| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by HazzanTazzan(m): 2:57pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
Nice one |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by ClearFlair: 2:58pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
PDP will not like this. Bloody criminals. |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by Skepticus: 3:00pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
realwiz1:
I hope they will do the testing in sambisa forest.  Something that will be "tested" on innocent southern "protesters" and taken to sambisa forest to be "dashed" to BH. If you know, you know! 1 Like |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by RTSC: 3:00pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
OlawaleSmarter0:
Proforce manufactured the Vehicle and it is Proforce product
Stop ranting Innoson, Proforce is the best for Armour vehicles Whatever rocks your boat. As long as it is made in Nigeria. I chose innoson because they have advantage of scale. Innoson can produce 100 vehicles quicker than proforce. And the army also believes that given their frequent visits to Nnewi. Though there is nothing that stops everybody from working together. When it comes to tanks manufacturing, it would require both manufacturing and armouring. So both parties would be needed. 3 Likes |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by dokunbam(m): 3:00pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
Good thinking |
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| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by plaindealer: 3:01pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
ClearFlair:
PDP will not like this. Bloody criminals. All they did was award massive contracts to import military hardware, but loot the funds and saddle us with used and falling apart Tokunbo military hardware. 4 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by Cantonese: 3:01pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
OlawaleSmarter0:
The Nigerian Army formally commissioned into service a range of new indigenously designed and manufactured vehicles during its annual celebration day at the Ikeja Military Cantonment in Lagos state on 6 July.
Several types produced by the Nigerian Army Vehicle Manufacturing Company (NAVMC) were unveiled, including a new version of the Infantry Patrol Vehicle (IPV) featuring a larger frame, bigger wheels, and more space for personnel while still carrying a heavy machine gun in an overhead weapon station.
A Tactical Patrol Vehicle was also presented, which appears to be a high-mobility platform. It features room for up to eight personnel and can be armed with a heavy machine gun in an overhead weapon station.
An armoured personnel carrier designated as the Light Tactical Vehicle, which was first presented in an incomplete form during a firepower demonstration in April, was also exhibited. The vehicle appeared to be far less crude than its previous iteration, featuring a two-piece windscreen and an enclosed protected weapon station.
The latest version of the Proforce Ara mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicle, known as the Ara 2 was also unveiled during the event.
While an initial batch of five Ara 2s was delivered to the Nigerian Army in March, no images were released at the time as the Army did not want to advertise the vehicle and its capabilities, a Nigerian industry source told Jane’s .
The Ara 2 is very different from earlier designs and features a fully monocoque hull, all-round STANAG Level 3 armouring with STANAG Level 4a on the floor for increased protection against mines and improvised explosive devices.
As part of the Nigerian Army Day Celebration, a second batch of five Ara 2 MRAPs was handed over to the Nigerian Army, bringing the total number of this variant in service to 13 as three had been handed over a few weeks earlier, the same industry source added.
https://www.janes.com/article/89846/nigerian-army-commissions-new-locally-produced-vehicles
But can't they order 100s of it once? Why this 4s and 5s? This our military truly is under equipped! 1 Like |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by MondayOsunbor(m): 3:03pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
azuson:
It is simple to construct if u have steel, the engine was imported,,tyre and all the parts.
Conclusion nothing was made Steel self is imported |
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| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by RTSC: 3:06pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
plaindealer:
All they did was award massive contracts to import military hardware, but loot the funds and saddle us with used and falling apart Tokunbo military hardware.
I don't support corruption but Nigeria already produce military vehicle under Jonathan. Mass producing is the problem. 1 Like |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by RTSC: 3:07pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
MondayOsunbor:
Steel self is imported Nigeria is a net exporter of steel. You are not manufacturing enough for you to start importing steel. 1 Like |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by labani06(m): 3:07pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
I no see anything woo all I can see is Innoson "igirigi" armored personal carrier and this is not new in Nigeria. |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by plaindealer: 3:07pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
RTSC:
Whatever rocks your boat. As long as it is made in Nigeria.
I chose innoson because they have advantage of scale.
Innoson can produce 100 vehicles quicker than proforce. And the army also believes that given their frequent visits to Nnewi.
