kabe1:


You are seeing better military equipment, you are talking road.

Security before infrastructure. If we had half this capacity, Boko for not fit disgrace all of us for Kuje yesterday night.

I don't think the Nigerian problem is lack of equipment there are gaps in intelligence collection .

Odunayaw:
Na BMPT and SAMs wan replace sense? I've been saying it that the Ministry of Interior is a circus.

Inept ministry

I don't even know again, shame dey catch me.

NTSA:

I don't think the Nigerian problem is lack of equipment there are gaps in intelligence collection .

One word: Laxity.

NTSA:

I don't think the Nigerian problem is lack of equipment there are gaps in intelligence collection .

that's not even the main deal it's to act on the intel given that's our problem
This kuje prison break was avoidable DSS got intel and sent it to the police and prison service
But nothing was done big shame

Nigerian army Spartan Infantry Fighting Vehicle, introduced to Nigerian army service in 1976.

kabe1:
Nigerian army Infantry Fighting Vehicle.

Full video from today's Army Day Celebration.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMg0xzGtiCo

Lurker4Long:
Kikuyu1, with all the Algerian Independence Parade pics, where are all the mouth-breathing small-team tactics fangirls who usually jerk off about "all these assets represent outdated warfare"?

I actually think some of these guys are learning! They now see why Algeria regularly
holds brigade level live firexes. They know her threat isn't BH/ Al Shabab or ISIL. Idk if you've noticed but the juvenile wishlists of Sues/Subs and S 400s have greatly reduced Yes, there's still tons of education to be gained (which NEVER stops) but overall the debate level has risen.
I rmbr a time for example posters would insist RDVs are useless cause they're unarmoured. When corrected as to roles, function and appropriate nomenclature screeches and tears would follow as fangirls added their 5 kobo intellect to the fire.
It still happens but much less....as for me I follow the first line of the Desiderata here and IRL.

Flanker:
The venerable Mig 25 (PU, RB and PDS)

probably its last appearance in the skies before its retirement

end of an era for these high and fast flying birds

Odunayaw:
This Administration puts up with clownery a lot

I absolve ministers at times because they are but politicians. It's the minister of state and permanent secretaries that deserve no clemency.

Read statements from the Perm Sec. of the Ministry for example. A sack and legal action should be in his hands

Honestly this administration has broken records of mediocrity. I can't fathom why the Comptroller-General of the Correctional centres is even still on his job. No one is even giving instructions and deadlines to effectively control this situation. Everything is just messed up.

kabe1:


You are seeing better military equipment, you are talking road.

Security before infrastructure. If we had half this capacity, Boko for not fit disgrace all of us for Kuje yesterday night.

Our problem is more equipment, but intelligence gathering which is poor.

NTSA:

I don't think the Nigerian problem is lack of equipment there are gaps in intelligence collection .

Nigeria got alot of problems. I keep saying that the Nigerian problem is like a big Iroko tree with branches, a stem and roots. The Nigerian authorities keep cutting the branches and scratching off the barks from the stems. Meanwhile, the solution to the problem is cutting off the roots entirely.

The Nigerian security issues start right from the recruitment process and military depots. Where if you don't have people in top places you can't get admitted or recruited. People are not selected by merit but by "connection" and bribery. People fake their certificates and come here. Alotta people who are recruited are way older than the age limit. The authorities don't care about background checks as far as they get what they want. Only a few makes it by merit.

These makes it possible for moles and fifth-columnists to penetrate the security agencies.

Corruption, mismanagement,illiteracy, religious extremism, tribalism, poor followership and poor leadership are the main roots of the Nigerian problem. Intelligence gathering, equipment and manpower are just the "branches on the tree".

Nigerians are not ready yet to make this place better, maybe till Aso villa gets burnt. The people are uninspiring and still playin with this fire that will lit this gunpowder.

kabe1:
Nigerian army Spartan Infantry Fighting Vehicle, introduced to Nigerian army service in 1976.

Thats an FV-107 Scimitar. Has a high velocity 30 mm L21 RARDEN cannon instead of a 76 mm cannon on the Scorpion. This was previously not in NA inventory and most likely a new purchase. This gives NA their first IFV platform since the BTR-4E. This is ideal for the kind of was NA is waging.

