bidexiii:
BHT attacks police checkpoint in Maiduguri,
The vehicles were captured when the group attacked a police checkpoint along the Maiduguri-Chabal-Magumeri Road in Borno State. Chabal in the Magumeri Local Government Area is about 22km from Maimalari Cantonment, 7 Division Nigerian Army, Maiduguri.

BabaOwen:
Sheik Gumi visits Zamfara bandit in forests, appeals for peace

A renowned Islamic Scholar, Sheikh Dr Aimed Abubakar Mahmoud Gumi, on Tuesday visited some bandits in the forests of Shinkafi and Gummi local government areas of Zamfara State.

It was gathered that Gumi’s visit to the camps was to spread the message of Islam and peace to the Fulani herdsmen and rid the country of kidnappings and banditry.

Gummi and his entourage were said to have first gone to the forest of Tubali and Makkai in Shinkafi LGA which were under the control of armed Fulani herdsmen.

At the first settlement in Tubali Forest, Gumi was said to have met with about 150 armed Fulanis who expressed their grievances and why it would be difficult for them to surrender their arms.

The chairman of Shinkafi council reportedly said before the peace agreement with the bandits, there were frequent and rampant cases of kidnappings on Shinkafi-Gusau road while instances of frequent attacks with heavy casualties were rampant, adding that presently, the council had spent seven months without a single attack.

The bandit commander, identified simply as Bello, said, “Let the killings of our loved ones by security agents without due process of the law stop, as well as cattle rustling that denied most of us legitimate means of livelihood.”

At Makkai Forest, Gumi and his entourage met with more than 600 bandits with automatic rifles.

Their top commander, one Kachalla Turji, welcomed the Sheikh.

Like in Tubali, the bandits in Makkai expressed frustration at government attitude towards them.

Gumi said, “Let there be peace; you all have a legitimate concern and grievances, and I believe that since the Niger Delta armed militants were integrated by the Federal Government and are even in the business of pipelines protection, the Federal Government should immediately look into how something like that will be done to the Fulani to provide them with reasonable means of livelihood including jobs, working capitals, entrepreneurship training, building clinic and schooling.”

https://punchng.com/gumi-visits-zamfara-bandit-in-forests-appeals-for-peace/?amp=1

SamuelAnyawu:


Nothing much my brother. Just several APC and MRAPS rolling up these our Sambisa axis.

Military don lock us down for two weeks now self. Them dey open the road once in a week now without prior notice. Food price don increase by force.

Abeg Which set of Army guys now where up and down Black (Black long sleeve and black trousers)

SamuelAnyawu:



Chabbal sincerely I always feel scared when I see police checkpoints away from Maiduguri. I once saw a police man with this their tear gas gun in a checkpoint, I begin cry

Valkrie:


Fact remains..these people are not even Nigerian in the first place...their tuban style and colour is what you find in Niger republic,Mali and Chad and off course since Nigeria is father christmas with no responsible government they can come in and muscle everybody to squeeze out cash either from the citizens or government....I doubt if these nonesense happen in Chad, mali or Niger republic where they came from...

IGpro1:
what concerns you, will that romove hunger and starvation from Kenya?
Don't you have problems in your shity one city Chinese colony to worry about
Like suing the British for castrating your mau mau balless men.
Can't you see no one cares about a mere foreigner from Kibera coming to lecture us on our history.

AMEBO will kill you old man.

Whyem15:
When a nation decides not to police it's borders/boundaries, these are the consequences it must deal with.

70% of the security and economic problems we face are due to lack of proper border policing, 20% due to the uselessness of the police force, the two together are due to lack of proactiveness on the part of the government.

tsdarkside:


look at you....what a disgrace....
you wanted everybody to hate nigeria,now others are not lookin only at nigeria,they are lookin at you closesly too....

and your people abroad always tend to fvck up and make too much noise....
from ghana to europe,from malaysia to indonesia....now kenya....

nawa for you igbos....
and the funny part is,it was an igbo that opened that kenya is better than nigeria thread....

SamuelAnyawu:


Nothing much my brother. Just several APC and MRAPS rolling up these our Sambisa axis.

Military don lock us down for two weeks now self. Them dey open the road once in a week now without prior notice. Food price don increase by force.

Abeg Which set of Army guys now where up and down Black (Black long sleeve and black trousers)

Whyem15:
In fact there is a huge economic advantage in solving this issue of herdsmen-farmers conflict reasonably.
The current value of the Nigerian cattle industry is about $2 billion, if we modernize we can increase it to $10 billion, generating a lot of employment opportunities ; vets, extension officers, genetic engineers, business opportunities; production of silage, production of cattle drugs and supplements, development of the diary industry, increase yields, development of manure industry and indirectly increasing crop yields, billions paid as taxes to the government.

Establishment of cattle ranches across the country is a gold mine waiting to be tapped. It's exactly the same with ensuring peace and stability in the lake Chad axis because of the vast quantity of oil/gas in that region. We are painfully wasting opportunities.

tsdarkside:


look at you....what a disgrace....
you wanted everybody to hate nigeria,now others are not lookin only at nigeria,they are lookin at you closesly too....

and your people abroad always tend to fvck up and make too much noise....
from ghana to europe,from malaysia to indonesia....now kenya....

nawa for you igbos....
and the funny part is,it was an igbo that opened that kenya is better than nigeria thread....