Though there is nothing that stops everybody from working together.
When it comes to tanks manufacturing, it would require both manufacturing and armouring.
So both parties would be needed. Quality is better than Quantity. They make similar products for the UN and AMISOM (African Union) 7 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by slimthugchimee2(m): 3:08pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
RTSC:
Whatever rocks your boat. As long as it is made in Nigeria.
I chose innoson because they have advantage of scale.
Innoson can produce 100 vehicles quicker than proforce. And the army also believes that given their frequent visits to Nnewi.
Though there is nothing that stops everybody from working together.
When it comes to tanks manufacturing, it would require both manufacturing and armouring.
So both parties would be needed. Innoson can't produce armoured vehicles talk more of MRAPS. 9 Likes |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by OlawaleSmarter0(m): 3:10pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
RTSC:
Whatever rocks your boat. As long as it is made in Nigeria.
I chose innoson because they have advantage of scale.
Innoson can produce 100 vehicles quicker than proforce. And the army also believes that given their frequent visits to Nnewi.
Though there is nothing that stops everybody from working together.
When it comes to tanks manufacturing, it would require both manufacturing and armouring.
So both parties would be needed. Have you seen the Video of where Soldiers complained about Innoson Vehicles? It is not about Quantity but Quality Proforce specialize in Armour vehicles and they are the best INNOSON is only good for ordinary Cars and vehicles, even at that ordinary cars and vehicles people still doubt the quality of their cars But you can be sentimental 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by Maket: 3:10pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
Greenarrow01:
Still waiting for the day that y'all will produce unmanned drones and sophisticated military wares.
We are suppose to be the power house of Africa, or atleast westafrica
There shouldn't be a G7 without Nigeria or atleast one African country.
But unfortunately, our military bosses have used our money to buy walking stick finish.
Bokoharam can't be sooo sophisticated that we are unable to attack their stronghold at one swoop, we have the jets, the helis and the army.
But then.. They want the war to go on for years, not minding the cost implication of ban rolling the war.
The politicians kuku can't do anythingss
As military men they chop their own, civilians too they steal their own.
Oh there was a country After crowing comes walking. |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by Dagger111(m): 3:12pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
OlawaleSmarter0:
The Nigerian Army formally commissioned into service a range of new indigenously designed and manufactured vehicles during its annual celebration day at the Ikeja Military Cantonment in Lagos state on 6 July.
Several types produced by the Nigerian Army Vehicle Manufacturing Company (NAVMC) were unveiled, including a new version of the Infantry Patrol Vehicle (IPV) featuring a larger frame, bigger wheels, and more space for personnel while still carrying a heavy machine gun in an overhead weapon station.
A Tactical Patrol Vehicle was also presented, which appears to be a high-mobility platform. It features room for up to eight personnel and can be armed with a heavy machine gun in an overhead weapon station.
An armoured personnel carrier designated as the Light Tactical Vehicle, which was first presented in an incomplete form during a firepower demonstration in April, was also exhibited. The vehicle appeared to be far less crude than its previous iteration, featuring a two-piece windscreen and an enclosed protected weapon station.
The latest version of the Proforce Ara mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicle, known as the Ara 2 was also unveiled during the event.
While an initial batch of five Ara 2s was delivered to the Nigerian Army in March, no images were released at the time as the Army did not want to advertise the vehicle and its capabilities, a Nigerian industry source told Jane’s .
The Ara 2 is very different from earlier designs and features a fully monocoque hull, all-round STANAG Level 3 armouring with STANAG Level 4a on the floor for increased protection against mines and improvised explosive devices.
As part of the Nigerian Army Day Celebration, a second batch of five Ara 2 MRAPs was handed over to the Nigerian Army, bringing the total number of this variant in service to 13 as three had been handed over a few weeks earlier, the same industry source added.
https://www.janes.com/article/89846/nigerian-army-commissions-new-locally-produced-vehicles
I'm a soldier bt guys don't mind them, all na scam. With our military generals scam, we've been banned by UN from fighting along other country in Sudan cos the money given to our generals to purchased standard weapons and vehs were embezzled by them, they only painted the old weapons and 1970s armour vehs bt were later exposed. For this reason, we've been stopped in participating in UN which is the main operation where we soldiers earn our dollars and ball like G-boys. I'm seriously pained.  3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by plaindealer: 3:13pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
RTSC:
I don't support corruption but Nigeria already produce military vehicle under Jonathan.
