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rugged7:
Doesnt make sense. In this day and age, you can test the foodstuffs for poison.
Destroying foodstuff is shortsighted and myopic.
And it shows this lack of critical thinking amongst the AFN.

I was even thinking, since soldiers always complain of no food. Such food stuff should have been shared among the military bases.

rugged7:
Doesnt make sense. In this day and age, you can test the foodstuffs for poison.
Destroying foodstuff is shortsighted and myopic.
And it shows this lack of critical thinking amongst the AFN.

Rich4god:


I was even thinking, since soldiers always complain of no food. Such food stuff should have been shared among the military bases.

Nope it’s not that simple as checking EVERYTHING. Not to mention some of the food could have gone bad in multiple different ways. Burning it is symbolic similar to the burning of other confiscated paraphilia like Ivory and drugs.

AskiaHarem:




Nope it’s not that simple as checking EVERYTHING. Not to mention some of the food could have gone bad in multiple different ways. Burning it is symbolic similar to the burning of other confiscated paraphilia like Ivory and drugs.

Exactly if the army was to test and share among bases same Nigerians will scream Boko Haram don d feed them bla bla bla. Burn it all up, we have enough grains in our reserves don't need Boko grains.

You have enough grains in your reserves yet IDPs are dying of hunger??
NAFDAC check for poisons everywhere in Nigeria. Their are fast test kits off the shelf available everywhere. But we don't want to evolve. Burn everything!
Same way they burnt captured crude oil laden ship in nigerdelta. Creating more environmental havoc from the scuttled ship and tons of oil released into the water. Talkless of destroying forensic evidence of a crime.
Something is off with our thought process and critical analysis in Nigeria. Too much military rules and corrupt politicians have turned our brains to mush.

willybaby:
Exactly if the army was to test and share among bases same Nigerians will scream Boko Haram don d feed them bla bla bla. Burn it all up, we have enough grains in our reserves don't need Boko grains.

Nigerian Fighter Pilot bearing ASELPOD Patches in front of JF-17 ....

All these ones screaming give to to IDP give to soldiers

One question, If I go to the forest and carry Boko Haram food and bring it to you to eat

Will you and your family agree to eat it?

OFF TOPIC


A Weapon Specialist Arms the REK 1000lb Glide Bomb before a trial sortie on JF-17 Thunder of PAF.

REK bombs offer an affordable yet effective standoff capability in any conflict equipped with variety of seekers and guidance systems.
The same weapon was employed against Indian Targets on 27 Feb, 2019 by JF-17s with successful results.

https://twitter.com/AirWarSyndicate/status/1584484536682848258?t=yMXL9cfGefYWpTkAcXjakQ&s=19

NA STI tank deatroyer

slimthugchimee2:
All these ones screaming give to to IDP give to soldiers

One question, If I go to the forest and carry Boko Haram food and bring it to you to eat

Will you and your family agree to eat it?

This is not BH food... This is food been delivered to BH. Probably after been bought from the market. It's two different things.

Rich4god:


This is not BH food... This is food been delivered to BH. Probably after been bought from the market. It's two different things.

food bought and being delivered to Boko Haram is government food Abi, we should let it get to Boko Haram first, before it officially becomes Boko food.

Don't eat and die of hunger naaa.
E concern anybody??

slimthugchimee2:
All these ones screaming give to to IDP give to soldiers

One question, If I go to the forest and carry Boko Haram food and bring it to you to eat

Will you and your family agree to eat it?

Meanwhile, considering your frivolous logic, Why doesn't your army burn the 53 to 100 head of cattle it seizes from boko haram every other month?

slimthugchimee2:
All these ones screaming give to to IDP give to soldiers

One question, If I go to the forest and carry Boko Haram food and bring it to you to eat

Will you and your family agree to eat it?

rugged7:
Meanwhile, considering your frivolous logic, Why doesn't your army burn the 53 to 100 head of cattle it seizes from boko haram every other month?

Ok

Nigerian Navy getting involved in flood rescue evacuation efforts, working in support of NEMA.

