persius555:


At this point, it is obvious these guys are getting real time intelligence on troop position and movement.

true....

Any update on the travel Convoy that stepped on an IED along Dikwa-Ngala highway?

I heard several civilians were injured

http://www.combataircraft.com/en/News/2020/12/10/Nigeria%E2%80%99s-MiG-21-Fighter-Jet-Force-Is-Up-For-Sale/
Nigeria Air forces wants to sell it entire fleet of Mig-21.

Nice find Bro
It is hoped these Migs are being getting rid of so as to make way and build permanent structures
For the incoming JF17s
Maintenance culture has been sucking since the 1970s
Gaaaawd !!!

Images of chinese made Type 59G-125 main battle tanks of the Tanzanian Army MBT.

bidexiii:
Images of chinese made Type 59G-125 main battle tanks of the Tanzanian Army MBT.

was this during their Independence day parade yesterday?

Toju200:
was this during their Independence day parade yesterday?

nope theyre old picture...

yesterday : Egypt's MoD announced that the Egyptian Armed Forces have carried out a preemptive strike against terrorist elements on the western strategic direction by targeting & destroying 21 SUVs loaded with terrorists, arms and ammunition at the borders with Libya.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6m6vsr6AZk

Raaven:
yesterday : Egypt's MoD announced that the Egyptian Armed Forces have carried out a preemptive strike against terrorist elements on the western strategic direction by targeting & destroying 21 SUVs loaded with terrorists, arms and ammunition at the borders with Libya.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6m6vsr6AZk

Look at the precision strike, you can even see the munitions before heating there targets.

Navy Moves To Court-Martial Emmanuel Owen Who Exposed Fraudulent Act of Chief of Naval Staff


http://saharareporters.com/2020/12/10/navy-moves-court-martial-emmanuel-owen-who-exposed-fraudulent-act-chief-naval-staff

Army GOC 6th Division, Irefin, dies of COVID -19


https://punchng.com/breaking-army-goc-6th-division-irefin-dies-of-covid-19/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook#Echobox=1607613045

bidexiii:
Images of chinese made Type 59G-125 main battle tanks of the Tanzanian Army MBT.

Nigeria should upgrade their T-55s to this standard.

Shakespearenko:

Nigeir should upgrade their T-55s to this standard.

They are decommissioned.

Shakespearenko:

Nigeir should upgrade their T-55s to this standard.

The idea was to buy the T-72 ( GEJ ADMINISTRATION) but the ones bought were not of the best quality , hence no upgrades. this was followed recently by the bid process to buy more Tanks according to LT.Gen Lamidi Adeosun they looked at COUNTRIES ( Read China and Russia) and decided based on the requirements and the time frame needed they ( NA) decided to go with the Chinese made VT-4. This is significant because some Tankers ( NA) were sent to China, we have pictures of some Chinese PLA in the unloading and the LT.GEN said there were going to be Chinese Trainers who would come to Nigeria ( Did already) and Tankers were trained.
What this tells us barring a change in administrative way of thinking at the Presidential level , the NA armored corps at least for the foreseeable future will be turning to upgraded versions of Made in China Tanks ( I don't have any information on their performance in battle under heat conditions) Personally the T-55s are past their shelf life and should be scrapped / used for Target practice in the NA IMHO. Nigeria needs toa repair / overhaul and upgrade their remaining T-72s I believe in 2019 some T-72s had their engines stripped and replaced and some parts were bought.
IMHO
Nigeria in better economic times should simply buy brand new upgraded T-72s and strip the old ones for parts and use the rest for target practice.

Shakespearenko:
http://www.combataircraft.com/en/News/2020/12/10/Nigeria%E2%80%99s-MiG-21-Fighter-Jet-Force-Is-Up-For-Sale/
Nigeria Air forces wants to sell it entire fleet of Mig-21.

I'm confused, Who buys them?

youghs:


I'm confused, Who buys them?

Private Collectors.

LTGEN:

Private Collectors.

Okay na

youghs:


I'm confused, Who buys them?

the question is who is selling them , on the annonce we see that the owner is Inter Avia Group LLC Gardnerville , NV USA . they even sell three nigerian C130H , a HAWKER 800A , a EUROCOPTER AS 350B-2 located in Lagos too

link : https://www.trade-a-plane.com/search?seller_id=28690&s-type=aircraft

demolition:

Did y'all watch the Nigerian army streaming the wedding of Buratai's son on Facebook LIVE.

Nigerian Army streaming Buratai son's wedding... Nah, you f*cking with us.

demolition:

Did y'all watch the Nigerian army streaming the wedding of Buratai's son on Facebook LIVE.

for real?

demolition:

Did y'all watch the Nigerian army streaming the wedding of Buratai's son on Facebook LIVE.