Mass producing is the problem. We need to mass produce, we need to invest in the form of billions in loans or grants to ProForce, Innoson, and others to scale up by building a large military complex to produce everything from armored trucks to bullets, rockets, missiles, guns, drones and so on. We need money and leadership will. 2 Likes |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by RTSC: 3:13pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
OlawaleSmarter0:
Have you seen the Video of where Soldiers complained about Innoson Vehicles?
It not about Quantity but Quality
Proforce specialize in Armour vehicles and they are the best
INNOSON is only good for ordinary Cars and vehicles, even at that ordinary cars and vehicles people still doubt the quality of their cars
But you can be sentimental
Proforce does not produce vehicle, they armour. Innoson does not armour, they produce. Two different things. Taking an innoson hilux to the battle zone would be as foolish as carrying a Toyota hilux to sambisa. They are not armoured. 1 Like |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by RTSC: 3:16pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
slimthugchimee2:
Innoson can't produce armoured vehicles talk more of MRAPS. Armoured vehicles are normal vehicles with armour. Maybe with bigger wheels, and height. That is the job of proforce.. Innoson produce, they send it to proforce for armouring. |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by anonimi: 3:18pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
Greenarrow01:
Still waiting for the day that y'all will produce unmanned drones and sophisticated military wares.
We are suppose to be the power house of Africa, or atleast westafrica
There shouldn't be a G7 without Nigeria or atleast one African country.
But unfortunately, our military bosses have used our money to buy walking stick finish.
Bokoharam can't be sooo sophisticated that we are unable to attack their stronghold at one swoop, we have the jets, the helis and the army.
But then.. They want the war to go on for years, not minding the cost implication of ban rolling the war.
The politicians kuku can't do anythingss
As military men they chop their own, civilians too they steal their own.
Oh there was a country Waiting for the president to walk his talk by using a Nigerian made/assembled car like they used to do in the 1980s with Peugeots mostly. Buhari should stop the scam and hypocrisy that has marked his presidency. Let his change start with him. 3 Likes |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by OROSUNBOLB(m): 3:19pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
Factgist:
innoson Which Innoson? That's PROFORCE- Yoruba made. 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by yashau(m): 3:20pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
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| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by RTSC: 3:21pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
plaindealer:
Quality is better than Quantity.
They make similar products for the UN and AMISOM (African Union) Proforce does not manufacture vehicles. They armour. It is the likes of innoson that wins you a war. How much can you produce quickly to sustain a war.? |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by Danobi5920: 3:21pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
ClearFlair:
PDP will not like this. Bloody criminals. Shut up you hungry lizard. Fulani slave man. |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by Nobody: 3:22pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
OlawaleSmarter0:
The Nigerian Army formally commissioned into service a range of new indigenously designed and manufactured vehicles during its annual celebration day at the Ikeja Military Cantonment in Lagos state on 6 July.
Several types produced by the Nigerian Army Vehicle Manufacturing Company (NAVMC) were unveiled, including a new version of the Infantry Patrol Vehicle (IPV) featuring a larger frame, bigger wheels, and more space for personnel while still carrying a heavy machine gun in an overhead weapon station.only the body not the engine!
A Tactical Patrol Vehicle was also presented, which appears to be a high-mobility platform. It features room for up to eight personnel and can be armed with a heavy machine gun in an overhead weapon station.
An armoured personnel carrier designated as the Light Tactical Vehicle, which was first presented in an incomplete form during a firepower demonstration in April, was also exhibited. The vehicle appeared to be far less crude than its previous iteration, featuring a two-piece windscreen and an enclosed protected weapon station.
The latest version of the Proforce Ara mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicle, known as the Ara 2 was also unveiled during the event.
While an initial batch of five Ara 2s was delivered to the Nigerian Army in March, no images were released at the time as the Army did not want to advertise the vehicle and its capabilities, a Nigerian industry source told Jane’s .
