https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRHhQlnDKeU
Soldiers from 102 Guards Battalion Friday, killed three members of the Boko Haram group, who attacked a military checkpoint mounted in front of the Zuma Barrack along the Abuja /Kaduna expressway.

Good.

Pix or I don't believe this shit

Nice one

SmellyNyash:
Pix or I don't believe this shit

You don't have data to watch the video

Nice one

Ps - I don't understand. Is it Nigerian troops who recorded this video, or the terrorists?

If it is the Nigerian troops, then something is certainly wrong. Since when did troops start using bikes during operations? One even mounted an MG on top. This is embarrassing to say the least. We are truly poorly equipped

In this kind of gunfire exchange, just advance with those IFVS with strong frontal armor, and a good cannon to suppress them completely. Then flank and annihilate. Air support isn't even needed except a bomber or gunship maybe

Qtrpst4:
This video was taken by the terrorists and not the Nigerian army. You can hear them shouting "allahu Akuboom " on the back ground.

The headings should be video of shettima boys attacking nigerian army

I think it's pretty obvious now.
I think our troops could actually do better in this situation if they're actually properly equipped. I doubt these terrorists were thought to even take cover in a heated gun battle like this. A few snipers would have it easy actually taking them out since they're dumb enough to think engaging this way would leave our troops totally suppressed.


Meanwhile, I heard the voices of kids in the background. Do they plan on using em as human shield? Or somehow they didn't even feel the need to send them away... Maybe because they felt confident they would be able to hold off our troops?

[quote author=champman post=115196075][/quote]

This video is not from Nigeria

Story story gan gan

This footage was obviously filmed by the terrorists themselves. Few of them bother to take cover in the heat of a firefight, showing that these are untrained civilians who perhaps rely on juju instead of common sense and military tactics, to try and overwhelm the troops they are facing with sheer bravado.

This video was taken by the terrorists and not the Nigerian army. You can hear them shouting "allahu Akuboom " on the back ground.

The headings should be video of shettima boys attacking nigerian army

In addition to that, they seems to be on the advantage.
And to know that lashing shettima is their boss and wants to be vp

God forbid BAT thing

Jakumo:
This footage was obviously filmed by the terrorists themselves. Few of them bother to take cover in the heat of a firefight, showing that these are untrained civilians who perhaps rely on juju instead of common sense and military tactics, to try and overwhelp the troops they are facing with sheer bravado.

The video is from Ukraine jhor

Stop eating agbado, e no dey give vitamin for body

GamalNasser:


This video is not from Nigeria

E bi like sey you dey learn nigerian army. Who be the bandits first and foremost? Is it not the same army? No surprise sey this troops wey dem kill Nah, nah their fellow army for top give intel

LordMangekyo:
Nice one

Ps - I don't understand. Is it Nigerian troops who recorded this video, or the terrorists?

If it is the Nigerian troops, then something is certainly wrong. Since when did troops start using bikes during operations? One even mounted an MG on top. This is embarrassing to say the least. We are truly poorly equipped

In this kind of gunfire exchange, just advance with those IFVS with strong frontal armor, and a good cannon to suppress them completely. Then flank and annihilate. Air support isn't even needed except a bomber or gunship maybe

LordMangekyo:
Nice one

Ps - I don't understand. Is it Nigerian troops who recorded this video, or the terrorists?

If it is the Nigerian troops, then something is certainly wrong. Since when did troops start using bikes during operations? One even mounted an MG on top. This is embarrassing to say the least. We are truly poorly equipped

In this kind of gunfire exchange, just advance with those IFVS with strong frontal armor, and a good cannon to suppress them completely. Then flank and annihilate. Air support isn't even needed except a bomber or gunship maybe

Military need superior weapons

good work

Perhaps the army have gain some sense. Kill them all. No any amnesty for terrorists. Annihilate them.

LordMangekyo:
Nice one

Ps - I don't understand. Is it Nigerian troops who recorded this video, or the terrorists?

If it is the Nigerian troops, then something is certainly wrong. Since when did troops start using bikes during operations? One even mounted an MG on top. This is embarrassing to say the least. We are truly poorly equipped

In this kind of gunfire exchange, just advance with those IFVS with strong frontal armor, and a good cannon to suppress them completely. Then flank and annihilate. Air support isn't even needed except a bomber or gunship maybe


I think it's pretty obvious now.
I think our troops could actually do better in this situation if they're actually properly equipped. I doubt these terrorists were thought to even take cover in a heated gun battle like this. A few snipers would have it easy actually taking them out since they're dumb enough to think engaging this way would leave our troops totally suppressed.


Meanwhile, I heard the voices of kids in the background. Do they plan on using em as human shield? Or somehow they didn't even feel the need to send them away... Maybe because they felt confident they would be able to hold off our troops?

You're just criticising with an empty Brain. So the troops can't use byke in less accessible places or video. If they still told u about it you will request for video evidence. Witch.

I don't believe this news

This video does not belong to the Nigerian army
And if it does
It clearly explain why this country can never get better
Those shooting are not properly trained
Just idiots with alot of bullets in their armour

Nawa oo

Are those troops or are they terrorists? Because I don't understand. The clothing, the blurred image and the hausa and the frequent allau akbac

NigerianAngelo:
Are those troops or are they terrorists? Because I don't understand. The clothing, the blurred image and the hausa and the frequent allau akbac

That language is not Hausa. I doubt that this even happened in Nigeria

NA are playing defensive where they suppose to be playing offensive, bravo to the gallant troops.

[quote author=champ post=115196075][/quote]This footage is not from Nigeria

[quote author=champman post=115196075][/quote]

This is terrorist shooting nan?

