delvinmaya:


Of Course i dont have to insult him. Its just a matter of choice. And so i choose to. Its that simple. If you read my post, i admitted the shortcomings of the NA. Their ineptitude got us into this mess. But with we fool ourselves when we now deride them and praise the Chadians for doing nothing. Every dick and Harry now engage in deriding the military and downgrading the country. Nigeria is far above any sole individual, and as such shouldnt be ridden down like a flea. Take it or leave it, we are the architect of our present predicament, and we seem to have decided that joining the Chadians and even foreign media to belittle ourselves is the right course of action.
Its embarrasing to me that Nigerians like you, who believe you are patriotic think being patriotic is to belittle the efforts of the armed forces. And your analysis is faulty. Not only have you refused to admit that Chad has been used as a base by BH, you talk about them starting the current military actions. Chairman, i must say, you amaze me. If as you say they started it, how come they keep complaining that they are not allowed beyond where they currently are. And how dare you say they pursued BH into Nigeria without permission. God have mercy. Their sole mandate is simple, "Man the borders, do not allow BH pass through into your territories". And for your information, Biu pleaded with Chad to come rescue them.

gidiMonsta:


WTH are talking about? Nigeria has always been their main base, when they kidnapped in Fotokol and other Northern cameroonian towns they immediately crossed the border into Nigeria not Chad.

In the early hours of Feb 2, 2015 Chadian soldiers pursued fleeing terrorists from Fotokol, Cameroon into Gamborou in Nigeria without prior permission from Nigeria, which was why Gen. Olukolade was scrambling to defend the action on Feb. 3rd. This action led to the so-called 6-weeks intensive effort which brought about the election postponement. Chad took this action not because the love Nigeria but because BH has been using the Gamborou-Fotokol axis to cut off a very important trade route for them.

Despite the obvious lapses of our Armed forces, as an Army brat I am still 100% in support of them.

vedaxcool:

And your military's tale (bastardise by jogogoro and his lootenants that has the habit of lying repeatedly like rescueing chibok gals etc) is more believable.
Wow pathetic! Do u know this problem started from Nigeria? Hating on Chad which has fought gallantly so far is very strange! Comparing notes with chad is pitiable, how does this comparison explains away jonathan failure over the years, his deliberate policy of letting his siblings run riot in Borno.

cjrane:
[size=15pt]The Boko haram moles in NA must be prevented from interfering or halting the Chadian momentum against the murderous Boko haram. The insurgents must surrender or destroyed by Chad and part of our army still committed to Nigeria.

I can smell moles in Nigerian army trying to hide under "territorial integrity" to offer the Boko Haram insurgents areas to hide and regroup inside Nigeria by urging the government to deny Chad the approval to pursue Boko Haram.

We must watch out for the Boko Haram media crew that will do everything to escape the hot pursuit of the Chadian military.[/size]

ocelot2006:



No one is going to fight our battles for us. Let the Chadians stick to their own part of the boundary. We'll take it from here.

Revolution:
The Chadian army has been impressive. Does this mean that if a war breaks out between Nigeria and Chad Nigeria will lose? Nigeria used to have the best military in West Africa

jpphilips:
Our boys please you have equipment now, you shouldn't be hanging out 50km away from action, kudos to everyone

Oluwaplumpie:
Sensationalist. Why don't u go and show them how its done?

Fulaman198:


The truth is Chad was the main force that fought in Mali, not France. But France being a predominant white nation got all the credit.

Revolution:
The Chadian army has been impressive. Does this mean that if a war breaks out between Nigeria and Chad Nigeria will lose? Nigeria used to have the best military in West Africa

olapluto:
Im sorry I dont believe these Chadian armies anymore. For over a month now, they've be capturing and recapturing Dikwa. Their claims are actually over exaggerated.
Taking one town, and helping police borders does not warrant this level of noise.

Henry120:


They recently captured malam fotori and damasak. malamfotori the same town these clowns claimed to have captured in january.


Particularly striking is the convenience with which the western media seems to leave out that piece of information.