Boko Haram k!ll scores of ISWAP, lost 3 in a reprisal battle



The Jamā’at Ahlil Sunnah lid-Da’wah wal-Jihād, aka Boko Haram, have carried out a reprisal attack against the Islamic State of West African Province (ISWAP), kil!ng scores of them in Konduga LGA.


https://zagazola.org/index.php/breaking-news-edit/boko-haram-kill-scores-of-iswap-lost-3-in-a-reprisal-battle

Nigerian Army visits Momas Electricity Meters Manufacturing Company Limited(MEMMCOL) in Lagos-Ibadan Expressway for possible collaboration.

bidexiii:
Nigerian Army visits Momas Electricity Meters Manufacturing Company Limited(MEMMCOL) in Lagos-Ibadan Expressway for possible collaboration.

finally seeing mass production of the BMG 120

Toju200:
finally seeing mass production of the BMG 120

How effective are they?

Nna, abeg what's happening here in Akwa Ibom o. The Nigeria Airforce has been quite busy here. Right now im enjoying acrobatic show by 2 Super Tucanos. Have we recieved new consignments because the camo pattern is different.

NAF INVESTIGATING ALLEDGED ACCIDENTAL AIR STRIKES ON CIVILIANS, AS IT HOLDS 2022 AIR OPERATIONS SEMINAR IN UYO

The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Oladayo Amao has stated that a committee of officers has been instituted to compile all allegations of accidental air strikes on civilians as well as review the circumstances leading to such strikes. This, according to him, was with a view to proffering far-reaching measures that would mitigate future incidences of collateral damages on civilians during Nigerian Air Force (NAF) operations. Air Marshal Amao stated this today, 27 October 2022 at the opening ceremony of the 2022 Air Operations Seminar holding at Uyo, Akwa Ibom State from 27-28 October 2022. Speaking further, Air Marshal Amao noted that the investigation further aims at promoting accountability, allow the NAF to learn valuable lessons in order to avoid or mitigate similar cases in the future as well as take extra measures to minimize civilians harm and casualties in conflict areas.

While congratulating 17 young pilots winged as highlight during the opening ceremony of the Seminar, Air Marshal Amao implored the pilots to be prepared for the arduous task ahead noting that, “There is no better way to launch you into your operational flying career than to have you draw from the rich operational experiences of seasoned pilots who will be discussing germane issues relevant to air operations.” Specifically, Air Marshal Amao reminded the young pilots to always adhere to laid down Rules of Engagement while also taking all necessary steps to protect civilians and minimize civilian casualties during operations. According to him, “The efforts to mitigate civilian casualties are not just a reflection of NAF values as a Service, but also strategically imperative to our operations.” The CAS went on to remind the gathering of the security challenges currently impinging on the Nation’s stability, but noted that, the Armed Forces of Nigeria has made significant gains in curtailing and degrading the resources and capabilities of miscreants that seek to destabilize the Nation. In particular, he praised the efforts of the NAF at unleashing the coercive effects of air power, particularly on terrorists through intensive air interdiction of their locations and facilities. These punitive strikes, according to the CAS, have degraded their resources, disrupted their supply lines, and denied them their freedom of movement.

In welcoming other participants and invitees to the Seminar, Air Marshal Amao stated that the theme of the Operations Seminar, “Harnessing Nigerian Air Force Combat Experience in Joint Military Operations for Doctrinal Development,” was borne out of the need to draw instructions from the diverse and rich air combat experiences towards the development of sound doctrinal principles to guide future engagements. This, according to the CAS, is largely because lessons learnt from previous campaigns remain veritable sources of inputs for doctrinal development. “Hence the need to re-appraise our past operational successes and failures in order to re-strategize towards a more operationally effective NAF that can contribute to expeditiously ending the current scourge of insecurity,” he stated. In doing so however, Air Marshal Amao called on the need to take cognizance of the dynamism and complexities of the ever-changing security environment while adopting strategies that would promote NAF’s retention of credible air power capability to prosecute current and future warfare.

In his remarks, the Executive Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Mr Udom Emmanuel, noted that the NAF has lived up to its statutory responsibilities and objectives over the years considering its successful exploits in Sierra Leone, Liberia, The Gambia and Mali which have accorded great international recognition for Nigeria. He went on to note that the professionalism of the NAF under the leadership of Air Marshal oIadayo Amao has further given the Nigerian State a sense of hope and security. While acknowledging the great sacrifice that Nigeria’s prestigious serving and retired Airmen have made and continue to make towards the peace and progress of the country, he noted with conviction that with the pragmatic and dynamic leadership of Air Marshal Oladayo Amao, the NAF will be provided with all that it requires to optimally contribute to securing the nation.

