idupaul:
Alpha jet don suffer for the hands of Nigerian Airforce ..the Jet be like please retire me but our Airforce no gree ..even as the maker don't support its maintenance again we still took them to Innoson to fabricate parts. .nice pics though

Jakumo:
That video clip was absolutely breathtaking. The drone footage of people running around near their canoes was of an exceptional clarity and resolution that could only mean that the drone was hovering VERY low, perhaps just high enough not to be heard or noticed. The footage of that one man who leaped aboard that blue boat and picked up a rifle or RPG was so crystal clear that one can be certain he was blown to pieces, along with many of his buddies, not long after that film was taken.

The production of the video was truly a masterwork of video editing, and it left me on the edge of my seat, waiting to see armed runners on the ground getting lit up as the birds rolled in for the attack, before, all to soon, the clip ended. Watching those airmen check out the battle plan in the accompanying still pictures, and then seeing them saddle up and taxi out for the day's sortie in the video clip, is an image that will undoubtedly inspire many a young Nigerian to sign up for the air force in the hopes of becoming a combat pilot.

These pictures and video clip add up to one fantastic, well crafted example of publicity that entertains while educating. Somebody in the Nigerian Air Force Public Relations Department deserves a pay raise and a pat on the shoulder for releasing this amazing glimpse into the lives of these highly trained sky warriors as they get airborne and set out to lock horns with seasoned swamp guerilla fighters lurking deep in the forest labyrinth, armed to the teeth.

Looking forward to seeing Part 2 of this amazing video account of war, when the chit kicks off and the ordnance starts to fly with reckless abandon Yeeeeeeeeehaaaw !

abacus:


This kind question self. Why not go there and do a roll-call, sebi you know the place we are talking about.

idupaul:
Alpha jet don suffer for the hands of Nigerian Airforce ..the Jet be like please retire me but our Airforce no gree ..even as the maker don't support its maintenance again we still took them to Innoson to fabricate parts. .nice pics though

meccuno:
omo i tire for these funny Nigerians. why we would be proud of these junks beats my imagination........the good thing is that they did the job......we need serious upgrade....

wowmenow:
I only see northern air force preparing to go kill the Yorubas in Lagos state

PrettyCrystal:
Buhari dey vex oo

tdayof:


Our alpha Jet are upgraded and soon to be replaced by A-29 Tucanos and the F-7 by JF-17.

Jhesos !!!!

abacus:


This kind question self. Why not go there and do a roll-call, sebi you know the place we are talking about.

oyb:
Light em up

Krak:


Tucanos are different set of planes from Alphas, F-7 and JF-17 are modified alpha jets by the Chinese.

millionaireman:



Boooooo!!

Buhari and NAF raining bombs on their country killing their fellow citizens in the name of killing militants!!!

What happened to Nigeria Police Force whose duty it is to fish out and flush out criminal elements in any normal country


When they call Nigeria a zoo, a failed country, some people weh no get head go de vex.

tdayof:
Tucanos are replacing the Alpha jets. The JF17 is an upgraded 4th generation capable of competing with F-15, Tejas, Mig series and Gripen.

millionaireman:
Booooo!!

Can anyone imagine Ghanian, French, British, Togolese Airforce throwing bombs and firing bullets from air into their citizens?
Boooooo!!!! Failed Kwontry, Boooooo!!!!

lefulefu:
so which country are the importing these proposed upgraded fighter jets.hope it aint frm China ooo? Chinese and their fake products since 1822.

millionaireman:
Booooo!!

Can anyone imagine Ghanian, French, British, Togolese Airforce throwing bombs and firing bullets from air into their citizens?
Boooooo!!!! Failed Kwontry, Boooooo!!!!

weyab:
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