These are Infantry Fighting Vehicles IFVs.

I think this is the Supacat HMT 400 "Jackal" high mobility vehicle.

https://supacat.com/products/hmt/hmt400/

SuperSixSeven:
I think this is the Supacat HMT 400 "Jackal" high mobility vehicle.

https://supacat.com/products/hmt/hmt400/

Thank you.

Nigerian DSS, Secret Police

LAV III

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kabe1:
LAV III

but what's the relevance of this to the thread na

kabe1:
Nigerian DSS, Secret Police

Please post professionals, not this Gestapo unit.

BlackBaron:

Please post professionals, not this Gestapo unit.

Lolz their drivers are GTA players


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zX4G4rNcLGU

BlackBaron:

Please post professionals, not this Gestapo unit.

I disagree with you. The blame for the current lawlessness of the DSS lies squarely at the President of Nigeria.

kabe1:

I disagree with you. The blame for the currently lawlessness of the DSS lies squarely at the President of Nigeria.

God bless you

kabe1:

I disagree with you. The blame for the current lawlessness of the DSS lies squarely at the President of Nigeria.

Oga.
Irrespective, abeg stop posting them if they're willing to be used as the repressive arm of an oppressive government.
These guys are acting like a Stasi Police unit.
They're above the law, can abduct you without explanation and disobey court rules.

Ezugwu MRAP conducting field tests including live fire, close range ballistic tests.

kabe1:
Ezugwu MRAP conducting field tests including live fire, close range ballistic tests.

looking foreign

Mi-35M on the battlefield in N.Borno

NA AFSF marksman armed with a Super SASS

SANDF armour. From past to present.

SANDF CQB training exercise.

NAF MOVES TO ENHANCE MEDICAL, CASUALTY EVACUATION CAPABILITIES

In its bid to reduce casualty mortality rate at the point of injury and increase patient survivability during transport, the Nigerian Air Force (NAF), in partnership with the Office of Security Cooperation of the United States Department of Defence (OSC US DOD) has trained personnel on Casualty Evacuation (CASEVAC) as part of a 4-Phased Aerial Patient Movement Programme. The rigorous training, now in its third phase, was conducted at the 063 NAF Hospital, NAF Base Abuja and was aimed at further enhancing the capacity of NAF personnel to provide effective aeromedical evacuation and advanced life support services within Operation LAFIYA DOLE and other Theatres of Operation across the country.

The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, who was represented at the closing ceremony of the third phase of the training, on 6 December 2019, by the Director of Operations Headquarters NAF, Air Vice Marshal Idi Lubo, stated that the training was also aimed at developing the NAF’s capacity in Flight Medicine and Aerial Movement whilst improving interoperability with ground troops in various theatres. He said it was also a part of the NAF’s efforts to enhance the capacity of its medical personnel to be more effective and efficient in the performance of their duties. According to him, "the NAF has embarked on massive upgrading of NAF Medical facilities across the country, in addition, medical personnel have been enlisted and recruited into the Service to man these facilities. To enhance professional performance of the personnel, they undergo robust and result oriented training; one of such programmes is the Aerial Patient Movement Training", he said. The CAS therefore urged the participants to make the most of the training with a view to applying the knowledge gained to save lives, thereby boosting troops’ morale.

Earlier in his remarks, the Chief of Medical Services, who was represented by the Director Clinical Services, Air Commodore Adedoyin Oyenusi, stated that the CAS had paid significant attention to the general welfare of NAF personnel through several strategies, including the upgrading of NAF Medical facilities across the country as well as the enhancement of the quality of healthcare services provided to personnel and their families. He disclosed that the Aerial Patient Movement Training has helped to increase the pool of NAF medical personnel available for medical evacuation missions.

During the training, the 45 participants, drawn from both NAF and the Nigerian Army, acquired lifesaving first-aid skills in addition to familiarizing themselves with techniques to properly load patients on helicopters and care for them in-flight. NAF helicopter pilots were also trained by US instructors on how to effectively plan and execute CASEVAC missions. Highlights of the closing ceremony included practical demonstration of CASEVAC of injured troops using a NAF Bell 412 Helicopter as well as presentation of certificates to all participants and presentation of awards to participants who distinguished themselves on the course.

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

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oyinpr:
looking foreign

Ezugwu and the Proforce ARA II delivering our troops to the front lines.

We have no business importing MRAP APCs any more.

More made in Nigerian Vehicles

Made in Nigeria

Made in Nigeria Police APC MRAP

Made in Nigeria MRAP APC

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kabe1:
Made in Nigeria MRAP APC

this is called the Tekowi tactical patrol vehicle.. for police only

kabe1:
More made in Nigerian Vehicles

I so much love this APC what about dat new Special purpose vehicle unveiled 3days ago

are the engines made from scratch?

MiddleDimension:
are the engines made from scratch?

Is there any African nation that has produce an engine from scratch

jteku:


Is there any African nation that has produce an engine from scratch

even apple import from China!!