As long as it doesn't fit into their orchestrated narrative of the Nigerian military been corrupt, under-equipped and incompetent, it isn't a good piece of news.


Nigerian troops in green, chadian troops in desert camouflage, but some how, it is the Nigerians that are under-equipped.

Henry120:


What are you even talking about.


The chadians claimed to have routed boko-haram in gambarou, yet the terrorist still could muster enough men(600+) to attack Fotokol in cameroun, where they burnt down the town, and slit the throat of over 100 civilians. Brushing aside camerounian troops deployed there.

olapluto:

Interesting point of view/news. I never knew Dikwa was recaptured by BH. Anyways, the news with these Chadians is exaggerated. Dikwa is not as fierce as Baga, Hong, Mubi, Michika, Monguno etc which our army had been sweeting on daily basis.
Im against GEJ, but I know and appreciate the efforts of our soldiers.
Look at Cameroun, see how they were making mouth months ago. Their BIR soldiers were hyped beyond belief. They even claimed to have carried out airstrikes in Konduga. Look at them today. BH is showing them pepper.

jpphilips:


The illiterate in you will not allow you to post where they captured and recaptured in Dikwa.

Chadian soldiers fought their way on Tuesday into the town of Dikwa, which had been in militant hands for at least the last five months, and to an important spot on the road between Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State, and the Cameroonian border.

jpphilips:



[s]Continue deceiving people who don't follow the news, the picture you are showing looks like even the Cameroonian BIU but I dont want to spoil your fun.
My grouse is this, I saw when the 500 Chadian troops arrived, in less than 2wks, they captured two towns, they were not even wearing bulletproof vests most of them, (guess their government can not even afford so much). their casualty figures is far less their Nigerian counterparts. Chad said they have just 2 planes that are operational, yet we have so many with no results, thanks to corruption that has blinded most of you. The Nigerian presidential fleet alone is 11planes and you are talking nonsense!
So far, they capture strategic interests of Boko haram, while their Nigerian counterparts capture market places and road blocks, If you can not show us in the news where Chad captured and recaptured a town then shut the fvck up.
Tomorrow when they capture Shekau, you will say they dont deserve the honour, continue playing.[/s]

Rad1cal:


You are a fool sir, peruse the article below and tell us the date you see




http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/19/world/africa/nigerias-army-drives-boko-haram-from-garrison-town.html?_r=0




You are fond of making aimless noise.

Henry120:


From the same exercise.

Nigerian troops in green

Nato special forces soldier, from belgium.


What is the difference?




#note: all the troops in this exercise are special forces. The exercise only just ended yesterday.

Your point is that Nigeria did not concede 20/27 LGAS to Boko haram after w@nking with them for 4yrs before the Chadians arrived? Defending cluelessness makes you more clueless

Henry120:


Let me assure, I know what i'm talking about, neither am i under any illusion that taking on these terrorists is an easy task.


However, what i'm against is people using the suffering of Nigerians to score political points or cheap popularity.


There are Nigerian refugees in Diffa, bosso in Niger and fotokol, amachide in cameroun and also in chad.


However, how is it that the chadians claimed to have captured malamfotori in january, only to capture that same town they claimed to have earlier captured, yesterday.



You, tell us how?

arantess:

God bless u bros....there's a serious conspiracy to change the narrative against us..who knows, maybe we have about 6 dikwas' that they keep taking from bokoharam

Reaper231:
Nigerian soldiers had a legitimate complaint abt being in short supply of amo. Recently they have been givien more weapons and I'm sure we don't hear them complaining again. Chad and Cameroon keep spewing rubbish. When Nig soldiers were fighting these guys Chad was their home. Most of d insurgents are chadians and mostly launched attacked then run back to chad and Niger without restrain frm d chadian govt. This was a major frustration for the NA. Now that Chad, Niger and cameroon hv woken frm their slumber and as a result of d attacked frm all angles BH is being cornered and they claiming d glory and painting our army bad. We have our lapses and we working on it but no matter wat dey do they can never beat us and they are only being ungrateful for all the Military and finacial assistants Nig has given and helped to stabilise their own countries in west Africa.

