₦airaland Forum

mzilakazi:
You are such a joke because if you would have known what load shedding was you wouldn't have made a fool of yourself. Load shedding only happen once a week and in most cases during the day for few hours of not more than four hours, dummy. Moreover, most SA use rechargeable light bulb for load shedding just in case it happens during the night, dummy.

rechargeable light bulb, some can be controlled by remote control

jln115:
we've been fighting wars from 1899 or have you forgotten the boere war, ww1, ww2, Korean war,border war.

jln115:
I know they don't do this in the Nigerian armed forces but in South Africa we pass down our experience from generation to generation, thus the lessons learned from previous wars are still known today.

mzilakazi:
Nigeria approves of Chad operation on their land. No matter how hard you can try to play, pain can never be endured forever. Nigeria is showing signs of succumbing to terrorism and needing help.


http://m.news24.com/news24/Africa/News/Chad-joins-Boko-Haram-fray-20150120

MikeCZAR:
Cuba, Soviet Union, Angola, MK, ZIPRA, ZANU, AZANLA, PLAN, FAPLA, Frelimo, Seleka, M23, ADF-NALU, Mai Mai, Lesotho.

What experience?

What movement or army has your army fought?

Hungry cannibal rebels?

MikeCZAR:
Cuba, Soviet Union, Angola, MK, ZIPRA, ZANU, AZANLA, PLAN, FAPLA, Frelimo, Seleka, M23, ADF-NALU, Mai Mai, Lesotho.

What experience?

What movement or army has your army fought?

Hungry cannibal rebels?

MikeCZAR:
Prove it.

With the MIG-29(s) Chad has a long range strike capability.

Deep interdicion:

Targets inside Nigeria can be engaged logistics trucks, bridges, Command posts, runways, packed aircraft, ammunition depots etc

Your frontline units will pull back when supplies run dry as usual.

Oi!! You'd be roasted. TOTAL BRAAI !!!

mzilakazi:
You are as stupid as your fellow friend @agaubugubu. You can never discuss load shedding with a Nigerian because that topic sound so foreign to them.

mzilakazi:
Nigeria lives in permanent darkness and they are used to it. No need to make international news headlines when their electricity supply start to be unstable.

Dummy, The US which is your dreamland import 26 terawatt of electricity and ranks third in the world in power import.

https://rankingamerica./2012/12/02/the-u-s-ranks-3rd-in-electricity-imports/

http://www.indexmundi.com/map/?t=0&v=83&r=na&l=en


Your dreamland America import more power from canada and neighbours than that SA can produce.

http://m.aljazeera.com/story/2014101121933879758

jln115:
we've been fighting wars from 1899 or have you forgotten the boere war, ww1, ww2, Korean war,border war.

MikeCZAR:
The SANDF has standards from uniforms to weapons.

patches689:
American military had no war experience before they thrased the Iraq army

By your argument DRC army is the best in the world as they have been in combat for over 60 straight years

Professionalism and modernism defeats combat experience any day of the week

patches689:
American military had no war experience before they thrased the Iraq army

By your argument DRC army is the best in the world as they have been in combat for over 60 straight years

Professionalism and modernism defeats combat experience any day of the week

patches689:
None of those weapons are effective against high flying jets - they are all SHORAD you have no strategic air defence assets

patches689:
Chad will fight a mobility war based around technicals and defeat you like Boko Haram. They will outmaneuver your low mobility formations and base their warfare off hit and run attacks over a widely dispersed area

Remeber - BH atrocities against civilians comes AFTER they defeat your military

T-72's

Lol, again go look up the toyota war

The Toyota War is the name commonly given to the last phase of the Chadian–Libyan conflict, which took place in 1987 in Northern Chad and on the Libyan-Chadian border. It takes its name from the Toyota pickup trucks used as technicals to provide mobility for the Chadian troops as they fought against the Libyans.[6] The 1987 war resulted in a heavy defeat for Libya, which, according to American sources, lost one tenth of its army, with 7,500 men killed and US$1.5 billion worth of military equipment destroyed or captured.[7]


