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Aksonman:


You people are sick, just plain sick. This so-called data base link you shared suggested arms transactions FROM 1950 till whatever date. No wonder why you all posted 544 aircrafts. Now i'm totally ashamed of APC's online agents. You guys should be fired

They are not only sick, GEJ speech yesterday put them all in a state of clueless cluelessness. They have been so confused, trying to grasp at straws to remain afloat. They say, those who don't learn from history are bound to repeat history.

Barcanista, was it during ESSENCO (Essential Commodity Policy 1983-1985) when Nigerians were almost eating from the dustbin, when Nigerians queue for hours to buy 2 tins of milk, when it was illegal for a single individual to buy a bag of rice, when the austerity was so bad that the military Govt of Buhari deploy troops to supermarkets to regulate commodity prices such as bread, sugar, milk, soap, flour, rice, stockfish that he purchased 541 aircraft? I bet you don't know what ESSENCO is. Imagine our military men being deployed to mama Ogechi shop on standby to make sure she doesn't sell her stockfish more than N50.

You better go spend some time with your parents and learn some history lessons from them before you make the greatest mistake of your life electing the brutal general.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQuvrOFV8b4

Let us assume that it's true that Buhari did not buy a single rifle for the military, the same Buhari defeated the Maitastine uprising. Babangida used Ecomog to crush Charles Taylor's rebellion in Liberia, Abacha crushed Fonday Sankoh's in Sierra Leone and Nigeria participated in numerous peace keeping operations all over the world with commendation from the UN and AAU. I guess they accomplished these feats with bows and arrows. I hope the president knows that rifles (AK47) and other small arms are being manufactured in Nigeria by DICON in Kaduna for the past 20 years.The truth is that Mr president has not harnessed what weaponry is available to defeat the BH terrorists. Also he has had up to 5 years to improve on this. More importantly weapons alone do not win wars. You need well trained, highly motivated and well led troops to use them. I think the missing link here is motivation and good Leadership. The soldiers in the NE have been complaining of unpaid or underpaid allowances. The buck stops on the table of the president who has failed in his responsibility as the commander in chief.

jmaine:
According to your link after the purported 541 Aircrafts bought by Buhari (1984-1985)

IBB regime added additional 201 (1986-1993). . .

Abacha added 20 (1994-1998)

Obasanjo added 94 (1999- 2007)

Yar Adua before he died added 231 (2007-2010)

GEJ added 20 ( 2011- 2013)

It is even more shocking that the Buhari regime bought more Aircrafts than the USA (398) despite stories of how broke we were that even warranted salient projects like the Lagos Metroline truncated . . .

It is not out of place to doubt the factual authenticity of the site with the glaring realities on ground . . . . Where are all these Aircrafts packed




P:S ==> The Shagari govt. is even credited to have bought a whooping 105 Aircrafts and 547 ships . . .

Thank you for exposing their lies. They've run away from this thread because they've been exposed

Barcanista, Omenka oya come and explain this. Yeye dey smell.

jmaine:
According to your link after the purported 541 Aircrafts bought by Buhari (1984-1985)

IBB regime added additional 201 (1986-1993). . .

Abacha added 20 (1994-1998)

Obasanjo added 94 (1999- 2007)

Yar Adua before he died added 231 (2007-2010)

GEJ added 20 ( 2011- 2013)

It is even more shocking that the Buhari regime bought more Aircrafts than the USA (398) despite stories of how broke we were that even warranted salient projects like the Lagos Metroline truncated . . .

It is not out of place to doubt the factual authenticity of the site with the glaring realities on ground . . . . Where are all these Aircrafts packed




P:S ==> The Shagari govt. is even credited to have bought a whooping 105 Aircrafts and 547 ships . . .

You have to wonder what world the average APC clone inhabits.

APC can lie oh

gej till buhari is castrated

spenca:


Do you kno how rich nigeria is , do you know how many private jets exist in this nation ? I know it sounds strange to you only because you have been fed on many decayed information which makes you reason it is impossible , a word for you mate it is I possible till it is done and it was done. Choose to believe or not , it is still yea mind no matter how much evidence is produced you won't still accept the truth.

Inec needs to withdraw this OP voter's card.