Frankenstein:
The Nigerian army is ten times better than the Chadian boys brigade.

Our army has troops and equipment all over Borno, Adamawa, Yobe, parts of Gombe and other states defending them against Boko haram onslaught. The Chadians are not fighting any defensive war. All their troops, air power and fire are focused on a few
boder towns.

Themandator:




Believe that and you will believe anything.... Dikwa is closer to Chad than Nigeria.


And in this battle, Nigeria had left the other ends of our border to out neighbors with the hope that they would stop the sect from running into their territory when confronted by our army.


All Nigeria wants from her neighbors is a guarantee that they will secure the borders while we rout the sect... All our fight will come to nought if our neighbors are indifferent, like Cameroon

zizibabe1:


7 gboasas for you sir.You are one of the very few amongst the young people that have some form of correct knowledge of the dynamics of this operation.I have always insisted that people should be informed before making statement in the public domain.In this joint effort,to which the AU has pledged to suoprt with another 10,000 spldiets,there are RULES OF ENGAGEMENT.That is the reason soldiers from a given nation have certain roles and are also restricted to certain places at a given time.I commend your knowledge in these matter.

deskossy:
the chadians are experts in gorilla warfare
and counter insurgency. .but conventional warfare is a
different thing all together. .they are apt in surviving brutal desert terrain,their exploit in mali comes to mind!

IbnSultaan:

Its hilarious to see ppl make useless comments
Chadians are just glorified rebel army so also Niger
Our soldiers are exceptional and courageous people
The have some of the best military experts in Africa
NA is depleting n degrading d enemy

Henry120:


This is an un-equivocal fact, and nobody can take this from us.

No amount of propaganda or manufactured stories can change this.

cjrane:


Boko haram fifle,for 6 years you used moles in our army to inform you what NA was planning. Now, no mole in Chad military to give you classified info, or dash you arms, so you want Chad out? SORRY!
No matter how you twist this one, Chad must continue their offensive until Boko haram surrender and Shekau is captured- DEAD or ALIVE.

jpphilips:


Dont even pray for that, Chad is a NATO member protected by article 5 of NATO defence pact, should Nigeria sneeze around Chad let alone look for her trouble, trust me, we will all be refugees in a matter of months.
Chad will take out our military in seconds, those guys morale are highest. Nigeria should be looking for a Biafra to be showing its lizard muscle. when you support corruption, it trickles down every institution including the military, when they start losing wars, you blame the gods

jpphilips:


How many Nigerians know about their exploits in Mali is the right question? How can God curse a nation with so many of her citizens living in crass ignorance happily?
within 4yrs we lost 20/27 LGAS, the warriors of Mali came and joined the war and we have almost everything back and people think its their military that suddenly woke up because of equipments they never had? please help me and ask them how many equipments Chad used in Mali and NE with a plethora of strategic successes?

The most annoying part is that the politicians who have failed in their capacities peddle these lies while citizens at the receiving end of this brutality make excuses for them, #I spit on the Nigerian youth#.

jpphilips:


Where is Dikwa? Nigeria or Chad? for your information, Chad have captured several Nigerian territories, that border nonsense you are spewing is for your fellow dumbos not me. Chadian foreign secretary was even complaining that Nigeria is not giving them free hand to capture more, read the news and stop lazing around listening to PDP propaganda.

delvinmaya:
sorry to say, sirshymexx is thinking with his head in his backside. For your mind, you done make sense finish. Being objective shouldn't kill you. If you have followed the war against boko haram, maybe you would have been wise before throwing away your pride and calling a fowl uncle just because you wanna eat it. Admitted the NA were disappointing to have allowed this situation become worse. But ascribing victory to Chad is dumb. They retreated from Bags two days before it was taken by BH, you are blind to that. The SA to Deby was arrested with sophisticated weapons meant for BH, you refuse to think. Since they joined the war, they keep recapturing what they had earlier captured and you think they are the best thing to happen to you. Why not move down to Chad and become their citizen?
Even synergycom own worse.
Despite NA retaking over 38 towns back, and Chad finding it difficult to hold on to just the two they claim to have captured.