SamuelAnyawu:


Rumors has it that ISWAP are massively restrategizing since Yusuf’s son took over. Everyone (Military & Civilians) is on alert . I’m kinda scared now since the rumoured ISWAP takeover Sambisa area.

We are just watching

DubaiLandLord1:
Nonsense!

So this is a more serious crime than an army General having two properties worth millions of dollars in Dubai An army General that was not even earning up to $150,000 per annum, how can he be able to afford Properties worth more than $1m in Dubai.

A clueless military.

Whyem15:
As it is, the current crisis in the southeast may take decades to fully resolve, many innocent people will die and life will change for several people. Schools and businesses will be shut down, multinational companies will be thinking of suspending operations and expatriates/workers from other parts of the country or world will be planning to leave by now, even many non-native traders will be moving out soon worsening already bad economic conditions. Federal government acted very stupidly and mismanaged the situation which isn't surprising at all but our people decided to join in the foolishness. I'm still wondering how IPOB will achieve a military victory over FGN in less than 20 years. I hope their online supporters will join active combat so that it can end soon though. The definitely have the numbers to pose a real threat.
The Buhari administration has been stupid enough to let issues escalate this level, they should at least get MRAPs and IFVs in hundreds so that soldiers who will be victims of this stupidity won't really suffer much.
Seeing soft skin vehicles in another conflict zone today was really disheartening.

The government still has the options of stopping all other projects to focus on modernizing the military. There are options of borrowing, diplomacy, hiring mercenaries to take care of other non-state actors in other parts of the country and so on.

In the end, even if IPOB comes out victorious against all odds, the cost would be enormous and might take decades more to heal from.

bidexiii:



We blaim Buhari or the federal government for everything that befalls us, we have terrorism and kidnapping/banditry in the North East/Central and West and now ESN/UNG palaba in the East. Now let's assume there is another terrorist group named- "Odua people's fighters or WSN".... etc then there will be chaos every where, am just sighting an example.
Don't let us forget that its the grass people or the poor that will suffer the most, and the soldiers would always be the ones called to clean up the mess. All these stupid young men joining armed group bearing dangerous weapons causing troubles in there communities will still be the ones that will suffer the most. There also jobless youth doing something meaningful with there lives rather than carrying ak's in other regions of the country.
Honestly I don't understand how the federal government mismanaged security in the region. If that's your point, then it's enough reason for the Oduduwa whatever to start bearing arms and turn another region to a blood sucking area. .

BlackBaron:


BUHARI is responsible for this! He's a man without empathy and emotional intelligence. As a father of the nation, he was meant to reconcile and come to amicable resolutions. Instead, he seems to have no bearing or clues.

His 5% statement alone slowly confined FG support in the East to a bare minimal. Their best resolution of the farmer-herder crises was to force down RUGA and statements like 'Giving land for ranching is better than death' clearly enraged others. Banditry & Kidnapping in the NW started as a result of farmer-herder clashes, yet he still managed to ignore that and here we are.

The hydra from SW,SE and other places started from groups who set up to resist herding but has now escalated beyond that with criminals and others taking advantage of the situation!

Illumined939:
The bidexi you quoted is paid to do PR for the Nigerian Army. This is how he feeds, he is paid to support evil. So, unless you can provide him with a better monetary offer, you will never make him see the truth. Alot of them on this thread are paid government agents contracted to support tyranny. Know this and know peace. This is why I don't try proving any point to any bagar here, i just state my opinion and keep it moving. Whichever way, folks with open minds who read from this thread will always see my truth and make sense of it regardless.

Illumined939:
The bidexi you quoted is paid to do PR for the Nigerian Army. This is how he feeds, he is paid to support evil. So, unless you can provide him with a better monetary offer, you will never make him see the truth. Alot of them on this thread are paid government agents contracted to support tyranny. Know this and know peace. This is why I don't try proving any point to any bagar here, i just state my opinion and keep it moving. Whichever way, folks with open minds who read from this thread will always see my truth and make sense of it regardless.

BlackBaron:


BUHARI is responsible for this! He's a man without empathy and emotional intelligence. As a father of the nation, he was meant to reconcile and come to amicable resolutions. Instead, he seems to have no bearing or clues.

His 5% statement alone slowly confined FG support in the East to a bare minimal. Their best resolution of the farmer-herder crises was to force down RUGA and statements like 'Giving land for ranching is better than death' clearly enraged others. Banditry & Kidnapping in the NW started as a result of farmer-herder clashes, yet he still managed to ignore that and here we are.

The hydra from SW,SE and other places started from groups who set up to resist herding but has now escalated beyond that with criminals and others taking advantage of the situation!

BlackBaron:


BUHARI is responsible for this! He's a man without empathy and emotional intelligence. As a father of the nation, he was meant to reconcile and come to amicable resolutions. Instead, he seems to have no bearing or clues.

His 5% statement alone slowly confined FG support in the East to a bare minimal. Their best resolution of the farmer-herder crises was to force down RUGA and statements like 'Giving land for ranching is better than death' clearly enraged others. Banditry & Kidnapping in the NW started as a result of farmer-herder clashes, yet he still managed to ignore that and here we are.