At the opening of 1987, the last year of the war, the Libyan expeditionary force was still impressive, comprising 8,000 soldiers, 300 tanks, many multiple rocket launchers (rocket artillery) and regular artillery pieces, Mi-24 helicopters and sixty combat aircraft. These forces did not have a unified command, but were divided into an Operational Group South, active in the Tibesti with 2,500 men, and an Operational Group East, centered in Faya-Largeau.[16]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_War

Nigerian Army will be thrased in the the same manner

NaijaPikinGidi:
Struggling to be factually correct by claiming 1000 casualties? You are in such a depressing state of melancholy! What happened to the well reported but strongly refuted claim of 2000 casualties!

What this means is that the NA is making the desired progress in knocking reason into you empty skulls.

mzilakazi:
Chad that I know has cluster bombs.

patches689:
Meh, Namibia has a power surplus so we are buying some so that we can perform maintenance on our Generators

I see no problem with this.

If anything it shows how SADAC is the best regional alliance in Africa - our nations have become inexorably linked together

patches689:
Its the hottest news topic in the world at the moment

Turn on your TV

mzilakazi:
So, America, Italy, Britain and others barely had power to feed their failing grid. Damn!! man I know you are living in a country that does not have power but it is not expected of you to be that ignorant. Go and educate yourself what is rolling blackout. It means SA now produces electricity to many people than before. Over 94% of SA households are now electrified and therefore many power stations are now needed to be build. Atleast Four or Five more power stations or upgrade of existing power stations will do.

patches689:
First, you only have 16 Roland launchers - about enough to provide an AA umbrella over a brigade sized formation

How will you defend bridges, airbases, HQ's, fuel dumps, ammo dumps, garages, staging areas, communications hubs as well as 150 000 men with only 16 launchers?

They will simply avoid them, and where they do exist, they will drop cluster munitions and dumb bombs from above the effective range of your rolands

Clown, Chad will wipe the floor with you

Chad has NO cluster bombs, that destroys the backbone of your argument

Thiza:
PROFESSIONAL ARMY

NaijaPikinGidi:
Meanwhile, Namibia is exporting Electricity to South Africa to help stem the Load Shedding that is bringing pain and suffering to every South African.

See full details:
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http://mg.co.za/article/2015-01-20-namibia-exporting-power-to-sa

Patchesagain:
Lol no

Chad will fight exactly like BH

Its their doctrine

Go look up "the toyota war" and see what they did to Libya

MikeCZAR:
Your "snail speed" Roland will do what now?

Chad will fly its MIG-29 at altitudes of around 7km, dropping cluster bombs. Abacha will cry out loud in his grave

Chad will roast Nigeria in the desert.

Note: I'm using your stup..I'd augubugbu doctrine.

Thiza:
A PROFESSIONAL ARMY THAT NEVER RETREATS INSPITE OF FACING OVERWHELMING ODDS.....RUNNING AWAY IS NOT AN OPTION

mzilakazi:
Chad president himself was a fighter pilot, so how can you belittle a person who was once a pilot to degrade his leadership like that? I don't believe your assertions or else you will have to convince us with a source to prove to us that Chad's MIGs are flown by mercenaries.

Hogsmead:
You wouldn't even know how you google for it,and even if you did,you won't be able to interprete it.

Centrifude:
I agree with you on this one, Nigeria is in no condition to fight a war with a Power House like Chad, the fact that they have superior Air Power would be a crippling blow to N.A

mzilakazi:
With your current situation, Chad will roast you for supper. You can never acquire jets and fly them all in one day. It takes you years to do that. Jets are not manufactured like cars, they wait for an order and start to build jets thereof. Training will also take time and by the time all that is done, Chad would have roasted all your army for breakfast and supper.

Centrifude:
Ok just question.. How many solid Allies does Nigeria have in Africa?