The Ara 2 is very different from earlier designs and features a fully monocoque hull, all-round STANAG Level 3 armouring with STANAG Level 4a on the floor for increased protection against mines and improvised explosive devices.
As part of the Nigerian Army Day Celebration, a second batch of five Ara 2 MRAPs was handed over to the Nigerian Army, bringing the total number of this variant in service to 13 as three had been handed over a few weeks earlier, the same industry source added.
https://www.janes.com/article/89846/nigerian-army-commissions-new-locally-produced-vehicles
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| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by Nobody: 3:23pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
OlawaleSmarter0:
The Nigerian Army formally commissioned into service a range of new indigenously designed and manufactured vehicles during its annual celebration day at the Ikeja Military Cantonment in Lagos state on 6 July.
Several types produced by the Nigerian Army Vehicle Manufacturing Company (NAVMC) were unveiled, including a new version of the Infantry Patrol Vehicle (IPV) featuring a larger frame, bigger wheels, and more space for personnel while still carrying a heavy machine gun in an overhead weapon station.only the body not the engine!
A Tactical Patrol Vehicle was also presented, which appears to be a high-mobility platform. It features room for up to eight personnel and can be armed with a heavy machine gun in an overhead weapon station.
An armoured personnel carrier designated as the Light Tactical Vehicle, which was first presented in an incomplete form during a firepower demonstration in April, was also exhibited. The vehicle appeared to be far less crude than its previous iteration, featuring a two-piece windscreen and an enclosed protected weapon station.
The latest version of the Proforce Ara mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicle, known as the Ara 2 was also unveiled during the event.
While an initial batch of five Ara 2s was delivered to the Nigerian Army in March, no images were released at the time as the Army did not want to advertise the vehicle and its capabilities, a Nigerian industry source told Jane’s .
The Ara 2 is very different from earlier designs and features a fully monocoque hull, all-round STANAG Level 3 armouring with STANAG Level 4a on the floor for increased protection against mines and improvised explosive devices.
As part of the Nigerian Army Day Celebration, a second batch of five Ara 2 MRAPs was handed over to the Nigerian Army, bringing the total number of this variant in service to 13 as three had been handed over a few weeks earlier, the same industry source added.
https://www.janes.com/article/89846/nigerian-army-commissions-new-locally-produced-vehicles
only the body not the engine! |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by OROSUNBOLB(m): 3:24pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
RTSC:
Armoured vehicles are normal vehicles with armour.
Maybe with bigger wheels, and height.
That is the job of proforce..
Innoson produce, they send it to proforce for armouring. That is a lie ! A big one sir. Ijebu-Ode in Ogun state should not be too far from where you reside. You can pay a visit to PROFORCE compound there. What you will find there will shock you! 7 Likes |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by Biritiko: 3:25pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
RTSC:
Proforce does not manufacture vehicles. They armour.
It is the likes of innoson that wins you a war. How much can you produce quickly to sustain a war.? Stop peddling falsehood ! It is clearly stated on their website that they’re specialized in armoured vehicles manufacturing and personal protection. If they indeed don’t manufacture vehicles as you claim , tell me why would they inscribe their brand name on someone else’s product ?? You’re not making any sense . And you have violated rule 8. Don't post false information on Nairaland. I hope the moderators see this and do the needful . Cc Mynd44 Lalasticlala OAM4J Dominique justwise 8 Likes |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by OlawaleSmarter0(m): 3:27pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
RTSC:
Proforce does not produce vehicle, they armour.
Innoson does not armour, they produce. Two different things.
Taking an innoson hilux to the battle zone would be as foolish as carrying a Toyota hilux to sambisa.
They are not armoured. Proforce produce and Armour You can Check their website They have produced Armour vehicles for United Nation and African Union They still currently use their product for combat in Somalia. When it come to Armour vehicles Innoson is no match But you can be sentimental 3 Likes |
| Re: Nigerian Army Commissions New Locally Produced Vehicles by RTSC: 3:28pm On Jul 13, 2019 |
OROSUNBOLB:
That is a lie ! A big one sir. Ijebu-Ode in Ogun state should not be too far from where you reside. You can pay a visit to PROFORCE compound there. What you will find there will shock you! I have Been to their website. They say they are an armouring company. |
