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[s]But it will be video chase to you if the topic says 'Boko boys are in Hot chase of our darling soldiers , innit'?
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Pathetic wailers everywhere!

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But it will be video chase to you if the topic says 'Boko boys are in Hot chase of our darling soldiers , innit'?

Pathetic wailers everywhere!

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr

Chase them

God bless buhari the real niggarrr

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But it will be video chase and very good news to you if the topic says 'Boko boys are in Hot chase of our darling soldiers , innit'?



Pathetic wailers everywhere!

Davash222:
Audio chase.

Boko haram terrorists would kill soldiers and upload the photos and videos, but Nigeria Army will claim to kill thousands of them, yet, we’ll not see not even a photo or evidence.

Is it against the ethics of Nigeria Army to show photos and videos of their acclaimed victories against insurgency or what??

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But it will be video chase and very good news to you if the topic says 'Boko boys are in Hot chase of our darling soldiers , innit'?



Pathetic wailers everywhere!

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But it will be video chase and very good news to you if the topic says 'Boko boys are in Hot chase of our darling soldiers , innit'?



Pathetic wailers everywhere!

opportunes:


https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/troops-in-hot-chase-of-remnant-of-b-haram-terrorists-army.html

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But it will be video chase and very good news to you if the topic says 'Boko boys are in Hot chase of our darling soldiers , innit'?



Pathetic wailers everywhere!

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But it will be video chase and very good news to you if the topic says 'Boko boys are in Hot chase of our darling soldiers , innit'?

And you will never ever ask for videos or pictures to see Boko chase, but will believe it instanta!
Hypocrite!

Pathetic wailers everywhere!

post=86450197]Our soldiers need all the support they can get to end this evil that the devilish party bestowed on our nation before they left.

We will win this war as a nation.

God bless our gallant soldiers as they lay their lives on the line for peace to reign in our darling nation.[/quote]

We will win when your barawo bubu vomits the $1 billion dollars for equipment that vamoosed under his watch.


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A few months after President Muhammadu Buhari approved $1 billion for the purchase of military hardware for the use of the Nigerian Armed Forces , some Nigerian troops have released a video deploring the poor state of their equipment.
In the five -minute video seen on Saturday , a soldier , while lamenting that dozens of troops had died in a recent attack , showed the burnt shells of several tanks and vehicles in the Metele base, which was attacked by the Boko Haram on November 18 .
“See the weapons they bring here. These are not working, ” he said .

“These are outdated vehicles, they are not working. They just keep them here for formality, ” said the soldier.
“Imagine , they are killing us every day . The situation is getting worse . ”
This is coming barely four weeks after the Army celebrated on its Twitter account the delivery of high -grade ammunition .
“The Nigerian Army has received a shipment of various ammunition to further enhance its operational capabilities and combat efficiency , ” the army tweeted on October 30.

In April 2018 , Buhari announced the approval of $1bn for the purchase of military hardware.
Buhari also in April approved the withdrawal $462 million from the Excess Crude Account ( ECA ) for the procurement of 12 Super Tucano aircraft for the army from the United States.
However, the soldiers said despite huge resources released by the government, the Nigeria military only supplies them with obsolete weapons , “ that can ’ t stand any good fight with Boko Haram .”
They were heard saying in the video that their commanders are using them to “ make money ” by deploying war tanks that have outlived their usefulness .

The Soldiers had in June protested being redeployed to a battlefront in the remote Lake Chad region after fighting Boko Haram jihadists for years without relief .
The release of the five -minute video underscores growing desperation among Nigerian troops .
The recent attack on the troops claimed several lives , while the Army did not release the number of casualties , reports have it that at least 44 soldiers were killed among whom was a lieutenant colonel.
Although the Nigerian Army and the president reacted to the killing five days after the attack , the army is , however , yet to speak on this video by the soldiers .
The military has , however , said in the past that it was committed to the welfare of its soldiers and was doing its best to provide the best weapons for them .

https://m.guardian.ng/news/despite-buharis-1bn-approval-for-arms-soldiers-lament-obsolete-weapons/

chidima2019:
The Nigerian Army is yet to access the $1 billion approved by the Federal Government for procurement of arms to fight the raging Boko Haram insurgency in the North East, the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Tukur Yusuf Buratai, disclosed yesterday.

He told newsmen in Maiduguri that “you know the process of funding is another major issue. The bureaucracy and so on is (are) another issue. Approvals are given but before you really get the money out is another challenge.

“So, the people are talking or the media have been talking of $1 billion that has been approved but I tell you up till today, the fund that is supposed to come from that amount to the army in particular, is still in the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).


The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) further quoted the COAS as saying: “The Ministry of Defence is yet to access the fund. When the ministry gets the fund, they will get the right equipment for us as proposed.’’

The presidency was, however, silent of the issue when contacted.

Specifically, President Muhammadu Buhari approved the money in April this year.

Army spokesman, Brig.-Gen. Sani Usman, had also confirmed the non-release on a live programme.

But the presidency was not forthcoming when The Guardian sought to know what the authorities were doing to fast-track the release of the money in view of the prevailing insecurity in the country.

In a terse response via an email, the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the President, Femi Adesina, simply said: “Your question has already been answered by Army spokesman.”