Aigipan:
According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute an independent resoruce on global security,

Nigeria Acquired this between 1983-1985

544 Aircrafts
160 Air defense systems
122 Armored vehicles
62 Artillery
52 Missiles
12 Sensors

A total of over 989 heavy military equipment was procured within two and half years during Buhari's regime

Note: this does not includes small arms procurement so where did Jonathan get his facts from?

Vote Wisely!

cc :barcanista

lolzzzz... Where are the 544 aircrafts packed? Which war did Nigeria fight with it? Where are they now? The 52misiles, where are they? U can only confirm such reports with Nigeria military. U people should not be coming up with all these nonsense to scrub our minds with.

From which country did they buy the amunitions from? Knowing that Nigeria was blocked by many countries during GMB‘s regime...

Let GMB defend himself... Not some dumb website which you and I can create even with our phone...

Let the military come up and counter what GEJ has said the way they came out to claim that GMB certificate is with them though not the original copies...

PDP and TANoids have been trying desperately to discredit everybody other than the clueless one


PLEASE READ THIS

https://beegeagle./2010/04/26/nigerian-armed-forces-the-post-1975-trend-of-military-hardware-acquisitions/



Following the initial high attained during the Nigerian Civil War, the Nigerian Armed Forces switched gear in its quest to acquire military hardware in the year 1975 which ended on a high note with the delivery in December 1975 of a squadron of MiG-21MF jet fighters for which orders had been placed by the ousted Federal Military Government of General Yakubu Gowon around 1973.

Ever since, the Nigerian Armed Forces have scarcely looked back as they press on in the quest to acquire modern military hardware for the nation. Between 1976 and 1979, the military government of General Olusegun Obasanjo acquired the first-ever armoured tanks fielded by the Nigerian Army. This coincided with the movement of the 3 Armoured Division and its relocation from Port Harcourt to Jos in 1976. The 1 Infantry Division had earlier in 1972 also relocated from Enugu to Kaduna. The military regime of Obasanjo also acquired Soviet 122mm artillery guns and penned deals for a MEKO 360 frigate which was delivered in the 1980s under the Shagari regime’s watch, Hippo-class Landing Ships (Tank) and British Vosper Thornycroft corvettes.

As far as military hardware acquisition goes, the Shagari regime which held office between October 1979 and December 1983 holds the record. The Shagari regime splashed out 6 billion pounds sterling on military hardware between 1980 and 1982. This was expended on the acquisition of everything from French Combattante III and German Lurssen missile-armed Fast Attack Craft, Italian-made G222 military airlift planes and a squadron of Aermacchi MB-339 advanced trainer/light attack jets, Oto-Melara 105mm artillery guns and Palmaria 155mm self-propelled artillery systems.

From France, the Shagari regime penned deals and/or took delivery of Roland Surface to Air missile systems and Aerospatiale (now Eurocopter) Puma helicopters. Also delivered were American-made C130-H30 Hercules (the stretch variant, that is) and anti-aircraft artillery guns. Contracts were signed and deliveries made of Swedish-made Bofors FH-77A 155mm artillery guns, Austrian-made Steyr 4K-7FA armoured personnel carriers, Swiss-made MOWAG Piranha armoured personnel carriers, British-made Vickers Mk.3 Eagle main battle tanks and Alvis Scorpion light tanks, squadrons of Franco-German Alpha jets and Franco-British Jaguar jets, German-made Fox armoured cars, Dornier Do-228 utility aircraft and Soviet-built MiG-21 jets, 122mm artillery guns and BM-21 122mm rocket artillery.

Deliveries on some the procurement deals penned by the inimitable President Shehu Shagari, a quiet and modest man, continued well into regime of General Ibrahim Babangida. Some of his successors penned new deals for repeat business on deliveries of Scorpion and Eagle tanks and self-propelled artillery, continuing into this decade.

The shortlived regime of General Buhari signed deals for additional deliveries of Scorpion light tanks and Vickers Eagle battle tanks and penned a deal for the delivery of Brazilian-made Engesa Cascavel heavy armoured fighting vehicles in an oil-for-armsbarter trade deal. The Buhari regime was soon swept aside by General Babangida.

