ugo4u:

Allah you resemble Somalians.

Am sorry but I just have to laugh my ass out

#AFSF

SLBM:
With a top speed of Mach 1.2 the F-7Ni is not bad, but we need more than 6 to defend the nations airspace. The $600 million Tucano deal will go down in history as The dumbest deal in military history. [b]$600 million is enough for two complete squadrons of interceptors, [/b]while the Mi-35, Mi-24, Mi-17, Alpha jets can effectively handle Boko Haram. Nigeria captured back all hitherto lost territories and even flushed them out of the Sambisa without the Super Tucano.

24 brand new FSBs like Tejas,JF 17 for 600 mn$?! Umm....no. The Block 3 starts at 48 mn$ a pop with an upkeep of 3 mn$ yearly. Check out both fly away cost,FAC and annual maintenance cost here,http://nationsdawnofanera.weebly.com/-fighter-aircraft.html

ugo4u:

Allah you resemble Somalians.

Where are the mature minded folks of this forum. This site has been hijacked by childish minded fools I swear. Disgusting.

kikuyu1:


24 brand new FSBs like Tejas,JF 17 for 600 mn$?! Umm....no. The Block 3 starts at 48 mn$ a pop with an upkeep of 3 mn$ yearly. Check out both fly away cost,FAC and annual maintenance cost here,http://nationsdawnofanera.weebly.com/-fighter-aircraft.html

$100 million will buy you 10 or 11 SU-25, a heavily amoured aircraft perfect for close air support with unmatched fire power and protection. It doesn't have to be a 4th gen platform.

SLBM:


Where are the mature minded folks of this forum. This site has been hijacked by childish minded fools I swear. Disgusting.

thats was humorous compliment bro..
Have a little sense of humour

SLAPPING TIME IN THE ZAMBIA ARMY TRAINING




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsK93PzZ-to

Field0Marshall:

This versionswe are getting, do they have night capabilities

It's left to be seen!....but with what we can see from the package, it's very likely they have night vision capabilities

lebuhsi:

It's left to be seen!....but with what we can see from the package, it's very likely they have night vision capabilities

Definitely we are getting the Super Tucano that is equipped with the EO/VR HD SENSOR and laser designator kits. Which gives it night vision and all weather capabilities.

bidexiii:


Definitely we are getting the Super Tucano that is equipped with the EO/VR HD SENSOR and laser designator kits. Which gives it night vision and all weather capabilities.

Good to know!

NAF AIRCRAFT CRASHES IN ABUJA.

More details later.

OPERATIONAL VISIT: CAS TOURS HEADQUARTERS MOBILITY COMMAND AS BAYELSA STATE GOVERNOR DONATES SECONDARY SCHOOL TO NAF

In continuation of his efforts to ensure Nigerian Air Force (NAF) units and formations maintain a high level of operational effectiveness, the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, yesterday, 27 September 2018, undertook an operational visit to Headquarters Mobility Command (HQ MC) and 235 Base Services Wing (BSW) NAF Base Yenagoa, Bayelsa Sate. The CAS, who was accompanied on the visit by other senior officers from NAF Headquarters, was received in Yenagoa by the Air Officer Commanding Mobility Command (AOC MC), Air Vice Marshal Napoleon Bali. While in Yenagoa, the CAS also paid a courtesy call on the Governor of Bayelsa State, His Excellency, Honourable Henry Seriake Dickson.

The operational visit began with a brief by the AOC MC on the activities, achievements, challenges and projections of the Command. The AOC thereafter conducted CAS on a tour of the newly renovated HQ MC Complex and Officers’ Mess, which the CAS subsequently commissioned. Speaking during the commissioning, the CAS commended the AOC MC and his staff for the cost-effective and timely execution of the renovation work, which was carried out by direct labour. He also expressed delight with the steps taken by the AOC to add significant value to the Command since assuming office. He urged other officers to emulate such admirable leadership traits. The CAS then proceeded to NAF Base Yenagoa, where he inspected living quarters, the Medical Centre and other facilities on the Base.

The CAS, along with other senior officers, later proceeded to the Bayelsa Government House for a courtesy call on the Bayelsa State Governor, where he expressed condolences to the Governor on the loss of his mother, Mrs Goldcoast Dickson. Air Marshal Abubakar then thanked the Governor for the support the NAF had enjoyed from the Government and good people of the State and reaffirmed the commitment of the Service towards ensuring peace and stability in the country. He informed Governor Dickson that, in his determination to reposition the NAF into a highly professional and disciplined fighting force, he realized there was the need for the Service to have the right structure, right manpower disposition, right equipment holding as well as the right welfare incentives. This, he said, had led to the restructuring of the Service with creation of 2 new Commands and establishment of several new units as well as the recruitment of over 7,500 personnel, training of 90 fresh new pilots and many engineers, technicians and other professionals. This had also motivated the acquisition of 18 new aircraft, reactivation of 13 previously unserviceable ones as well as the gracious payment, by the Federal Government, for another 12 new aircraft, which were being expected from the United States of America.