The hydra from SW,SE and other places started from groups who set up to resist herding but has now escalated beyond that with criminals and others taking advantage of the situation!

Illumined939:
The bidexi you quoted is paid to do PR for the Nigerian Army. This is how he feeds, he is paid to support evil. So, unless you can provide him with a better monetary offer, you will never make him see the truth. Alot of them on this thread are paid government agents contracted to support tyranny. Know this and know peace. This is why I don't try proving any point to any bagar here, i just state my opinion and keep it moving. Whichever way, folks with open minds who read from this thread will always see my truth and make sense of it regardless.

bidexiii:





This is the most ridiculous comment and yet the most funniest !
Most of you guys supporting the IPOB/ESN and of recent the UGM are clueless, you guys should visit the northeast and see what war does.
Even the west where police stations where burnt and the "so-claimed lekki killings", the youth did not turn to bearing of arms or UGM or what you have?
[/b]you sit down they claim army or government they pay me for PR[b]

Whyem15:

So because one man decided to be useless you also decided to tear down your region?
Buhari will leave 700 days from now, the flame that has been ignited may take 7000 days to quench.

Ranches that GEJ's government had given governors #100bn to establish since 2014.

bidexiii:


You comments are just full of emotions !

Illumined939:
The bidexi you quoted is paid to do PR for the Nigerian Army. This is how he feeds, he is paid to support evil. So, unless you can provide him with a better monetary offer, you will never make him see the truth. Alot of them on this thread are paid government agents contracted to support tyranny. Know this and know peace. This is why I don't try proving any point to any bagar here, i just state my opinion and keep it moving. Whichever way, folks with open minds who read from this thread will always see my truth and make sense of it regardless.

bidexiii:
Video of UGM in Umuahia Abia State.


https://fb.watch/5PWtmrJn20/


I pity this people honestly, they should go and ask the people from the the North East, Borno people to be precise.

bidexiii:


This is the most ridiculous comment and yet the most funniest !
Most of you guys supporting the IPOB/ESN and of recent the UGM are clueless, you guys should visit the northeast and see what war does.
Even the west where police stations where burnt and the "so-claimed lekki killings", the youth did not turn to bearing of arms or UGM or what you have?
[/b]you sit down they claim army or government they pay me for PR[b]

bidexiii:



We blaim Buhari or the federal government for everything that befalls us, we have terrorism and kidnapping/banditry in the North East/Central and West and now ESN/UNG palaba in the East. Now let's assume there is another terrorist group named- "Odua people's fighters or WSN".... etc then there will be chaos every where, am just sighting an example.
Don't let us forget that its the grass people or the poor that will suffer the most, and the soldiers would always be the ones called to clean up the mess. All these stupid young men joining armed group bearing dangerous weapons causing troubles in there communities will still be the ones that will suffer the most. There also jobless youth doing something meaningful with there lives rather than carrying ak's in other regions of the country.
Honestly I don't understand how the federal government mismanaged security in the region. If that's your point, then it's enough reason for the Oduduwa whatever to start bearing arms and turn another region to a blood sucking area. .

cutievik:
A Nigerian Air Force ATR 42 aircraft heading for Owerri, Imo State, to aid military operations in the South-East region, crash-landed in Akure, the Ondo State capital, SaharaReporters has gathered.

SaharaReporters learnt from top NAF sources that the crash-landing of the ATR 42 occurred about two weeks ago – a week before the late Chief of the Army Staff, Lt Gen Ibrahim Attahiru, died in a similar NAF jet crash in Kaduna State.

It was gathered that military authorities covered up the incident and failed to make it public to avoid national embarrassment.

Top sources released the photograph of the ill-fated ATR 42 to SaharaReporters, adding that the aircraft was conveying some Special Forces personnel to Imo State, some of whom were reportedly injured after the crash.

But there was no casualty according to sources, which made it easier for the NAF authorities to be silent on the incident.

“It was an ATR 42 and we were going to Imo State. The aircraft crashed-landed the next day; the authorities are hiding the incident. The crash occurred in the morning. It was a solely military affair and they prevented anyone of us from taking photographs of the incident.

“It crash-landed at the Akure airport two weeks ago but they hid it. About 15 to 20 personnel were on board to the South-East.”

In about three months, the NAF jets have crashed in the North-Central, North-East, Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, and now South-West regions, raising fears about the maintenance culture of the military aircrafts.

SaharaReporters last Friday reported that the families of two Nigerian Air Force pilots – Flight Lieutenant John Abolarinwa and Flight Lieutenant Ebiakpo Chapele – are still in the dark about their loved ones onboard an Alpha Jet which went missing since March 31.

The NAF has yet to provide an update on the location of the missing Alpha Jet NAF 475 which believably crashed on March 30 in Borno State as well as on the bodies of the late pilots, giving the families a great concern.

