https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7QH61JR7I8

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e82GOJnEfgo

jakeporeshenko:
NIGERIAN AIR FORCE DEPLOYS SPECIAL FORCES TO GUSAU

Following the recent attack on Bawan Daji community in Anka Local Government Area of Zamfara State where some lives were lost, the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, directed that Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Special Forces be deployed to Gusau, as part of efforts to stop the incessant banditry attacks. Accordingly, the NAF Special Forces, who were trained in asymmetric warfare, were airlifted from Kaduna with the NAF C-130 Hercules aircraft to complement the efforts of other security forces on ground to prevent further attack on innocent citizens. The personnel and other supporting staff would operate from the recently established 207 Quick Response Group in Gusau, where they would reinforce the existing Regiment personnel in the Unit in support of the ongoing Operation SHARAN DAJI in the State.

In his address to the troops at Gusau shortly before their deployment earlier today, 3 April 2018, the Air Officer Commanding Special Operations Command, Air Vice Marshal Ismaila Kaita, announced that the Special Forces would be further deployed to remote areas of Zamfara State, where they would be engaged in Internal Security operations. He therefore further urged them to effectively utilize their experience and training to protect the lives and properties of the people of Zamfara State. He added that the NAF leadership expects the Special Forces to exhibit the highest standards of professionalism and respect for human rights in discharging their duties.

In recent times, the NAF has taken additional measures to enhance its contributions to tackling Internal Security challenges in the country, in fulfilment of its constitutional responsibility. In addition to earlier established Quick Response Groups and Wings and the deployment of NAF Special Forces to various states, the NAF recently established Quick Response Wings at Agatu, Doma and Nguroje in Benue, Nasarawa and Taraba States respectively to bring security closer to those in the relatively remote areas. Arrangements are also ongoing to establish a new Quick Response Group in Jalingo, Taraba State to superintend the activities of the 3 new Quick Response Wings.

OLATOKUNBO ADESANYA
Air Vice Marshal
Director of Public Relations and Information
Nigerian Air Force

sconp:


This man na SF with this kind of Belle

Mass production

jakeporeshenko:

State governors don’t have as much power as it seems, especially when it comes to securing their states, they aren’t truly the chief security officers of their states unless we introduce state police.
Federal police can still provide oversight.

Katyusha:
So many incompetent officers doing PR for the Army....

Stephandeswardt:
You know.....i was talking to an AFSF, was in the north east, then deployed to Kaduna, to counter the herdsmen....he actually told me the killer herdsmen are BHT, that things are just hush hush not to cause panic.

walemoney007:
I'm sure buhari knows about this too,the Fulani herdsmen issue can make this country burn.

walemoney007:
northern Nigeria is now a war zone.

This men must have surrender, I wonder why they are still killed.
The Nigerian army is now the investigator,enforcer,judge and executioner.

jpphilips:


The sentiment of using "Fulani" behind the herdsmen is where Nigerians have a problem, it sticks better on the president, i wonder why we don't say "Kanuri" Boko haram or "Igbo" Kidnappers.

LTGEN:

A better quote since our Vice President is from the S'West would be to say " Yoruba Ritualists" that the Vice President has failed to curb, It really begins to look silly when we broad swipe an entire ethnic group based on the actions of a few.

jpphilips:


Absolutely! Forgetting Fula is a predominant tribe in the West African region.
Glad the military left it at "Bandits". Next someone will say Ijaw militants. Mtcheww

bidexiii:
NAF QRF

MikeCZA:
Some chaps attended a course in SA(SAAF).

MikeCZA:
Some chaps attended a course in SA(SAAF).

rka2:
2 FPB 110s being loaded for journey to Lagos and should arrive April 17th.

https://www.meretmarine.com/fr/content/ocea-deux-fpb-110-embarquent-pour-le-nigeria

Frumentum:

Shhh...

Frumentum:

Shhh...

slimthugchimee2:
when I told this to my friends all of them attacked me....some people has sworn to only see this world based on sentiments.

newafricaken254:
Over 300 Kenya Defence Forces soldiers from various formations including Kahawa Garrison, Embakasi Garrison and Defence Headquarters converged at Kibiku Forest in Ngong, Kajiado County for a tree planting drive which saw over 10,000 tree seedlings being planted.

tdayof:


If this was Nigeria and this picture hits Nairaland front page, you'll see comments like see how our military has been reduced to farmers. I just hate it when military posts hit nl front page.

jpphilips:


The average Nigerian youths are hopelessly bigoted and incredibly ignorant, if you enthrone a government with the quality of youths i meet on social media, we are fvcked.
any youth that aspires to lead this country must do an IQ test.