NaijaPikinGidi:


Nothing stops you from returning to the creeks! You know what the NA does to militants!

Anything else from you is gibberish!

agaugust:


[size=13pt]All is just another Super Story TV drama by Wale Adenuga Productions.....until SANDF buys those weapons and inducts them into service in your military arsenal, you have NOTHING.

Mokopa missile is an example, produced but rejected by SANDF, refused to buy, not purchased, not in service....you have NOTHING but photos and a long script for super story part II....showing next week on Channel 51 UHF
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agaugust:


[size=13pt]All is just another Super Story TV drama by Wale Adenuga Productions.....until SANDF buys those weapons and inducts them into service in your military arsenal, you have NOTHING.

Mokopa missile is an example, produced but rejected by SANDF, refused to buy, not purchased, not in service....you have NOTHING but photos and a long script for super story part II....showing next week on Channel 51 UHF
. [/size]

patches689:


We can and do look after trucks.

The Cubans provide a cheaper and more effective solution than private companies who did it in the past

stillchris:
These south african rats are so stup1d it makes me wonder sometimes.

they insult us for hiring trainers to help with equipments we are not familiar with, while SANDF had to bring in cuban mercs to help them fix trucks they've had for years

their fat minister was right. there is shortage of skilled personel in SANDF.

Thiza:
REALLY PHOTOS FOUGHT BY SADF AGAINST CUBANS IN ANGOLA

Patchesagain:
Someone requested pics of Chadians and their kitted out AK's

NaijaPikinGidi:


Nothing stops you from returning to the creeks! You know what the NA does to militants!

Anything else from you is gibberish!

agaugust:


[size=13pt]All is just another Super Story TV drama by Wale Adenuga Productions.....until SANDF buys those weapons and inducts them into service in your military arsenal, you have NOTHING.

Mokopa missile is an example, produced but rejected by SANDF, refused to buy, not purchased, not in service....you have NOTHING but photos and a long script for super story part II....showing next week on Channel 51 UHF
. [/size]

agaugust:


Old story from grandfather. 1980s expired war. Dead, retired, or gray haired old men SADF disbanded apartheid army.

Show us war fought by today's new SANDF of HIV infected Southie soldiers, show us the enemy main battle tanks your internet army has destroyed in the last 20 years
.

Msauza:

DENEL=SA GOVERNMENT=SANDF. During the bush war SADF never bought any weapons from KENTRON now DENEL. They were supplied with weapons free of charge, so, whatever that is in DENEL inventory belong to SANDF and the people of SA. Now at peace times SANDF is required to buy only for formality at a reduced price so that DENEL remains sustainable in doing business.
However, during war we will unpack whatever that DENEL has in the interest of protecting South Africa and all the private defence industries we have will have to make their contribution to ensure that their businesses will be safe guarded. Have you ever asked yourself why SANDF is training with DENEL weapons irrespective of whether it is in service or not. DENEL DEVELOP WEAPONS PRIMARILY FOR SANDF.

DieVluit:


First - They "understand" what is happening because Goodluck Ebele Jonathan said so.

Second - you are not "on the ground".

Third - reports from officials "on the ground" confirm that the South Africans are fighting; and that their role has been significant. Just ask and we will give you the links....again.

Patchesagain:


Foreign media have shown that he is telling lies.

Photographs have been posted of white men commanding vehicals at the front

rka1:

You know where you can shove your links.
You are so blinded that you think 100 SA mercs can play a significant role in clearing about 40 towns/local government areas?
You are indeed deluded. You haven't even given credit to the other supposed mercs from other countries.
Even in make believe world you are glory hunting

Patchesagain:


A SADF soldier who was 17 in 1989?

You just confirmed what I have been saying since I started on this forum.

Thank you

DieVluit:


You are the one who spoke about people "on the ground". Therefore, it follows that the following should be pointed out to you:

"The people on the ground - officials at that - confirm that South African mercenaries are in the think of things in Nigeria; and they have been quite effective"

Naturally, you won't NEED the links because you've seen them already. They have been posted a hundred times over on the thread.

Facts are facts.

Your mechanics story does not come from "people on the ground". It comes from the administration of one Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.

