Faithful007:
Wow. So uninformed.

WSJ, USA today and Times are the most widely read newspapers in the USA. and someone here thinks they would want to tarnish their image by publishing a fabricated story about Nigeria of all places. Something that is not even directly connected to US business affairs. I hope they draw Washington's attention on this mess.

This is stupid. So because they are widely read, they are credible. Timid mind. If Trump comes to office again and calls them mainstream media fake news peddlers you will agree.
You are not in possession of mental equipment to doubt a story about government buying off one AA gun. Why?. Is it because you are black and you think you are inferior?

Roan77:


Yes, if you tell them 500 hundred Boko Haram members were killed, they will not believe you, they will start demanding for videos and pictures.
Very dumb and useless people forming fake woke on social media.

The same thing happened when the military said Shekau was dead, they didn't believe until foreign news carried it.

More than 34 iswap member died attacking 33 special artillery brigade including their commander remeber my Intel on Tuesday and my intel early hour of today more death for those bastard

youghs:
From one of the recent engagement

23mm use by 33atrillary brigade

Faithful007:
Instead of trying to employ fallacies. Sit down and ask yourself. Why is the government repeatedly denying the act of paying bandits, when evidence keeps on growing. From sustained rumors,to a WSJ piece. Why does every bloody group with automatic rifles seem to overwhelm the government?

Why then do we have special forces? Or are they just better trained infantry. What happened to night missions, door kicking, sabotage, reconnaissance, captures and assassinations?

Think, brother think.

Many of you here like to feel smart, but are averse to criticizing own beliefs.

Just look at this one. Fake news shouldn't be debunked because?

Oga go an sit down. The only thing you can accuse us here for is not having a taste for sensationalism!

JOSCOFELIX:
More than 34 iswap member died attacking 33 special artillery brigade including their commander remeber my Intel on Tuesday and my intel early hour of today more death for those bastard

It's 20 actually.

Valkrie:


Exactly just like what you just wrote...!! Yeye bagga....if you don't like my comment and logic then go furrck yourself....!!! Again i stand by what I wrote...."if you see or hear them deny a report then that report is the absolute truth"...you can go hug a transformer for all I care....nonsense....!!!

I think I touched a nerve on this one.

JOSCOFELIX:
settle your problems with tobilioba24072 make he no dey suspect another person

youghs:


Omo bro nawa for you, it's not everything that's anti government you must jump on.
This particular one makes no atom of sense.

Wait first. Do you see asides the machine gun story, that every other piece in the story made sense? The bombings, the vigilante story? I'll tell you why I believe the entire story.

Now Buhari was meant to travel to Daura. He then cancels the trip over endSARS. It does not take a genius to figure out that endSARS cannot be the problem here. Northern Nigeria does not have a problem of anti government activism but rather banditry and terrorism. There wasn't any endSARS or police-civilian clashes in Buhari's hometown during the crisis

Now does a seized AA pose a threat? Absolutely. First, NAF must have figured out his aircraft would likely be on final or close while crossing the forest, putting him within range of the weapon. A Boeing 737 would be any easy target for any good shooter. It's not a fighter jet in any way. Another thing to note is that an aircraft has already been downed by bandits AA fire in another state, this year. Making the AA threat in Katsina now feel so real. I figured out, the AA gun in question here, has a range of 2km. That's enough to hit a jet on approach.

Any other means to destroy the gun, firstly, unlike humans who emit radiation, it would be virtually impossible to spot a Stationary gun with FLIR due to the lack of radiation, worse still, with it's small size, stationary and quiet, in a bush. You see the odds?

What of a recovery mission. As of now, I don't think the any Nigerian unit has the capacity to stage such a mission, as there's no reason to believe so. Nigeria's main advantages are still from the air. The downed aircraft in borno has not been seen yet. No mission was conducted. Of all school kidnappings, none were released through any special CT operation. Rumors have it that money have simply been exchanging hands. Even some northern governor's like El-rufai sometime mentioned that they no longer pay bandits to release children.

I hope you now see reasons why I believe so.


NB: On more reason why the endSARS story was a cover up. If Buhari could travel to south east Nigeria when anti state gunmen were on rampage? Do you think endSARS could even be a valid reason for him to cancel a trip in the first place?

Right? and some people are helping spread nonsense.
unreal, BHT and Iswap have similar weapon system to this, yet no one paid them in other for them not to use it. brainless idiots

Xbee007:

Only big fools will believe this nonsense.

A lot of dumb heads on this thread, it's very irritating.
How can an AA pose a threat to a presidential plane that fly altitude of 40,000 to 50,000 feet?
A lot of educated illiterate here acting smart.

Faithful007:
Wait first. Do you see asides the machine gun story, that every other piece in the story made sense? The bombings, the vigilante story? I'll tell you why I believe the entire story.

Now Buhari was meant to travel to Daura. He then cancels the trip over endSARS. It does not take a genius to figure out that endSARS cannot be the problem here. Northern Nigeria does not have a problem of anti government activism but rather banditry and terrorism. There wasn't any endSARS or police-civilian clashes in Buhari's hometown during the crisis

Now does a seized AA pose a threat? Absolutely. First, NAF must have figured out his aircraft would likely be on final or close while crossing the forest, putting him within range of the weapon. A Boeing 737 would be any easy target for any good shooter. It's not a fighter jet in any way. Another thing to note is that an aircraft has already been downed by bandits AA fire in another state, this year. Making the AA threat in Katsina now feel so real. I figured out, the AA gun in question here, has a range of 2km. That's enough to hit a jet on approach.

