nvm

Henry240:
That's not an insult. Enjoying reaction to comments is more of a joke, not an insult. I frankly do enjoy them.

Hurling insults on the internet or lunching personal attacks is just plain cheap.

Understand the difference Patches689.

I like you to point out where i've made personal attacks.

Its the same thing Henry120- your conduct amounts to insults and reflects your own butthurt.

So, I completely agree with you

good going on for them in real life and are too cowardly to change the sorry state of their lives, so they come online, this thread to vent anger.

How many South Africans do you see being provocative and insulting without provocation? none. Do you really think that we have nothing negative to say about the Nigerian military? Please.

Yet you cant help yourself, you just have to - this thread is a place for you to "come one line and vent"

Very sad!

Algerian Army T-90 Tank

@Henry120

Just want clarification. Is provoking other people on this thread acceptable or not?

Off-Topic

SU-57 in Syria


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlH-31501oM

jln115:
Henry literally created a thread to ask individual posters to delete comments which he thought reflected badly on Nigeria.......so obviously posting the so called incompetences of the South African military is ok but when it comes to Nigeria it's another story........Low self-esteem I guess @frumentuis

So u actually take ur time to start reading his previous posts one by one.

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QuietMynd:

So u actually take ur time to start reading his previous posts one by one.

Actually had that screen shot for close to 2 years now. secondly it's very easy to find certain posts, just need a bit of logic.....no need to read any posts one by one.

QuietMynd:

So u actually take ur time to start reading his previous posts one by one.

You're an idiot if this is the first thing that came to your mind after jln pulled out those receipts.

To reply him the first thing that came to mind is call him an idiot?

upko1:

You're an idiot if this is the first thing that came to your mind after jln pulled out those receipts.

US Military donations to KDF

KCGS Doria

upko1:

You're an idiot if this is the first thing that came to your mind after jln pulled out those receipts.

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In an issue that didn't concern you, you responded by calling someone an idiot, even the person he was talking to didn't get offended.
What is wrong with some of you guys

upko1:

You're an idiot if this is the first thing that came to your mind after jln pulled out those receipts.

Sizzorkay:
In an issue that didn't concern you, you responded by calling someone an idiot, even the person he was talking to didn't get offended.
What is wrong with some of you guys

It's a really pathetic situation. I person sits at home and has the luxury of time to go through all my previous posts all the way to 2016.

While a another comes from nowhere to insult a different user for no reason.

I begin to wonder if there's a psychiatric hospital somewhere in this thread.

Mali situation

Nigerian Air Force Regiment

PRESIDENT BUHARI DECLARES OPEN NAF MAIDEN INTERNATIONAL AIR POWER SEMINAR

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) is constantly striving to maintain the strategic advantage through the evolution of new strategies for the employment of Air Power to more effectively prosecute the ongoing war against insurgency/terrorism in the Northeast of Nigeria as well as curb acts of criminality in other parts of the country. With this imperative firmly in view, the NAF today, 19 November 2018, commenced a 3-day International Air Power Seminar at the NAF Officers’ Mess and Suites, Kado, Abuja. The theme of the Seminar is “Air Power in Irregular Warfare: a Framework for Understanding and Responding”. The Seminar, which is the first of its kind in the country, attracted air power experts from around the globe who would be brainstorming with Nigeria's foremost air power practitioners to develop innovative approaches for dealing with the challenges of irregular warfare and how Air Power could be employed to address these challenges.

While declaring the Seminar open, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria, President Muhammadu Buhari, who was the Special Guest of Honour, commended the leadership of the NAF for bringing together Air Power practitioners from all over the world to Nigeria to discuss and find practical ways to reinvigorate the fight against insurgency. He noted that the Seminar is quite timely, in that, since the outbreak of the Boko Haram crisis in the Northeast of Nigeria, the NAF and indeed the Armed Forces of Nigeria have been engaged in conducting counter insurgency operations that have challenged the Services’ doctrine, tactics, training, Order of Battle and Force Protection architecture. According to him “Seminars like this are necessary for Armed Services like the NAF to draw from the experiences of other armed forces that have either previously or are currently engaged in counter insurgency operations”. The President, who used the opportunity to canvass for the “whole of the nation approach” for a successful counterinsurgency operation, noted that there must be unity of efforts across multiple Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs).

Earlier in his opening address, the Honourable Minister of Defence (HMOD), Mansur Dan-Ali, extolled the contributions of the NAF to the defence of the territorial integrity of Nigeria, while noting that the Ministry of Defence (MOD) was not unaware of both the kinetic and non-kinetic efforts the NAF has been expending in support of the counterinsurgency operations which have been instrumental in curtailing the insurgents and making life more meaningful for the victims. The HMOD seized the opportunity to reaffirm the readiness of the Ministry to continue to ensure the optimum utilization of resources in the procurement of equipment and other requirements for the Services in prosecuting the counterinsurgency operations. He also used the opportunity to thank all officers, airmen and airwomen of the NAF for the consistent and professional manner in which they have been handling all the operations in which they are involved. He added that the International Air Power Seminar perfectly fits into the MOD’s vision of ensuring synergy and cooperation, not just within the Services but across MDAs, in support of the nation’s political objectives.