IGpro1:
what is wrong with you head guy, told you ain't Igbo, don't even understand Igbo, what's with this Igbo thing.
Your pettiness doesn't bother me a bit though, so shift abeg.

tsdarkside:


sharrap their....!!
then why are you offended when that kenya guy said something about igbos....??

wetin consighn you their....??
you cant be messin around the world and when people get pissed you hide under nigeria....

youghs:


It is annoying how some of you guys classify criminal groups as a whole tribe. Ipob is a criminal group, Igbo is an ethnic group. Its just like saying bokoharam represents Muslims. We need to stop this gutter and stupid behaviour if we want to move forward peacefully as a nation.

IGpro1:
you're a fool, I'm a Nigerian I have Igbo friends and in-laws, I have never one day hear them mention Biafra. Why do you hate the Igbos.
Do you think yourubas are saints. Yourubas started this whole internet fraud thing.
Fulanis are killing your father's and mothers na Igbo you see to blame.mumu

tsdarkside:


sharrap....then why were you angry....??
the kenyan was right....

you go piss people off and then start talkin nohugwash....

Maduawuchukwu:


We in the south are not interested in the cattle industry, therefore we are not giving any free land for RUGA. If they want free land, they should go and ask their governors in their states. QED.

IGpro1:
mumu, a US citizen will defend US, same with every sane human,

If kikuyu1 were innocent I wouldn't call him out.
He's on many occasions talked against Nigeria.
As far as he's an African, he only comes here to pick one or two things to mock Nigeria.
Na today.

Odunayaw:
Babaowen

It's not style or any such thing. A simple explanation is the way you're promoted with you classmates every 3rd term till you reach ss3. In ss3, some of your colleagues become Prefects while others remain senior students.

However after graduation, the prefectship is given to the next set (your juniors) no?. And then both prefects (outgoing) and ss3 students pass out. Won't it be an anomaly if your mates who were prefects pass out and you're still in school uniform?


I hope this explanation helps. The outgoing chiefs along with their coursemates have reached the end of the service years. The next set of chiefs are automatically juniors of the outgoing set. You want your junior to come and command you?

bidexiii:
DefenceInfoNG leaders & State Dept’s Air-Ground AGI Advisor review $2.38M of communications equipment to support the Nigeria Defence Headquarters (DHQ) Joint AGI school, donated by @USAfricaCommand. After a pause for #COVID restrictions, DHQ will recommence in-person training.
AGI is a Joint program overseen by DefenceInfoNG HQ to enhance airstrike & artillery ops while adhering to the Law of Armed Conflict.


Source- US mission in Nigeria

tsdarkside:


ehen,as you defended nigeria too as nigeria was called shitthole....

no way....i will not defend such people....

i already confronted that kikuyu1 guy before too....
but what he said about nigerian history is true....

am even surprised that he bothered to even find out the truth sef....

to hell with ipob and anybody that support them....!!

tsdarkside:


sharrap their....!!
then why are you offended when that kenya guy said something about igbos....??

wetin consighn you their....??
you cant be messin around the world and when people get pissed you hide under nigeria....

tsdarkside:


ehen,as you defended nigeria too as nigeria was called shitthole....

no way....i will not defend such people....

i already confronted that kikuyu1 guy before too....
but what he said about nigerian history is true....

am even surprised that he bothered to even find out the truth sef....

to hell with ipob and anybody that support them....!!

b]On 1 October 1990 the RPF led by Major-General Fred Gisa Rwigyema invaded Rwanda, starting the Rwandan Civil War. [/b]Despite Rwigyema being killed on 2 October, the RPF incursion was initially successful. However, the Rwandan Army received help from Belgium, France and Zaire and within a month had regained the initiative, forcing the RPF back into Uganda.[7]

Ultimately, nine African countries and around twenty-five armed groups became involved in the war.[8] By 2008, the war and its aftermath had caused 5.4 million deaths, principally through disease and starvation,[9] making the Second Congo War the deadliest conflict worldwide since World War II.[10]

Whyem15:
Buhari has forwarded the names of the former service chiefs to the National assembly for confirmation as Non-career Ambassador designates.

He has also extended the tenure of the IGP by 3 months.

Lurker4Long:


If there's one thing I wish the SANDF could copy from the Nigerian military, it is this. It keeps the service from becoming too top heavy and clears career pathways for junior ranks.
We have very good Colonels who reach retirement age before accruing 1-star because there are no rank openings. Brig Gens in HR with full staff commanding less than 100 people.

A general for every 150 people in a force structure of less than 70 000.
No wonder our National Treasury refuses any increase in the Defence budget unless they sort out personnel staffing and costs in the higher ranks.

Odunayaw:
Wow!!

SamuelAnyawu:
Gamboru attack Repelled.

Kudos

ariesbull:
THEIR POSITION IS CLEAR, BIAFRA....So i think Government can come in negotiate autonomy or confederacy ...but they want Biafra