This is not Nigeria.


Though, Nigerian army has the most stupid personnels in the world. Pple are killing you, u will arrest n recycle dem instead of killing them back.

Qtrpst4:
In addition to that, they seems to be on the advantage.
And to know that lashing shettima is their boss and wants to be vp

God forbid BAT thing

Kot fobit bat ting, my Efik brorra. Dem yuyu noko work. Dem ko see say aaall dem plan noko work because Papa Kot fobit bat ting, I tell you.

There appears to be some disagreement as to whether the fighters in the above video clip are Boko Haram fundamentalist marauders who filmed themselves exchanging fire with federal troops in Nigeria as opposed to Al Shabab terror gang members operating in Somalia and the Horn of Africa. That said, the screaming savages shown exchanging fire with an unseen adversary while strolling about confidently on the main road, were enjoying a numerical and firepower advantage during the moments when this particular video clip was being filmed.

That said, the terror gang cameraman who recorded this footage while calmly strutting about in the open as bullets rent the air may have been cut down by federal troops' return fire in keeping with the laws of probability, after which the camera or phone on which this footage had been recorded was retrieved from his fragmented cadaver before the videos found therein made their way online.

All told, a coordinated attack on the federal seat of power in ANY nation is a MAJOR security breach that must be countered QUICKLY by a robust and precise military response based on verified intelligence. The most heavily defended geographical location in any sovereign nation is the seat of central political power, which is of course Abuja, in the case of Nigeria.

A mass attack by well-armed terrorist gunmen along a major highway running through Suleja just a short drive from the capital Abuja is an occurrence that should concern EVERYONE resident in Nigeria regardless of political affiliation or nationality. If the most visibly militarized city in Nigeria could come under terror attack in close proximity to a heavily fortified barracks, then NO city, town, or village in Nigeria could be considered safe from this gathering storm of fundamentalist terror sweeping the West African subcontinent.

One need only look at rouge nations like Afghanistan and Iraq, to see the hell that can befall a country if fundamentalist gunmen are allowed to impose their own hard-line theocratic representatives by force of arms on populations who have already tasted the freedom inherent in electoral democracy. Regardless of whether the above footage was recorded by a terror gang in Kenya, or by their evil counterparts infesting Nigeria, there is NO disputing the fact that a major sustained terrorist attack DID occur uncomfortably close to Abuja, wherein lies the sprawling campus that is Aso Rock, home to the pinnacle of Nigeria's political and military power.

Abacha said that if terror last for more than 24hours, then the government has a hand in it

Jakumo:


Kot fobit bat ting, my Efik brorra. Dem yuyu noko work. Dem ko see say aaall dem plan noko work because Kot fobit bat ting.

There appears to be some disagreement as to whether the fighters in the above video clip are Boko Haram fundamentalist marauders who filmed themselves exchanging fire with federal troops in Nigeria as opposed to Al Shabab terror gang members operating in Somalia and the Horn of Africa. That said, the screaming savages shown exchanging fire with an unseen adversary while strolling about confidently on the main road, were enjoying a numerical and firepower advantage during the moments when this particular video clip was being filmed.

That said, the terror gang cameraman who recorded this footage while calmly strutting about in the open as bullets rent the air may have been cut down by federal troops' return fire in keeping with the laws of probability, after which the camera or phone on which this footage was recorded, was recovered from his cadaver before the videos found therein made their way online.

All told, a coordinated attack on the federal seat of power in ANY nation is a MAJOR security breach that must be countered QUICKLY by a robust and precise military response based on verified intelligence. The most heavily defended geographical location in any sovereign nation is the seat of central political power, which is of course Abuja, in the case of Nigeria.

A mass attack by well-armed terrorist gunmen along a major highway running through Suleja just a short drive from the capital Abuja is an occurrence that should concern EVERYONE resident in Nigeria regardless of political affiliation or nationality. If the most visibly militarized city in Nigeria could come under terror attack in close proximity to a heavily fortified barracks, then NO city, town, or village in Nigeria could be considered safe from this gathering storm of fundamentalist terror sweeping the West African subcontinent.

One need only look at rouge nations like Afghanistan and Iraq, to see the hell that can befall a country if fundamentalist gunmen are allowed to impose their own hard-line theocratic representatives by force of arms on populations who have already tasted the freedom inherent in electoral democracy. Regardless of whether the above footage was recorded by a terror gang in Kenya, or by their evil counterparts infesting Nigeria, there is NO disputing the fact that a major sustained terrorist attack DID occur uncomfortably close to Abuja, wherein lies the sprawling campus that is Aso Rock, home to the pinnacle of Nigeria's political and military power.

Qtrpst4:
Abacha said that if terror last for more than 24hours, then the government has a hand in it

This may be true in some instances, but all too often, the story of how a region's seeds of terror were sown is more convoluted, involving a rogue's gallery of shadowy cartels that may or may not enjoy ties to the official seat of political power, all playing out against the backdrop of perceived historical precedent.

This is the type of news I want to hear

The Raghead, the use of motorcycles, the unorganized shootings, and the shout of Alla'kuba proves that the video was filmed by the terrorists

In this our case it is true. Why is shettima walking free? What is the deal the bandits said buhari had with them? Why is no one questioning hell rufai? We can go on and on but the truth is that the worse that will happen is to break up this country if it continues like this

Jakumo:


This may be true in some instances, but all too often, the story of how a region's seeds of terror were sown is more convoluted, involving a rogue's gallery of shadowy cartels that may or may not enjoy ties to the official seat of political power, all playing out against the backdrop of perceived historical precedent.