You hung yourself today. Be angry with yourself.

ukemeramat:


@stillchris @NijaPikiGidi this one is for u doubting thomas

rka1:

Why don't you read about the reality on the ground.
https://beegeagle./2015/03/18/boko-haram-and-mercenaries-in-borno-the-myth-the-reality-hearing-it-from-a-pmc-operative/#comment-86734

ukemeramat:


warri!! warri!! see okpolo oooo!!!! friend let me tell u, put us back in the north east and give us 3weeks and see what happens... we will march boko fire for fire and bring them down even the govt knows this...anyway, this is social media...pikin flex!!

DieVluit:


Wordpress? A blog? Please miss me with your blogs, fam.

Here's something "from the people on the ground"

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/13/world/africa/nigerias-fight-against-boko-haram-gets-help-from-south-african-mercenaries.html?_r=0

Hundreds of mercenaries from South Africa and other countries are playing a decisive role in Nigeria’s military campaign against Boko Haram, operating attack helicopters and armored personnel carriers and fighting to retake towns and villages captured by the Islamist militant group, according to senior officials in the region.

The Nigerian government has not acknowledged the presence of the mercenaries, but a senior government official in northern Nigeria said the South Africans — camped out in a remote portion of the airport in Maiduguri, the city at the heart of Boko Haram’s uprising — conducted most of their operations at night because “they really don’t want to let people know what is going on.”


The mercenaries “are in the vanguard in the liberation of some of the communities,” the official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals.

rka1:

How is a blog different from mischief making NY times the other side of the pond? Go and read it and understand there are not 100s of
SAs in theatre. My goodness you are gullible.
BTW, he is more authoritative with better contacts than all the foreign media and their cohorts combined.

Patchesagain:


1. You dont have any CH-3A UCAVs
2. You have not performed any deployments of PGM's from drones or any other aerial asset

Stop making things up

DieVluit:


The New York Times is similar to "wordpress"? Please tell us how?

Whenever you are ready.

Again,

:Hundreds of mercenaries from South Africa and other countries are playing a decisive role in Nigeria’s military campaign against Boko Haram, operating attack helicopters and armored personnel carriers and fighting to retake towns and villages captured by the Islamist militant group, according to senior officials in the region.

The Nigerian government has not acknowledged the presence of the mercenaries, but a senior government official in northern Nigeria said the South Africans — camped out in a remote portion of the airport in Maiduguri, the city at the heart of Boko Haram’s uprising — conducted most of their operations at night because “they really don’t want to let people know what is going on.”


The mercenaries “are in the vanguard in the liberation of some of the communities,” the official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals.

DieVluit:


First - They "understand" what is happening because Goodluck Ebele Jonathan said so.

Second - you are not "on the ground".

Third - reports from officials "on the ground" confirm that the South Africans are fighting; and that their role has been significant. Just ask and we will give you the links....again.

rka1:


You know where you can shove your links.

You are so blinded that you think 100 SA mercs can play a significant role in clearing about 40 towns/local government areas?

You are indeed deluded. You haven't even given credit to the other supposed mercs from other countries.

Even in make believe world you are glory hunting

Henry120:




South-Africans......... SMH!

rka1:

What officials, what sources?

rka1:
There is an election coming up you mumu.

rka1:
being misled

Patchesagain:


AK-47 is a trash weapon, its only redeeming quality is that it is cheap

Nigeria has no missile armed drones

Gripen can operate in the ISTAR role

Nigeria has no modern aircraft, no PGM's, no fast recon assets, no dedicated attack helo's, no data-link, no bluefor trackers, no advanced communication equipment, no mobile radar systems, no feild camp systems, no feild bakery systems, no mobile feild hospital systems, no adequate surveillance equipment, no advanced training facilities or equipment, no ability to air-drop supplies, no air-deployable assets or weapons systems, no standardized equipment (webbing, unfirorms, chest-rigs)

Stop talking out your arse

DieVluit:


You read the article.




Exactly! Which is why Goodluck's statements have no value.



That would be you, based on the above.

stillchris:


are you ttrying to say SANDF army engineers are not well trained or too daft to maintain your equipments?

you do realize the cubans you hired are from their army engineers and not private firn.

dull army.

rka1:

As already explained to you, the COAS has spoken. It doesn't matter what articles you post.
"Officials" are playing politics. They are not in the front lines nor do they understand what is going on. They are politicians if not made up people by mischief makers.