Stormtrooper11:


Nigeria got alot of problems. I keep saying that the Nigerian problem is like a big Iroko tree with branches, a stem and roots. The Nigerian authorities keep cutting the branches and scratching off the barks from the stems. Meanwhile, the solution to the problem is cutting off the roots entirely.

The Nigerian security issues start right from the recruitment process and military depots. Where if you don't have people in top places you can't get admitted or recruited. People are not selected by merit but by "connection" and bribery. People fake their certificates and come here. Alotta people who are recruited are way older than the age limit. The authorities don't care about background checks as far as they get what they want. Only a few makes it by merit.

These makes it possible for moles and fifth-columnists to penetrate the security agencies.

Corruption, mismanagement,illiteracy, religious extremism, tribalism, poor followership and poor leadership are the main roots of the Nigerian problem. Intelligence gathering, equipment and manpower are just the "branches on the tree".

Nigerians are not ready yet to make this place better, maybe till Aso villa gets burnt. The people are uninspiring and still playin with this fire that will lit this gunpowder.

They should just crap the police force and start all over again because they are just a joke now tbh

kabe1:
Nigerian army Spartan Infantry Fighting Vehicle, introduced to Nigerian army service in 1976.

Since 1976, I'm speechless

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0d3Y7Ag5lqk

Can't believe we forgot today is the day in the books of history that marks the start of the Nigerian civil war, from July 6,1967 till January 15, 1970. One of the ugliest periods of Nigeria's past

shadowprimezero:


Thats an FV-107 Scimitar. Has a high velocity 30 mm L21 RARDEN cannon instead of a 76 mm cannon on the Scorpion. This was previously not in NA inventory and most likely a new purchase. This gives NA their first IFV platform since the BTR-4E. This is ideal for the kind of was NA is waging.

Totally agree

shadowprimezero:


Thats an FV-107 Scimitar. Has a high velocity 30 mm L21 RARDEN cannon instead of a 76 mm cannon on the Scorpion. This was previously not in NA inventory and most likely a new purchase. This gives NA their first IFV platform since the BTR-4E. This is ideal for the kind of was NA is waging.

Possibly an arms transfer from Jordanian stocks.

*Off topic*

Officially, Vladimir Putin is the most powerful man in the world right now

Angola and Gabon loading...3 years since I was last in Luanda and first time in Libreville.
My client just needs to add Sudan and Egypt to their operations and there's a contiguous line from Cape to Cairo!

Bacteria8:
*Off topic*

Officially, Vladimir Putin is the most powerful man in the world right now

Lol it changes nothing, Putin has 0 influence over british politics and Boris had it coming already, he just used ukraine war to temper it for some time.

Kenya president arriving at World Rally Championship Finals escorted by 2 helos



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gH5_ky-TukQ


bonus:
some highlights from the WRC


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Sudb6Z97O8

One is a democratic government where no one is above the law.
The other one is a one man show where he is above the law.......that's the difference.

This:
Formula 1: Kyalami added to 2023 provisional Grand Prix calendar

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.citizen.co.za/motoring/motorsport/3131327/kyalami-2023-provisional-formula-1-calendar/

Lurker4Long:
Angola and Gabon loading...3 years since I was last in Luanda and first time in Libreville.
My client just needs to add Sudan and Egypt to their operations and there's a contiguous line from Cape to Cairo!

If you've the time do me a favour: a niece was in L'ville 3 yrs ago and swears the locals told her they still pay rent for the buildings Jean-Fraude built!
If you've the time pls confirm for me.
Thanks!

Why are you singing praises to PROFORCE a company that doesnt take care of their staffs

aduragbemi00024:
Why are you singing praises to PROFORCE a company that doesnt take care of their staffs

A 3min old troll abi wetin I de use my eye see for here

aduragbemi00024:
Why are you singing praises to PROFORCE a company that doesnt take care of their staffs

Can you elaborate?

aduragbemi00024:
Why are you singing praises to PROFORCE a company that doesnt take care of their staffs

Who are you again

Bacteria8:
*Off topic*

Officially, Vladimir Putin is the most powerful man in the world right now

Cringe worthy dude. Stop.

Omofaye99:


Who are you again

Someone who did investigation on PROFORCE