Air Marshal Abubakar noted that, as a result, the Service is now able to effectively project Air Power across multiple theatres of operation. He said the Service had also been able to deploy NAF Special Forces personnel to units in these theatres, including Yenagoa which is within the Area of Responsibility (AOR) of Operation DELTA SAFE. He promised that additional personnel would also soon be posted to Yenagoa, to further boost internal security operations in Bayelsa State. He equally pledged NAF’s commitment to assist in securing and ensuring the functionality of the Bayelsa International Cargo and Passengers Airport, once fenced and commissioned.

In his response, Governor Seriake Dickson commended the CAS for his tireless efforts to reposition the NAF for effective service delivery. He also extoled the CAS for his laudable achievements, especially for the acquisition of new aircraft, establishment of new units and improvement of personnel welfare, among others. In addition, the Governor expressed delight that Bayelsa State was peaceful and secure due to the invaluable contributions of the NAF, alongside other security agencies in the State. He applauded the NAF for the vital role it played in evacuating victims during past flood disasters in the state but requested that the same kind of support be extended to the State in this current crisis, as many communities in the State were already badly affected and in need of urgent intervention/evacuation.

Speaking further, Governor Dickson stated that apart from collaboration in education for the takeover of schools, the State was also willing to build and transfer hospitals and medical centres to the NAF to take over and operate given the quality of NAF schools and medical facilities as well as the immense managerial expertise that exists within the Service in these fields. He said he was confident that Bayelsa citizens would certainly benefit from such arrangements. The highpoint of the courtesy visit was the formal handover of a letter to the CAS by the Governor requesting NAF to take over the ownership of an already established secondary school in Zarama Community of the State.

Before departing Yenagoa, the CAS held a fruitful interactive session with officers, airmen and airwomen where he addressed all issues raised. Air Marshal Abubakar also urged the personnel to endeavour to add value in the discharge of their duties and cautioned them to avoid partisan politics while exercising their legitimate rights to vote for the candidates of their choice on Election Day.

IBIKUNLE DARAMOLA
Air Commodore
Director of Public Relations and Information
Nigerian Air Force

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Concl

Ignore him bro...some of them lack good training on how to interact socially....

SLBM:


I am really getting tired of your insults. I do not remember insulting you.

kenpaul0:
Ignore him bro...some of them lack good training on how to interact socially....

Some guys here needs to be admitted at Yaba left.............

SLBM:


Where are the mature minded folks of this forum. This site has been hijacked by childish minded fools I swear. Disgusting.

I wonder what your definition of childishness is when you can't differentiate humor from insults. By the way what's insulting in having a semblance with Somalians. Aren't they humans like you? Had it being I said you look like an American I guess you will climax on it(inferiority complex). Oga ADULT stop making urself an object of mockery over trivialities.

UPDATE: One of the pilots ejected from the F-7Ni Nigerian Air Force aircraft that crashed earlier today has passed on #RIP

SLBM:

Ok, come and beat me.

what a dunce

bidexiii:
UPDATE: One of the pilots ejected from the F-7Ni Nigerian Air Force aircraft that crashed earlier today has passed on #RIP

I thought it was a FT-7

jpphilips:


When a man so ignorantly brags about his oil reserves, im so tempted to ask him if he sincerely believes that oil reserves equates to Petro dollars?
The most economically fvcked country in the world Venezuela is sitting comfortably on the world's largest oil and gas reserves, have you bothered to find out why that is so or you think they are enjoying the deep sh!t they found themselves?
Your arguments are too shallow to be taken seriously.

You ma get time they argue with people that wants to be noticed by all means. From the time the "Tactical Genius" said NAF's cost of maintennance of C130s, F7 etc will not be more than $500k that is when you suppose to know that such a one don't know "jack" about anything to do with military.

bidexiii:
UPDATE: One of the pilots ejected from the F-7Ni Nigerian Air Force aircraft that crashed earlier today has passed on #RIP

NAF should as a matter of urgency begin a kind of safety course/oreintation for her pilots, the I don't care attitude of some have being their Achill'es hills. I vividly remember one of IHFS Instructor(NAF combat Pilot) openly complain that some of the young Pilots are nothing but suicidal Pilots, during the celebrations 1n 2014 the kind of dangerous maneuvers this guys where doing ehhh!! even the US "Blue Angels" won't attempt such, a senior NAF Pilot with over 3000hrs in his kitties was shocked and swore never to attempt such death stunts which some low time pilots do.
I personally have being in a Pilots lounge where one of the Pilots was talking about performing the "Pugachev's Cobra in an Helicopter, i was like wtf una be test pilots ni?(but it was in my mind oo ).
RIP to the dead, what a loss to the nation.

Photos from today's crash

More.

Jeez Oga Abatuba spotted. Nawa oo, one bad thing about the F7 is that it has serious issues with its ejection seat. When deployed at high speeds, the Pilot must break something in his body(especially spinal injuries)etc, that is if he/she even survives it at all..
It is well

Crash site of the NAF F-7Ni jet

I am hearing 2 jets crashed...any confirmation?

ugo4u:
Jeez Oga Abatuba spotted. Nawa oo, one bad thing about the F7 is that it has serious issues with its ejection seat. When deployed at high speeds, the Pilot must break something in his body(especially spinal injuries)etc, that is if he/she even survives it at all..
It is well