On the sideline of the Operations Seminar, the NAF will on 28 October be conducting Sea Flying/Training Exercise using some selected NAF aircraft. The aim of the Exercise is basically to showcase the capabilities of the NAF as well as its presence in the ongoing air operations against crude oil theft in the South-south region of the country. It is also a training exercise that intends to improve aircrew skills in the tactical aspects of maritime operations thus enhancing their skills.

The well attended 2-day Seminar drew serving and retired officers from the NAF and sister services.

Edward Gabkwet Air Commodore
Director of Public Relations and Information
Nigerian Air Force

27 October 2022

ocelot2006:
Nna, abeg what's happening here in Akwa Ibom o. The Nigeria Airforce has been quite busy here. Right now im enjoying acrobatic show by 2 Super Tucanos. Have we recieved new consignments because the camo pattern is different.

it's only two camo
Jungle and woodland
What other colours

Toju200:
it's only two camo
Jungle and woodland
What other colours

It's definitely not the desert pattern used up north. I guess it's the darker woodland but it's quite sunny down here in Uyo. That said, the aggressors are in town �.

THINK TANK & ACADEMIA

Insightful, educative diagnosis and prognosis of Nigeria's national security, foreign policy and reform of the UNSC by the legendary Nigerian diplomat and former foreign minister Professor Balaji Akinyemi. From about 38mins Italian intelligence uncovers direct French interests & subversive elements in West Africa. On the whole a great study for military, intelligence, security & foreign policy won.ks. & Jun.kie.s.

The professor basically cleaned the stables, even shading some ex-leaders for treason.
Nigeria really should do away with the current policy since especially 1999 of punching below its weight [strategic ambiguity]. Hasn't worked.

The next Nigerian president should take notes.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMBlC4eCrPw

rugged7:
Doesnt make sense. In this day and age, you can test the foodstuffs for poison.
Destroying foodstuff is shortsighted and myopic.
And it shows this lack of critical thinking amongst the AFN.

What do you expect when we still dey use 1960 manual for battle field operations...!!

Covert1:
THINK TANK & ACADEMIA

Insightful, educative diagnosis and prognosis of Nigeria's national security, foreign policy and reform of the UNSC by the legendary Nigerian diplomat and former foreign minister Professor Balaji Akinyemi. From about 38mins Italian intelligence uncovers direct French interests & subversive elements in West Africa. On the whole a great study for military, intelligence, security & foreign policy won.ks. & Jun.kie.s.

The professor basically cleaned the stables, even shading some ex-leaders for treason.
Nigeria really should do away with the current policy since especially 1999 of punching below its weight [strategic ambiguity]. Hasn't worked.

The next Nigerian president should take notes.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMBlC4eCrPw

Lmao oh Unkle Sam never changes….

AN UNCONFIRMED STRENGTH OF BANDITS ATTK WAWA CANTONMENT. ATTK WAS REPELLED AND OWN TPS ON MAX ALERT. EN CAS: 2 X BH NEUTRALIZED. EN EQPT: 2 X MOTOROLA RADIO CAPTURED UNCONFIRM NUMBER OF AMMO RECOVERED, 2 X VEH, ONE OF THE VEHS IS LADEN WITH IED, RPG TUB/ BOMBS, ONE AA GUN, 2 X IED, HK21 AND 2 X BELT OF AMMO CMM 1 X MC. THE FACILITY AND COMMODITIES ARE SAFE. NAF TUCANO AND SURVELLENCE AIRCRAFT IS PRESENTLY ON PTL AROUND THE CANTOMENT. MORE DETAIL LATER.

Chadian authorities have recovered 1913 weapons from civilians.

The weapons include NSV, DShK and M2 heavy machine guns - anti-tank rocket launchers, Zastava M21, FN Fal and the usual AK pattern rifles.

bidexiii:
Chadian authorities have recovered 1913 weapons from civilians.

The weapons include NSV, DShK and M2 heavy machine guns - anti-tank rocket launchers, Zastava M21, FN Fal and the usual AK pattern rifles.

Civilians?

What the...

bidexiii:
Chadian authorities have recovered 1913 weapons from civilians.

The weapons include NSV, DShK and M2 heavy machine guns - anti-tank rocket launchers, Zastava M21, FN Fal and the usual AK pattern rifles.

There was a rumour in the early 2000's while growing up that there are villages in Niger and Chad that you can exchange a goat for AK47.