The Federal Military Government of Nigeria under General Babangida signed deals for further deliveries of Palmaria self-propelled artillery, Alpha jets and Dornier Do-228 utility planes. It additionally signed fresh deals for the delivery of two squadrons(24 units) of L39 Albatross advanced trainer-light attack jets from Czechoslovakia, Romanian-made APR-21 122mm rocket artillery, Italian-built mine countermeasure vessels, British and French coastal patrol craft, Panhard Sagaie armoured fighting vehicles and VBL scout cars.

The Abacha regime came and went while the Abdulsalaam Abubakar regime had little time to leave its footprints.

In 1999, General Obasanjo again took the elm as democratically elected President and returned to meet an arsenal which had been blighted by sanctions and embargoes. He did very well in the event, acquiring fifteen Chengdu F7 jet fighter-bombers from China, Agusta AW 139 and A109 Power utility helicopters, Russian-built Mi-34, Mi-17, Mi-24V and Mi-35P choppers and gunships, T72 tanks, MT-LB armoured combat support vehicles, Ukrainian-made BTR-3 armoured personnel carriers, BTR-60 and BTR-70 armoured personnel carriers, Mowag Grizzly armoured personnel carriers, Turkish-built Otokar Cobra infantry fighting vehicles, French-made AMX battle tanks,Sea Eagle Offshore Patrol Craft, many dozens of gunboats and utility landing craft, logistics ships, Unmanned Surface Vehicles, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and a comprehensive coastal radar systems.

The Obasanjo government also signed deals for additional deliveries of Panhard VBL scout cars, Oto-Melara 105mm artillery, Palmaria 155mm self-propelled artillery systems, T55 and Vickers Eagle battle tanks and Alvis Scorpion light tanks.

The Obasanjo regime was succeeded by the government of President Umaru Yar’Adua in 2007 and since then, it has paced orders for or taken delivery of a squadron of twelve Agusta A109LUH choppers, another squadron of twelve Eurocopter AS-550 Fennec attack helicopters, ATR-42MP Surveyor radar planes, five Eurocopter dual-purpose Puma radar helicopters, Shaldag Mk.II Fast Patrol Interceptor Craft, gunboats and combat catamarans and British-built Offshore Patrol Vessels.

So Nigerian can't afford it? Are you in the Military?

3cycle:
544 aircrafts? Amadioha leeeeee
Lies from sambisa forest

Aksonman:


Fellow Nigerians, is this a LINK? Have you now seen that APC is a party of fraudsters and hardcore criminals?