“The families are in distress. Nobody is talking about the two pilots on the Alpha Jet. The NAF’s investigation is taking forever. Now that another crash of bigger national importance has happened, the authorities may not even revert to the missing jet in Borno State, so as not to put up too many negativities into the public domain,” a source had said.

The fighter jet went missing on Wednesday, March 30, around 5pm, amidst fears that it might have been captured or shot down by the Boko Haram terrorists.

The Alpha Jet, a light attack jet and advanced jet trainer aircraft, has played a significant role in Nigeria’s counter-insurgency campaign in the North-East theatre of operation.

It was acquired by NAF in 2014 from the United States of America air force.

The last update the NAF gave was on April 2, when the NAF authorities said that intelligence gathered so far indicated that the jet might have crashed although it had yet to know the whereabouts of the jet or the two pilots on board.

Military sources had said at that time that the jet crashed in the Konduga Local Government Area of Borno State, although the NAF did not confirm the location.

It will be recalled that in February 2021, a NAF Beechcraft King Air 350i Surveillance Aircraft also crashed in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory.

The outcome of NAF’s supposed investigations into the crash had yet to be made public.
http://saharareporters.com/2021/05/31/exclusive-nigerian-air-force-jet-crash-lands-akure-covered-military-authorities

bidexiii:
@bkackbaron or what do you call yourself I'll be blunt and straight with you...

Toju200:
Head Shot

cutievik:
A Nigerian Air Force ATR 42 aircraft heading for Owerri, Imo State, to aid military operations in the South-East region, crash-landed in Akure, the Ondo State capital, SaharaReporters has gathered.

SaharaReporters learnt from top NAF sources that the crash-landing of the ATR 42 occurred about two weeks ago – a week before the late Chief of the Army Staff, Lt Gen Ibrahim Attahiru, died in a similar NAF jet crash in Kaduna State.

It was gathered that military authorities covered up the incident and failed to make it public to avoid national embarrassment.

Top sources released the photograph of the ill-fated ATR 42 to SaharaReporters, adding that the aircraft was conveying some Special Forces personnel to Imo State, some of whom were reportedly injured after the crash.

But there was no casualty according to sources, which made it easier for the NAF authorities to be silent on the incident.

“It was an ATR 42 and we were going to Imo State. The aircraft crashed-landed the next day; the authorities are hiding the incident. The crash occurred in the morning. It was a solely military affair and they prevented anyone of us from taking photographs of the incident.

“It crash-landed at the Akure airport two weeks ago but they hid it. About 15 to 20 personnel were on board to the South-East.”

In about three months, the NAF jets have crashed in the North-Central, North-East, Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, and now South-West regions, raising fears about the maintenance culture of the military aircrafts.

SaharaReporters last Friday reported that the families of two Nigerian Air Force pilots – Flight Lieutenant John Abolarinwa and Flight Lieutenant Ebiakpo Chapele – are still in the dark about their loved ones onboard an Alpha Jet which went missing since March 31.

The NAF has yet to provide an update on the location of the missing Alpha Jet NAF 475 which believably crashed on March 30 in Borno State as well as on the bodies of the late pilots, giving the families a great concern.

“The families are in distress. Nobody is talking about the two pilots on the Alpha Jet. The NAF’s investigation is taking forever. Now that another crash of bigger national importance has happened, the authorities may not even revert to the missing jet in Borno State, so as not to put up too many negativities into the public domain,” a source had said.

The fighter jet went missing on Wednesday, March 30, around 5pm, amidst fears that it might have been captured or shot down by the Boko Haram terrorists.

The Alpha Jet, a light attack jet and advanced jet trainer aircraft, has played a significant role in Nigeria’s counter-insurgency campaign in the North-East theatre of operation.

It was acquired by NAF in 2014 from the United States of America air force.

The last update the NAF gave was on April 2, when the NAF authorities said that intelligence gathered so far indicated that the jet might have crashed although it had yet to know the whereabouts of the jet or the two pilots on board.

Military sources had said at that time that the jet crashed in the Konduga Local Government Area of Borno State, although the NAF did not confirm the location.

It will be recalled that in February 2021, a NAF Beechcraft King Air 350i Surveillance Aircraft also crashed in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory.

The outcome of NAF’s supposed investigations into the crash had yet to be made public.
http://saharareporters.com/2021/05/31/exclusive-nigerian-air-force-jet-crash-lands-akure-covered-military-authorities

DaddyGoo:
Meanwhile, dem don shoot Sowore for Unity Fountain.

Naija na wa o!

shadowprimezero:
Some more bad news from a few days ago lads. We've lost one of our ATR-42 ISR/ELNIT aircraft to a runway accident two days ago. There were no fatalities thankfully. Apparently the plane's wing struck some vegetation when taxiing down the runway. From the extensive damage, the airframe is probably going to be written off.

demolition:


If you're familiar with gunshot injuries you'll tell.

That thing looks like an attempt slash or stab
He'd be bleeding out if a bullet grazed him on that spot.

DaddyGoo:


Hmmmm......so what's his aim then?