Toju200:
Ezugwu mrap

soon gonna be doper than the paramount mbobe. Saffers might have pioneereed but we taking over the African MRAP market soon. Ezugwu, Ara beauties.

Nigeria navy NNS Oji

Toju200:
Nigeria navy NNS Oji

This is an amazingly beautiful warship!!!

Please post the clearer photo from Twitter.

Nigerian Navy: This is NNS OJI, the Nigerian Navy’s 3rd locally built Seaward Defence Boat, proudly made in Nigeria. #OnwardTogether

THIS IS NOT FICTION OR A DRILL BUT THE NIGERIAN NAVY FOREIGN DEPLOYMENT OF SEA LIFT CAPABILITY & PERSISTENT SEA PRESENCE

Vanguard News

NNS KADA returns to Nigeria after first national assignment to Guinea Bissau
August 24, 2022

The  Nigerian Navy Ship, NNS KADA , has returned to Nigeria, 17 days  after embarking  on a voyage  to Guinea Bissau.

The new Landing ship Tank’s voyage is her first national assignment since she arrived in Nigeria from the United Arab Emirates on May 27, 2022.

She sailed  from Lagos, on August 6,2022, to disembark military hardware  for the Nigerian Contingent in ECOWAS Stabilization Support Mission in Guinea Bissau. She arrived at the  port of Bissau, Guinea Bissau , seven days after.

The mission is part of Nigeria’s effort to enhance security in the West African region.

Recall  that an Economic Community  of West African States  , ECOWAS contingent was deployed to Guinea Bissau under the auspices of the ECOWAS Stabilization Support Force ,after the President of Guinea Bissau, President Umaro Sisoco  Embalo escaped a coup attempt in February 2022.

Consequently, troops of Nigeria, Senegal, Ghana and Ivory Coast which make up the ECOWAS Stabilization Support Mission in Guinea Bissau were given  one-year renewable mandate to stabilize the country.

Among the participating countries, only Nigeria used her platform to convey the Military hardware.

While welcoming NNS KADA and her Ship’s company,  Chief of the Naval Staff ,Vice Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo, explained that one of the roles of the Nigerian Navy was strategic sealift which NNS KADA performed commendably to support the ECOWAS mandate, in line with Nigeria’s foreign policy objectives.

Represented by  the Chief of Naval Safety and Standards, Rear Admiral Perry Onwuzulike, he said the  Nigerian Navy would continue to leverage on the sealift capability, as it seeks further collaboration with Sister services.

While  expressing satisfaction for successfully performing her mission, he  urged the Ship’s company  to  be on standby for her next mission as exigency of Service would permit.

He said, “It is a very huge congratulations to the Commanding Officer and the Ship’s company. We  have gone out to perform a national assignment  and this national assignment is based on the improvised protocol. We have assisted  to  put in place everything  and the ECOWAS stabilization force in Guinea Bissau.

“Other participating countries used other forms of transport to place their equipment  but Nigeria Navy on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria, used our sailing capability to transport our equipment, making us the only nation within the sub-region to do this, this is a very big feat and I think that we deserve a round of applause” he said.

Senior Naval officers that accompanied the representative of the Chief of the Naval Staff to receive NNS KADA were: the Flag Officer Commanding Western Naval Command, Rear Admiral Yakubu Wambai; Flag Officer Commanding Naval Training Command, Rear Admiral Monday Unurhiere; representative of the Flag Officer Commanding Naval Doctrine Command,, Rear Admiral Kohath Levi; Admiral Superintendent Naval Ordinance Depot, Rear Admiral Emmanuel Beckley; Director of Operations, Rear Admiral Olusola Oluwagbire and the Fleet Commander , Western Flat, Rear Admiral Samson Bura, among others.

And the Nigerian Navy showed up off Cape Town just like I said years back they would if they wanted to and have been doing so now for many years since, something the Southies and some Nigerians said was impossible. The Nigerians have even showed up in far away Australia a first and only in all of Africa.

A Nigerian Air Force Alpha Jet seen in combat mode over Banjul Airport conducting a no-fly-zone maneuver with Nigerian Navy SBS Special Warfare Operators on the Airport grounds providing knit close-quarter VIP cover for the newly sworn in Gambian President against potential deadly pro Jammeh Jungler assassins

QuietMynd:

U should be more worried about ur military getting embarrassed due to their continuous failure in their Mozambique adventure.
Same military u guys were bragging its gonna deal with Russia if South africa were to be Ukraine.
Since that day, I start taking u guys bragging as a comic relief.

we have been beating those Moz terrorist Black and blue mate don't know what failures you talking about! Secondly who said anything about Russia??

Covert1:
And the Nigerian Navy showed up off Cape Town just like I said years back they would if they wanted to and have been doing so now for many years since, something the Southies and some Nigerians said was impossible. The Nigerians have even showed up in far away Australia a first and only in all of Africa.

who claimed a ship can't sail??