REVEALED: Jonathan Presidency Begged
Buhari To Settle Abati
“Ungovernable” Slander Libel Suit Out of Court
Aug. 4, 2014
NewsRescue- Very
few Nigerians know
that it was a single
evil mastermind,
Jonathan’s media
man, Reuben Abati
that concocted the
deadly slanderous
accusation against
the person of ex-
head of state,
General Muhammadu Buhari, that claimed he
made statements of
making “Nigeria ungovernable,” in the event he
lost the 2011
presidential elections. Abati cooked up the
viral lies in a Guardian
publication captioned “For the attention of
General
Buhari” published in April of 2011.
Related: NewsRescue- EXPOSED: It Was PDP
That Promised To
Make Nigeria Ungovernable in 2011, Buhari
Never Did!
Buhari took him to court and as can be read
below, under begging
from the Presidency, Buhari agreed to settle
out-of-court and Abati
and the Guardian he used to be managing
editor for published a
public apology to Buhari on 11th July 2013.
But truth never
spread like the slander; and despite the
presidency begging Buhari,
the other than Abati, all the other media
‘dogs’ of the presidency
continued promoting the same slander. Rather
shocking to realize
this. NewsRescue has opened a $1000
challenge for whoever can
provide where Buhari ever said anything about
making Nigeria
ungovernable in 2011, just to dig out the truth
once and for all;
because this will be very unfair to the person
of Buhari that we
continue to peddle this evil slander.
An article we missed that was in all major
dailies:
By Comrade Godwin Ameh; DailyPost on
January 13, 2013
The presidency has begged
former Head of States and
national leader of
Congress for Progressive
Change (CPC), General
Muhammadu Buhari (rtd)
to settle out of court the
libel suit he filed against
the Special Adviser to the President on Media
and Publicity, Dr
Reuben Abati.
It would be recalled that Abati had on page 51
of the April 22,
2011, edition of The Guardian newspaper,
written an article
entitled “For the attention of General Buhari,”
where he claimed
that Buhari made an unguarded statement
which stirred the post-
election violence that almost tore the nation
apart.
The former Military General however, regarded
the publication as
libellous, aimed at denting his hard earned
name and image.
However, in a copy of the Terms of Settlement
filed before a Lagos
High Court in Ikeja, the ‘warring’ parties have
agreed to settle the
matter out of court.
According to the terms of settlement, dated
December 2012 and
filed before the administrative judge of Lagos
State, Justice
Opeyemi Oke, the claimant (Buhari), Mr. Tope
Adebayo ( lawyer
to Buhari), Abati and Mr. Kunle Sanyaolu
(lawyer to The
Guardian) signed the terms of settlement. But
the lawyer to the
first defendant (Abati), Dame Carol Ajie,
refused to sign the
document. The refusal may not be
unconnected to the conditions
and terms of the agreement.
It was gathered that the parties further agreed
that Abati and The
Guardian should retract and apologise to
Buhari in certain form
and contents.
“The claimant and defendants have agreed
and resolved that the
retraction and apology shall take the following
form and contents:
‘Re: For the attention of General Buhari’- On
April 22, 2011, The
Guardian Newspaper published an article on
Page 51 titled ‘For
the attention of General Buhari’ where certain
allegations were
made against General Muhammadu Buhari
(rtd), GCFR,
concerning the 2011 election and General
Buhari’s alleged role in
the violence emanating from the elections.
“The publication was based on information
which we believed to
be reliable at that time. Since the publication,
however, we now
have reason to believe that certain parts of the
story were not
verified to be correct before the publication.
“We assure General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd),
GCFR, of our
highest esteem and regret any distress or
embarrassment which
the said publication may have caused him.
“The claimant and defendants agree that on
the execution of these
Terms of Settlement, the defendants are
discharged from all or any
liabilities or obligations arising from the said
publication.”
http://dailypost.ng/2013/01/13/presidency-
begs-buhari-to-settle-
slander-case-out-of-court/
GUARDIAN Re: For the attention of General
Buhari
Thursday, 11 July 2013 00:00 Editor
SIR: “On April 22, 2011, The Guardian
Newspaper
published an article on page 51 titled “For the
attention of
General Buhari” wherein certain allegations
were made
against General Muhammadu Buhari’s alleged
role in the
violence emanating from the elections.
The publication was based on information
which we
believed to be reliable at that time. Since the
publication,
however, we now have reason to believe that
certain parts
of the story were not verified to be correct
before the
publication.
We assure General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd)
GCFR of our
highest esteem and regret any distress or
embarrassment
which the said publication may have caused
him.”
— Editor http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/
index.php?
option=com_
content&view=article&id=126723%3Are-for-
the-attention-of-general-buhari-&catid=77%
3Aletters&Itemid=613#
.Ud6sCDHgyY4.facebook
It was a PDP politician, Alhaji Lawal Kaita
that said:
“The North is determined if it happens, to
make Nigeria
‘ungovernable’ for President Jonathan or any
other
Southerner who finds his way to the seat of
power on the
platform of the PDP against the principle of
the party’s
zoning policy.”
“Ungovernable” came within the PDP and was
related to PDp
zoning issues. Makes sense? Now recollect
what NSA Andrew
Azazi revealed before he was killed and it all
adds up.
Related: NewsRescue- EXPOSED: It Was PDP
That Promised To
Make Nigeria Ungovernable in 2011, Buhari
Never Did!
Presidency begs Buhari to settle slander
case out of court
Buhari obliged: The out of court settlement
The Whole Truth about the “Ungovernable”
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Aigipan:
According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute an independent resoruce on global security,
Nigeria Acquired this between 1983-1985
544 Aircrafts
160 Air defense systems
122 Armored vehicles
62 Artillery
52 Missiles
12 Sensors
A total of over 989 heavy military equipment was procured within two and half years during Buhari's regime
Note: this does not includes small arms procurement so where did Jonathan get his facts from?
Vote Wisely!
cc :barcanista

that means most of d thing he said yesterday were false... Badt guy

OUR self acclaimed LEADERS AND LIES....WHTS THE DIFFERENCE BTWIN ARMOURED CAR & ARTILLERY.......THEY ALL WAN DICIEVE US WITH SIMPLE WORD REPEATED TWICE.....IS THIS OLD (liar) MAN WORTH GIVING MY PRECIOUS VOTE ?