The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, who welcomed dignitaries to the event, stated that the hosting of the maiden edition of the NAF International Air Power Seminar is necessitated by the security situation in Nigeria, the rapidly changing dynamics in the international arena and the evolving approach to warfare which require careful understanding of the threats and response options available for the projection of Air Power in addressing National Security imperatives. According to him, the changing character of warfare has emphasised the need for a change in the way armed forces approach warfare engagements. “While the engagement in conventional or regular warfare remains a possibility, the global predominant threat to nations has become more irregular in nature”, he added. Air Marshal Abubakar took the opportunity to thank the Federal Government of Nigeria for creating the enabling environment for the enthronement of professionalism in the Service which has led to enhanced operational effectiveness as well as the optimization of local technology through research and development.

Immediately after the event was declared open, the President, in company of other dignitaries, toured the historical photo gallery, which displayed pictures showcasing the activities and achievements of the NAF over the years. Two papers were presented after the Opening Ceremony. The first paper titled “The Role of National Power in Irregular Warfare” was delivered by Professor Usman Tar, from the Nigerian Defence Academy. The second paper, which was presented by Major General Yousef Al-Hnaity, the Commander of the Royal Jordanian Air Force, was on topic “Understanding Irregular Warfare and its Challenges to Air Power Application”. The event, which has representatives from about 20 allied air forces, also featured a cultural night at the end of Day 1 that showcased Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage, while Days 2 and 3 will feature presentation of papers from other Air Power professionals and security experts from Nigeria and other parts of the world.

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

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Between 1st of June 2015- 31st oct 2018, the Nigerian Air Force Flew 51,852 hr In 39,807 sorties.

1100 combat sorties a month

37 Combat sorties a day

In just 3 years.

Nigerian Air Force CAS


Very, very impressive !!!

Henry240:



It's a really pathetic situation. I person sits at home and has the luxury of time to go through all my previous posts all the way to 2016.

While a another comes from nowhere to insult a different user for no reason.

I begin to wonder if there's a psychiatric hospital somewhere in this thread.

I'm absolutely dumbfounded by the lack of simple logic displayed on this thread sometimes .................please tell me you don't actually think i went through all your posts all the way to 2016.....surely you have more logic than this!!

Football game between the Nigerian Air Force Regiment and the Royal Air Force Regiment.

The game ended 1-0 in favour of the Royal Air Force Regiment.

Geronimoe:
To reply him the first thing that came to mind is call him an idiot?

Yes actually, id!ots have no mind of their own.

Sizzorkay:
In an issue that didn't concern you, you responded by calling someone an idiot, even the person he was talking to didn't get offended.
What is wrong with some of you guys

Another f00l without a mind of his, don't you have a butt to lick, other than relying to me? I don't expect logic from you TBH, given your perpetual history of asslicking.
It's almost 2019 and y'all are still stuck on this Nigeria vs SA bullshit.
Go back take your head out of Henry's behind and see how your boyfriend started all this mess, Only odunayaw and xbee called him out. Slave!!!!

patches689:


Its the same thing Henry120- your conduct amounts to insults and reflects your own butthurt.

So, I completely agree with you

good going on for them in real life and are too cowardly to change the sorry state of their lives, so they come online, this thread to vent anger.

How many South Africans do you see being provocative and insulting without provocation? none. Do you really think that we have nothing negative to say about the Nigerian military? Please.

Yet you cant help yourself, you just have to - this thread is a place for you to "come one line and vent"

Very sad!

No need for this. We would only fuel the cycle of hate Henry wants. I'm honestly shocked when I see post like "incompetent South African military.... "
Then I totally lose it when I see very silly Nigerians openly supporting such posts. Like why?

See how they are only bothered because I rightly called someone an Id!ot, but they won't mind me calling South African military incompetent.

NA Female Combatant Calvary:

The Nigerians Are Coming

upko1:

No need for this. We would only fuel the cycle of hate Henry wants. I'm honestly shocked when I see post like "incompetent South African military.... "
Then I totally lose it when I see very silly Nigerians openly supporting such posts. Like why?

See how they are only bothered because I rightly called someone an Id!ot, but they won't mind me calling South African military incompetent.

Now I know the roots of your unconditional hate,

Covert1:
NA Female Combatant Calvary:

The Nigerians Are Coming

Hey!! look who's back........

Ivory Coast Gendarme

Memorial service for fallen Malawian and Tanzanian Peace keepers:

Field0Marshall:

Now I know the roots of your unconditional hate,

I feel so sorry for him.