Tochex101:

Are they not Nigerian citizenry too?
Do we expect them to act differently cos they belong to the Armed Forces meanwhile the politicians keep looting, the MDs/CEOs keep racketeering and stealing shareholders money, inside trading in NSE, banks deducting depositors fund at will.
Police extorting anybody and everybody.......?
[/b]Our people need to wake up, sincerity must start individually.[b]

seankafor:
see as our acclaimed special force dey mumu themselves

Habane:
6 months of Basic military training at Depot, and 3 months of COIN and they will be giving black shirt to be wearing around claiming SF.

Kalapizim:
They sell the shirts at the mammy market, the real SF know themselves.

Kalapizim:
They sell the shirts at the mammy market, the real SF know themselves.

Tochex101:

Are they not Nigerian citizenry too?
Do we expect them to act differently cos they belong to the Armed Forces meanwhile the politicians keep looting, the MDs/CEOs keep racketeering and stealing shareholders money, inside trading in NSE, banks deducting depositors fund at will.
Police extorting anybody and everybody.......?
Our people need to wake up, sincerity must start individually.

bidexiii:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMOnv9gwBKg

Toju200:
In a scale never reported by an independent source, HumAngle has exclusively obtained information that documents the pattern of fatalities suffered in recent months by the leadership cadres of the various terrorist groups in the Lake Chad Basin. Fundamentally, the terrorist groups include Jama’atu Ahlil Sunnah, (JAS) also known as Boko Haram, and the Islamic State West Africa State, (ISWAP).

The Abubakar Shekau led Boko Haram is dominantly operating in the Southern Borno and the Mandara mountain areas covering parts of Nigeria and Cameroon, with a branch outpost in the Lake Chad basin between Tumur in Niger Republic and Kangar in Northern Borno, Nigeria. On the other hand, the Ba Lawan led ISWAP dominates Northern parts of Borno and the islands in the Lake Chad basin covering Nigeria, Cameroon and Chad and currently pushing downwards to Southern Borno, strategically creating a ring around Shekau’s Boko Haram.

Nigerian Airforce bombardments of the positions of the insurgents in the months between January and March 2020 has taken out no less than 18 of the prime war commanders of ISWAP. There have been a series of sustained targeted airstrikes of the positions of ISWAP and Boko Haram following a return of the dry season. Fatalities have hit hard on the leadership of the insurgents, extending beyond casualties from airstrikes in the past few months going by the exclusive intelligence information obtained by HumAngle.

Further exclusive information on fatalities within the leadership cadres of the insurgents obtained by HumAngle points to further 25 leaders losing their lives between October 2019 and March 2020. The 25 fatalities, according to the records, they died from either injury sustained in combat or other grave medical conditions.

ISWAP particularly, following a sustained period of internal feuds, has lost 13 additional prime leaders between January and March 2020. These are leaders who were executed by their associates for falling out of political favour. Leadership feud has fed a hunger for bloody revolt within the top echelon of the group’s leadership over the past few months. This has resulted in the dramatic and bitter emergence of three leaders in the group within the past year.

With the air of uncertainty overshadowing its future, many of its leading lights and members are reconsidering a continued committal of their future to a cause that seems not to assure them of a victory over the ‘infidel’ state. HumAngle further obtained exclusively that ISWAP has been hit hard by an explosion of defections in the past three months.

According to the records obtained by HumAngle, no less than 400 members and leaders of the two major insurgency groups have voted with their feet. Our information, however, holds that over 70 percent of the defections are members of ISWAP.

bidexiii:
Commander of the multinational joint force, General Major Ibrahim Manu praised Idriss Deby for personally coordinating military response/operation against Bokoharam

Toju200:
Nigeria airforce responded with Airstrikes yesterday...
Video on twitter..

seankafor:
link please

Toju200:
Nigeria airforce responded with Airstrikes yesterday...
Video on twitter..

Valkrie:


Is it only when boko people kill plenty of our soldiers that we respond?

From Intel available, me think the Nigerian army know where these people are, why not divide the theatre into blocks and do a complete sweep instead of all these back and forth...Boko kill 100 soldiers and Nigeria respond and kill many with no figure and everything go back to normal then Boko kill another 50 and our soldiers again begin to clean their gun to go and find Boko to kill in retaliation..!!

These back and forth won't help..!!

GabrielYulaw:


That's one of the best suggestions I've ever heard. The North East is rather large though and I don't think we have the numbers to do that. But I'm optimistic it can be done with the help of drones.

Toju200:
Of course he's right but it will be difficult...
We all know NAF and DHQ knows where these guys are...
Via satellite NAF has the whole picture of NE Right..
Now from my observation NAF strike based on selected target And this Targets are void of Human sheild Which unknowingly to some people that's what they are doing (BHT) Nigeria military is trying to be careful In other for ISWAP not to do something stupid..
We should take note ISWAP has some Hostages ( Leah Sharibu and Host of others ) we're trying to avoid The Failed British SBS rescue bid that happened In 2014 Sokoto..

GabrielYulaw:


That's one of the best suggestions I've ever heard. The North East is rather large though and I don't think we have the numbers to do that. But I'm optimistic it can be done with the help of drones.

SamuelAnyawu:



The Northeast is large but the Military know where these guys are Baba.

There is an area on Monguno-Maiduguri road even the drivers here will show you buildings not too far from the road that ISWAP are chilling there.

Whenever the drivers get there we slow down a bit to see if any of them have decided to mount a road block.

From my own observation we got no Airforce in Nigeria or the synergy between the Military and Airforce is not working.

90% of ISWAP attacks in Borno North and Borno Central has always been from 5PM. Most bases fell after two hours of exchange of gunfire between Nigeria Army and ISWAP. What is the distance from Maiduguri Airport to these towns in Borno whenever they are under attack?

Make we dey enjoy the "eagle movie" to portray all is well Before dudes here will always say i am an ISWAP sympathizer.

ugo4u:

I don't think it will be too difficult for the armed forces to do when fully rallied and mobilised, that is the exact tactics ebenlow's private army did and recaptured most territories the terrorists where occupying. Had Buhari extended their contracts or at least allowed ebenlow coordinate operations himself with the army things would have being different.