Kdf congo

jl115:
we have been beating those Moz terrorist Black and blue mate don't know what failures you talking about! Secondly who said anything about Russia??

There u go

jl115:
we have been beating those Moz terrorist Black and blue mate

No you have not.

South African army plagued by setbacks in Cabo Delgado

The SADC intervention force in northern Mozambique, to which South Africa is the main contributor, has suffered a series of setbacks, including logistical snafus, lack of intelligence gathering, and poor coordination with Rwandan and Mozambican troops.

https://www.africaintelligence.com/southern-africa-and-islands/2022/10/12/south-african-army-plagued-by-setbacks-in-cabo-delgado,109834052-eve



As this stand, Mozambique needs the KDF!!

The tactical advantage of thermal sights is indisputable. Because it is dark these soldiers think they are not being observed.

There are uniforms that can defeat them though.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1t_cjOM0l0

Nigerian Air Force Pilots

Pic 1: Nigeria's most elite unit
Pic 2: A clown in South Africa

Conclusion: Same WhatsApp Group of comical clowns

kabe1:


No you have not.

South African army plagued by setbacks in Cabo Delgado

The SADC intervention force in northern Mozambique, to which South Africa is the main contributor, has suffered a series of setbacks, including logistical snafus, lack of intelligence gathering, and poor coordination with Rwandan and Mozambican troops.

https://www.africaintelligence.com/southern-africa-and-islands/2022/10/12/south-african-army-plagued-by-setbacks-in-cabo-delgado,109834052-eve



As this stand, Mozambique needs the KDF!!

The South African Army wasn't even deployed in Moz untill like last month... So yeah.... Your article is rubbish

Try agian

QuietMynd:


There u go

what?

GreenandGold:
Pic 1: Nigeria's most elite unit
Pic 2: A clown in South Africa

Conclusion: Same WhatsApp Group of comical clowns

Mr topidos, i see you have crawled out of your hole.

jl115:
The South African Army wasn't even deployed in Moz untill like last month... So yeah.... Your article is rubbish

Try agian

South African army plagued by setbacks in Cabo Delgado

The SADC intervention force in northern Mozambique, to which South Africa is the main contributor, has suffered a series of setbacks, including logistical snafus, lack of intelligence gathering, and poor coordination with Rwandan and Mozambican troops.

https://www.africaintelligence.com/southern-africa-and-islands/2022/10/12/south-african-army-plagued-by-setbacks-in-cabo-delgado,109834052-eve


Go cry to your President!!

Can we pull up our trousers and go back to being men

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kabe1:


South African army plagued by setbacks in Cabo Delgado

The SADC intervention force in northern Mozambique, to which South Africa is the main contributor, has suffered a series of setbacks, including logistical snafus, lack of intelligence gathering, and poor coordination with Rwandan and Mozambican troops.

https://www.africaintelligence.com/southern-africa-and-islands/2022/10/12/south-african-army-plagued-by-setbacks-in-cabo-delgado,109834052-eve


Go cry to your President!!

so how can the SA army be plagued by setbacks when it wasn't even there? Enlighten us Einstein

jl115:
so how can the SA army be plagued by setbacks when it wasn't even there? Enlighten us Einstein

So you are now denying the SANDF isn't in Mozambique?

Nigerian Navy, locally built SDB 2, NNS Karaduwa

kabe1:


So you are now denying the SANDF isn't in Mozambique?

I said the Army wasn't in Mozambique like your article suggests... I didn't say the SANDF wasn't there.... You're just as ill informed and ret@rded as the person who wrote the article claiming the SA army is having difficulty when they weren't even there

kabe1:
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you actually quoting yourself and patting yourself on the back?? Fvcking sad bru

jl115:
I said the Army wasn't in Mozambique like your article suggests... I didn't say the SANDF wasn't there.... You're just as ill informed and ret@rded as the person who wrote the article claiming the SA army is having difficulty when they weren't even there

So your "Special"(if you can even describe them as that) forces in Mozambique are on a vacation.

No wonder the terrorists are expanding their sphere of influence.

Sleepy, incompetent SANDF.

I don't know why the SANDF makes use of private contractors/companies in the maintenance of their military equipments, it makes no sense to me

Just imagine the SANDF is in war with a competent opponent with good air capabilities I just don't see how this private companies with civilian workers can render any services in such time

Take a look at the Nigerian armed forces for example, we have aircraft engineers for the Air Force, Marin engineers/Navy engineers for the Navy, repair and maintenance/army engineering command and many more which are charged with the responsibility of maintenance and repair and the availability of military equipments.

The Nigerian Air Force has aircraft serviceability of 75% which is the highest in Africa this tells you how good the Air Force engineers are and mind you this engineers are given military training and they can operate in the most difficult conditions/environments

The South African Air Force entire fighter fleet is currently in bad condition and I'm currently reading about the South African Navy's fleet has been reduced to just one operable ship available for military exercise due to over reliance on private companies and also lack of funds

Nigerian Air Force engineers at work

Nigerian Army engineers working on a MBT