SarkinYarki:
The Army failed to tell us he was ambushed by Fulani herdsmen

softwerk:
War is old men talking and young men dying......Troy

tempest01:
This reportage is shallow, to be very economical with harsh words @nigeriapenbase.

This Captain has been injured and was left in deteriorating condition. Several Nigerians on twitter had to post his pictures and beg the NA to fly him abroad for treatment. This statement from the NA was the response to his case.

Fabulouz77366:

Patrioticman007:
Berom Militia at work slow down

XaintJoel20:
What exactly happened to the once gallant Nigerian Army who was known for her exploit in peacekeeping and warfare the world over


Thos who politicize and brought nepotism, tribalism and ethnicity to the army should come and see where their their greed has landed us.

Ordinarily, curbing the menace of Fulani herdsmen killing and Boko Haram insurgency should not have been a rocket science, but the aforementioned has greatly affected the capacity of the Nigerian Military...

omoelerin1:
Nigerian military has never been gallant at any point in time. All na wash. Is like you don't know the meaning of peace keeping? Peace keeping is not fighting war with an enemy.
The fact that Nigeria, like other nations donated soldiers in the UN/AU or ECOWAS Peace keeping operations in some troubled west African nations and somewhere else in Africa, like Sudan or Congo does not mean Nigeria has a strong military. Peace keeping mission by International organisation is all about serving as a neutral party between two warring factions in a given country, to ensure they maintain a cease fire and sought out their differences amicably. And to protect the civilians, providing them with relieved materials and food.
Nigerian military has never invaded or gone to war with any country before. Even, peace keeping operations, it cannot do it unilaterally. It has to do it under the operation of international organisation, like ECOWAS or UN.
Because Nigerian army is good at harassing armless civilians and has participated in peace keeping in Liberia and Sierra Leone, many Nigerians think they are strong. Even in Africa, Nigerian military is the fourth strongest. After Egypt, South Africa, and Algeria.

softwerk:
War is old men talking and young men dying......Troy

conductor121:
These are the same idiots who mount roadblocks to collect N20 from drivers and beat their tiny chests when sent to the peaceful Southeast/Biafraland in the name of python dance. Now the real python is singing and they can't dance

Firefire:
Get well soldiers.


APC, Buhary and their fraudulent 'technically defeated' terrorists.

XaintJoel20:


Thanks for your opinion, but I would fault you in some areas. Let's take Liberia for example, when Nigerian troops got to Monrovia in the late 80s/ early 90s for peacekeeping operations, they meant an hostile rebels who taught that they were in the country to take side with the then central government. The rebels saw them as enemies and treated them as such, it took the gallantry of Nigerian Army to liberate the rebels and subsequently brought peace to that troubled country.

Nigerian Army was applauded all over the world for that rare feat where supposedly "world powers" failed. Till date, Nigerian military is still in charge of Liberian Armed Forces.

Same feat was achieved in Somalia after the US Army suffered great casualty in the hand of rebels in Somalia. If in doubt, get the movie "Black Hawk Down" and watch it with keen interest.

Nigerian Army has turn out to be this abysmal due to the reasons I listed above and more...

Thanks

tempest01:
This reportage is shallow, to be very economical with harsh words @nigeriapenbase.

This Captain has been injured and was left in deteriorating condition. Several Nigerians on twitter had to post his pictures and beg the NA to fly him abroad for treatment. This statement from the NA was the response to his case.

SarkinYarki:
The Army failed to tell us he was ambushed by Fulani herdsmen

omoelerin1:
Keep deceiving yourself.
Which world power applauding Nigeria for what it did in Liberia? If Liberia can seek for the assistance of Nigerian military, that is not a big deal. It is as a result of the advantages that Nigeria enjoys over Liberia. The same way it sought the assistance in other areas, like workforce, teachers, academics and so on. As a matter of fact, Gambia constitution was drafted by a Nigerian. Its chief justice is a Nigerian. There are many Nigerian professors and lectures there. How big is Liberia or Gambia? A country that is not up to Oyo state. Nigeria is more than the half of the entire west Africa's economy, population, investment, GDP and many more. Well, power is relative. That is, Nigeria is a powerful among the weak. By west Africa standard, at least, you can boast that Nigeria is powerful.
For your information, world power do not have much interest in what is going on in Liberia or Somalia. So your assumption that western nations failed there is erroneous.

For you to say US army failed in Somalia and Nigerian army recorded a great feat makes me conclude that you're a joker.

XaintJoel20:



I would advice you lay your hands on some historical materials that will help in opening your eyes to the reality of what Nigerian troops did in Congo, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Somalia and a host of others.

Wait a minute, have you seen the movie I told you to see before concluding that the USA didn't fail in Somalia

conductor121:
These are the same idiots who mount roadblocks to collect N20 from drivers and beat their tiny chests when sent to the peaceful Southeast/Biafraland in the name of python dance. Now the real python is singing and they can't dance

XaintJoel20:
What exactly happened to the once gallant Nigerian Army who was known for her exploit in peacekeeping and warfare the world over


Thos who politicize and brought nepotism, tribalism and ethnicity to the army should come and see where their their greed has landed us.

Ordinarily, curbing the menace of Fulani herdsmen killing and Boko Haram insurgency should not have been a rocket science, but the aforementioned has greatly affected the capacity of the Nigerian Military...