meanwhile sensor is a small device attached to AIR DEFENCE SYSTEM with a software to monitor over computer screen.
FOOLS, ABEG TELL US ANOTHER LIE.

An armoured car as the name implies is an armoured vehicle used to move men and materials to and from combat zones. They can also be used as ambulances to evacuate the wounded from @hot@ zones. Armoured cars are more or less APC'S (different from armoured tanks).

Artillery guns are used for long range attack on the enemy. The artillery pounds a particular area, before the infantry go in for either attack or mop up operations.

They are completely diff. Let say what we know please.

jmaine:
According to your link after the purported 541 Aircrafts bought by Buhari (1984-1985)

IBB regime added additional 201 (1986-1993). . .

Abacha added 20 (1994-1998)

Obasanjo added 94 (1999- 2007)

Yar Adua before he died added 231 (2007-2010)

GEJ added 20 ( 2011- 2013)

It is even more shocking that the Buhari regime bought more Aircrafts than the USA (398) despite stories of how broke we were that even warranted salient projects like the Lagos Metroline truncated . . .

It is not out of place to doubt the factual authenticity of the site with the glaring realities on ground . . . . Where are all these Aircrafts packed




P:S ==> The Shagari govt. is even credited to have bought a whooping 105 Aircrafts and 547 ships . . .

Dear God!!... Speechless; just Speechless

barcanista:
The President publicly embarrassed himself

I know why benin apc presidential campaign rally is delayed- they are trying to put more facts together for the general so he can make jonathan look even more stuupid after the show of shame yesterday.

omenka:
Just saw what a tramp he is. I think it is best ignoring him.

I checked it and truly there is no items in year of order between 1983 and 1985 only deliveries from orders from 1982 and beyond pls check ur facts

omenka:
Go here www.sipri.org/databases/armstransfers. Click on "generate database", fill in the columns as they suit your preference (I'd suggest you click on "all" when referencing the "type of weapon" so as to get a complete catalogue of the purchases made) and "download" the file.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

yes I did dat and APC ordered in 1981 from S. Korea = 70 which was delivered 1982/1983 then APC ordered in 1981 from U. Kindom= 49 which was delivered 1982/1983 none was ordered or delivered afterwards so where did u get ur figures

Erystro:

that means most of d thing he said yesterday were false... Badt guy

I really don't understand why our so-called leaders tell lies like Japanese boy just to score cheap political points. I believe GEJ does not even edit any script given to him before he mounts the podium to spill them all out. Perhaps he was bust taking "isoko water" and relied so much on the stupid intelligence of Reuben Abati and Doyin Okupe whose brains are made of Indomie. GEJ is bereft of memory or should I say has short memory for him to say GMB did not equip the military when he was the head of state.

anonimi:


Sounds like the way the Republicans describe Obama!

Kai Buhari!!!
#Liberate-Lagos

If you know anything about U.S.politics you won't even type this. Go check out Obama vs McCain and see who faced the issues and who seemed angry and agitated. Go and see who kept laying out plans while the opposition try to tag him a Muslim.
Obama was challenging the status quo, McCain was trying to defend more of the same. Educate yourself!

Swizdoe:

So you actually want us to support GEJ that could not outline his visible achievements in the past six years and his plans for the next four years but chose to tell us stories for the gods.
My favourite quote from Gej kindergarten speech yesterday was
I have a lot to say but it seems people are
tired.
Sensible nigerians are indeed tired of the talk talk maestro

Hahaha!! That was too funny!! I was thinking did this man really just say that. If APC is smart that man have them more than enough ammunition to go at him. If I were a part of the ampaign team, I'll lift that video and just add what you wrote... "Nigerians are tired of talk and mp3 achievements"