Any other means to destroy the gun, firstly, unlike humans who emit radiation, it would be virtually impossible to spot a Stationary gun with FLIR due to the lack of radiation, worse still, with it's small size, stationary and quiet, in a bush. You see the odds?

What of a recovery mission. As of now, I don't think the any Nigerian unit has the capacity to stage such a mission, as there's no reason to believe so. Nigeria's main advantages are still from the air. The downed aircraft in borno has not been seen yet. No mission was conducted. Of all school kidnappings, none were released through any special CT operation. Rumors have it that money have simply been exchanging hands. Even some northern governor's like El-rufai sometime mentioned that they no longer pay bandits to release children.

I hope you now see reasons why I believe so.


NB: On more reason why the endSARS story was a cover up. If Buhari could travel to south east Nigeria when anti state gunmen were on rampage? Do you think endSARS could even be a valid reason for him to cancel a trip in the first place?

Guy have you been to Katsina airport So you mean the Airforce had information of Bandits planning to shoot down the presidential plane and no fighter jets could escort the plane or They couldn't surround the airport with enough security to protect the airport or arrest the bandits
So you will drive a AA guntruck 2km from the airport and no body will see you
Wow

Sizzorkay:
Right? and some people are helping spread nonsense.
unreal, BHT and Iswap have similar weapon system to this, yet no one paid them in other for them not to use it. brainless idiots

Who paid for these? Those are bandits.

iblawi:


Who paid for these. Those are bandits.

This are Bokoharam members, not Bandits

Faithful007:


NB: On more reason why the endSARS story was a cover up. If Buhari could travel to south east Nigeria when anti state gunmen were on rampage? Do you think endSARS could even be a valid reason for him to cancel a trip in the first place?

America and UK release press statement, telling it's citizens to avoid the protest and you feel that not enough to cancel his trip
the 1 year anniversary of Nigeria most violent protest in history, is not enough to cancel his trip

tutudesz:

The same thing happened when the military said Shekau was dead, they didn't believe until foreign news carried it.

Are you sure is the Nigerian military that announced the death of Shekau?

Shekau was not killed during combat with the Nigerian military.

DubaiLandLord:
Are you sure is the Nigerian military that announced the death of Shekau?

Shekau was not killed during combat with the Nigerian military.

Unconfirmed source 1st, military announced 2nd, followed by that reporter with connection with BK and the international media last.

tutudesz:

America and UK release press statement, telling it's citizens to avoid the protest and you feel that not enough to cancel his trip
the 1 year anniversary of Nigeria most violence protest in history, is not enough to cancel his trip

ENDSARS protest is not the most violent protest in Nigeria history

DubaiLandLord:
ENDSARS protest is not the most violent protest in Nigeria history

Which protest is

tutudesz:

Unconfirmed source 1st, military announced 2nd, followed by that reporter with connection with BK and the international media last.

Good

The news of Shakau death was everywhere before the military eventually release a press statement about it.

DubaiLandLord:
Good

The news of Shakau death was everywhere before the military eventually release a press statement about it.

Most people didn't believe the news, until the reporter with BK connection said it was true.

tutudesz:

Which protest is

The June 12 protest and the protest in the Western region after a state of emergency was declared in the western region nko?

I hope Gamboru-Ngala is okay.

My Guys there Dey listen to Music.

Joscofelix any update?

DubaiLandLord:
The June 12 protest and the protest in the Western region after a state of emergency was declared in the western region nko?

No prison break, no burning of police station, no killing of police men, no burning of businesses, etc.
this protest were not in every State, unlike endscars in all 17 southern states.

tutudesz:

This are Bokoharam members, not Bandits

That is the north-west not north-east.

iblawi:


That is the north-west not north-east.

Those guys are Bokoharam or Iswa members, not bandits and that picture is old

SamuelAnyawu:
I hope Gamboru-Ngala is okay.

My Guys there Dey listen to Music.

Joscofelix any update?

let me run intel

Buhari often fly to Borno, the most dangerous state in Nigeria, that houses one of the most dangerous terrorists group in the world, yet he's never scared of getting shot down by Boko Haram, it's bandits he will be scared of? A whole president of Nigeria?
You people takes Nigeria as a joke.
Disgusting.

SamuelAnyawu:
I hope Gamboru-Ngala is okay.

My Guys there Dey listen to Music.

Joscofelix any update?

e be like say some bastard want enter the down

Roan77:
Buhari often fly to Borno, the most dangerous state in Nigeria, that houses one of the most dangerous terrorists group in the world, yet he's never scared of getting shot down by Boko Haram, it's bandits he will be scared of? A whole president of Nigeria?
You people takes Nigeria as a joke.
Disgusting.

and who told you they are bandits. Be deceiving yourself.

yoged:
and who told you they are bandits. Be deceiving yourself.

“The mission to buy back the anti-aircraft gun began with a handoff from a high-ranking air force intelligence officer in the capital Abuja: a black zip-up bag he said was full of 20 million Nigerian naira,” the paper reported, after stating that such military hardware in the hands of bandits “posed a threat to President Muhammadu Buhari, who had been planning to fly to his hometown about 80 miles away.”

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