When you have strong men in place of strong institutions

The U.S. has donated maritime security equipment worth $180,000 (70 million) to the Nigerian Navy, the U.S Consulate in Lagos said in a statement on Friday.
The equipment is to enable the navy to upgrade the anti-piracy and nautical security functions of the country’s Regional Maritime Awareness Capability (RMAC).
RMAC was developed in 2006 to upgrade the maritime domain awareness capability of U.S. partners.
The consulate said that the equipment donated were integrated to improve the navy’s capacity to track and counter marine threats through its RMAC.
The donations include, “a selection of best-in-class sensors and radars, communications and networking equipment, thermal-imaging cameras and software.”
Claire Pierangelo, U.S. Consul General in Lagos who handed over the consignment at the Naval Station Beecroft, highlighted the U.S. government’s continued support of Nigeria’s maritime security.
“The United States is committed to supporting the Nigerian Navy in its effort toward securing not only your territorial waters but the larger Gulf of Guinea.
“The equipment we have here today is part of RMAC that began in 2006, aimed at enhancing the Nigerian Navy’s capacity to monitor and respond to the diverse maritime threats in your waters and the Gulf of Guinea,” Pierangelo said.
She noted that two ex-U.S. Coast Guard Cutters, now known as NNS OKPABANA and NNS THUNDER, were previously transferred to the Nigerian Navy.
Rear Admiral Tanko Yakubu Pani, Chief Staff Officer, Western Naval Command, Lagos, who received the surveillance equipment on behalf of the Nigerian Navy, acknowledged the long-standing security cooperation between the U.S. and Nigeria.
“It is pertinent to state that the introduction of the Regional Maritime Awareness Capability facilities in the Nigerian Navy has greatly enhanced our maritime policing efforts through intelligence-gathering patrols.
“We are indeed delighted and grateful for the continuous support of the United States,” he said.
Nigeria’s RMAC became fully operational in 2008 and has five radar sites located in Badagry, Lagos, Formoso, Bonny, and Ibaka.
It also has operations posts at the four regional headquarters in Lagos, Yenagoa, Calabar, and Abuja.

Toju200:





The U.S. has donated maritime security equipment worth $180,000 (70 million) to the Nigerian Navy, the U.S Consulate in Lagos said in a statement on Friday.
The equipment is to enable the navy to upgrade the anti-piracy and nautical security functions of the country’s Regional Maritime Awareness Capability (RMAC).
RMAC was developed in 2006 to upgrade the maritime domain awareness capability of U.S. partners.
The consulate said that the equipment donated were integrated to improve the navy’s capacity to track and counter marine threats through its RMAC.
The donations include, “a selection of best-in-class sensors and radars, communications and networking equipment, thermal-imaging cameras and software.”
Claire Pierangelo, U.S. Consul General in Lagos who handed over the consignment at the Naval Station Beecroft, highlighted the U.S. government’s continued support of Nigeria’s maritime security.
“The United States is committed to supporting the Nigerian Navy in its effort toward securing not only your territorial waters but the larger Gulf of Guinea.
“The equipment we have here today is part of RMAC that began in 2006, aimed at enhancing the Nigerian Navy’s capacity to monitor and respond to the diverse maritime threats in your waters and the Gulf of Guinea,” Pierangelo said.
She noted that two ex-U.S. Coast Guard Cutters, now known as NNS OKPABANA and NNS THUNDER, were previously transferred to the Nigerian Navy.
Rear Admiral Tanko Yakubu Pani, Chief Staff Officer, Western Naval Command, Lagos, who received the surveillance equipment on behalf of the Nigerian Navy, acknowledged the long-standing security cooperation between the U.S. and Nigeria.
“It is pertinent to state that the introduction of the Regional Maritime Awareness Capability facilities in the Nigerian Navy has greatly enhanced our maritime policing efforts through intelligence-gathering patrols.
“We are indeed delighted and grateful for the continuous support of the United States,” he said.
Nigeria’s RMAC became fully operational in 2008 and has five radar sites located in Badagry, Lagos, Formoso, Bonny, and Ibaka.
It also has operations posts at the four regional headquarters in Lagos, Yenagoa, Calabar, and Abuja.

Is it by force to donate

youghs:


Is it by force to donate

Yes:
It is considered NON- LETHAL Military aid and goes on the books reported to Congress and GAO as such .Just curious to the timing. It is also meant as a statement that the US considers Nigeria it's No.1. Naval Ally in the Gulf of Guinea.
You donate or sell to Allies
You don't to enemies or frenemies ; You withhold or deny critical spare parts ( especially for little things made in the USA WITH OEM) to likewise send a message : Turkey is the example now.
The US it is not necessary just in it for the value of the aid that matters in addition to what sensitive / non -sensitive equipment they give . ( That is the statement being made).

youghs:


Is it by force to donate

Guy you funny.

#NAF PILOTs

CHIEF OF THE NAVAL STAFF, VICE ADMIRAL IBOK-ETE IBAS ON AN INSPECTION VISIT TO THE NAVAL DOCKYARD, VITORIA ISLAND, LAGOS

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CHIEF OF THE NAVAL STAFF DIALOGUE WITH OFFICERS AT NIGERIAN NAVY SHIP BEECROFT, LAGOS STATE

The abduction of about 600 students in a secondary Just 6 years after abduction of over 200 in another secondary school is what you get when you have a reactive security system rather than a proactive one.
The 600 is the number reported missing after headcount of the remaining students. Let's just hope that many of them are still hiding or ran for safety.
All these will pale in comparison to Insecurity in the south when organized cultism eventually gets out of hand. And blaming government alone is a very stupid thing to do. Everyone of us has a role to play in the security of our environment. Many of us know criminals/potential criminals but have failed to take action, when the crime eventually becomes unbearable, we start shouting about how government refused to do anything.