fredrick Ramogi moved the crowed with his incredible ring moves and won against George Awiti of Kenya prisons at the Super Heavyweight, then Corporal (Cpl) Nick Abaka ended the day with a win in the Light Heavy Weight category against Peter Buti of Kenya police.
During the finals Lance Corporal (L/Cpl) Fredrick Onyango lost to Elly Ajowi of Police Boxing team at the Heavy Weight category, Corporal (Cpl) Nick Okoth outshined Steve Onyango of Kibra Boxing club at Light Weight category while Lance Corporal (L/Cpl) Victor Odhiambo flexed his muscles to win the Light Welter Weight against John Juma of Kibra.
To end the day, Brian Agina defeated Private (Pte) Simon Mulinge of KDF at Fly Weight category and (Spte) Issac Meja lost the Bantam Category to Benson Gicharu of police.
Speaking during the event, the president of the boxing association of Kenya John Kameta hinted that the aim of the event was not only to come up with the best boxing club in the country but also to select boxers who would represent Kenya in the fourth-coming Commonwealth Games.
He further added that the association would hold another tournament in the month of December whereby the 1st and 2nd teams will compete to come up with the overall winner while the best boxers from all the teams will also battle it out to come up with the national champion.
Citing irresponsibility among some officials, the president assured all officials, referees and boxers that stringent measures would be taken to ensure that there were no favours in match officiating and promised dire consequences to all those who would be found indulging in either corrupt activities or favouring boxers during match officiating.
Kameta commended all the teams that participated in this year’s tournament that was sponsored by Sportpesa and urged all team managers and coaches to ensure that they tapped and nurtured young talents in the society and made boxing a competitive sport that can be used as income generating sport.
Present during the event were Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Paul Mung’ori Officer in Charge (OIC) KDF boxing team, Lt Col Eric Oloo Commanding Officer 78 Battalion, KDF team manager Senior Sergeant (SSgt) Ben Mainge, KDF boxing head coach SGT Samuel Magima.

1. L/Cpl Frederick Onyango (in blue) taking on EllyAjowi from Kenya Police in heavy weight category.

2. Cpl Nick Abaka (in blue) punches his challenger Peter Buti from Kenya Prison in the Light Heavy Weight category.

3. BDR Frederick Ramogi (in red) throws an upper cut to his opponent George Awiti from Kenya Prison in blue in the super heavy weight category.

4. Isaac Meja (in red) and Benson Gicharu in blue from Kenya police challenge one other in Bantam weight category

1. In the light weight Cpl Nick Okoth (in blue) challenges Steve Onyango from Kibra

2. L/Cpl Victor Odhiambo (in red) after blocking a blow from John Juma in red of Kibra in the light welter weight.

EO-SAT1 (earth observation) satellite under development by South African National Space Agency.

It's been a crappy day. Last night the ADF attacked a Tanzanian-manned small FIB base, COB Semuliki in Beni, DRC. Though the attackers were repelled, 14 Tanzos, 5 FARDC were killed. 53 others were wounded.
RIP.

Frumentum:
It's been a crappy day. Last night the ADF attacked a Tanzanian-manned small FIB base, COB Semuliki in Beni, DRC. Though the attackers were repelled, 14 Tanzos, 5 FARDC were killed. 53 others were wounded.
RIP.

May the souls of our fallen comrades Rest in Peace

Ezylinkage:
WHAT IS POLICE CLEARANCE?

A police certificate is an official document issued by the Nigerian police to determine if the applicant has any outstanding criminal records or activity from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) that he/she may or may not have committed. Criminal records may include arrests, conviction, and criminal proceedings. Police certificate is also known as good citizen certificate, good conduct certificate, police clearance certificate, or judicial record extracts.

Applicants have to submit fingerprints and certain personal information such as addresses, date of birth, place of birth, etc to get a criminal record check via the police records database. The Nigerian police force will charge a fee, If no record found, the police certificate will indicate so in written form such as a certificate. Anyone from any nationality who has lived or lives in Nigeria for more than 30 days is eligible to get this clearance certificate.

WHO ARE DOES THAT NEED THE POLICE CLERANCE?
Does who want to travel to other countries or some big company do ask for police clearance from their new staff to be sure, such staff doesn’t have any criminal record.

CAN I GET THIS POLICE CLEARANCE WHILE AM NOT IN NIGERIA?
Yes, we can get the police clearance done for you and send it to you were ever you are.

WHAT ARE THE REQUIRMENTS?
i. Your valid passport
ii. Two passport-size photographs

For enquiry or if you want to get a valid Police Clearance in Nigeria, at cheaper price and free home delivery.
Contact: EZYLINKAGE GLOBAL VENTURES
WhatsApp +2348032285161, +2348092566361
Email: Info.ezylinkage@gmail.com
facebook page: https://web.facebook.com/ezylinkage/

PMB Convoy.

Is ADF threat to Uganda

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0R3yp7KhNnc

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXr-DG-kHfE

Frumentum:
It's been a crappy day. Last night the ADF attacked a Tanzanian-manned small FIB base, COB Semuliki in Beni, DRC. Though the attackers were repelled, 14 Tanzos, 5 FARDC were killed. 53 others were wounded.
RIP.

Time to dramatically overreact! RIP

patches689:


As I have said before, in order for an NK ballistic missile to strike its target it has to (assuming launch deep in NK at an Asian target):

1. Pass through THAAD just after take-off (high atmosphere) on the Korean Peninsular
2. Pass through AEGIS mid-flight (upper stratosphere)
3. Pass through THAAD in Japan/Guam on the way down (high atmosphere)
4. Pass through Patriot in the terminal phase

Note: this is excluding American Strategic Defence Initiative (ie: Star-wars) defenses as well as their Ground-Based Midcourse Defense* (GMD) defenses

*Ground-Based Interceptor is basically a missile tipped with the "exoatmospheric kill vehicle", basically a big rocket shoots a small rocket into space, once there it fires its engine and intercepts its target at a speed of 22,000 miles per hour. The Americans have ~30 based in Alaska.

Stop derailing this African photo thread with your American Japan star wars nonsense, you are the worst derailing agent on this forum. You mess up this place all the time! Yet you keep blaming others for the bad things you constantly do deliberately.

R.I.P. to the 15 UN peacekeepers and 5 Congo troops killed this week in D.R.C. as rebels overran their base, 50 troops also wounded.

UN gave excuse that all UN helicopter gunships have limited night combat capability and so did not fly in darkness to save the UN base in a whole four hour night long attack!!!!!!!!!!! Stupiiiid continent of poor equipment. See nonsensical old fashioned rustily rustic armoured battle vehicles that we use in Congo. Biggest shame. D.R.C. has the best and biggest mineral resources mix in the world. Most military generals in this Africa are useless, if those fools look at this thread's photos they will see what their countries' defence budgets can afford to buy and use to save lives of soldiers in our bases.

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RG-31 Mk5 MRAP and AMX Leclerc main battle tank are some of the UAE land force equipment's,shipped to Sudan .to be used in the upcoming military exercise Code-named ‘Coasts Heroes 1,between UAE and sudan land forces

new Tv report about algerian air foce


start from 06:26


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8mVDWFRN24

Some close ups of the upgraded Cascavel turrets in Zim.