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Nigerian born astrophysicist who designs and builds drones for the US military , and has 7 masters degree is reported to have bagged his 4th Ph.D. degree. Mr Osemwengie is the founder of Open Robotics University in America.
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The graduation ceremony of the First Nigerian Female Fighter Pilot. Kafayat Sanni who had her Aviation Leadership Programme from Columbia Air Force in the USA made history after becoming the first female fighter pilot in our armed forces.
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SamuelAnyawu:You can be in Borno, a fact I can’t argue with you. But you mentioning some areas in Borno claiming you often make use of the roads frequently shows you are bloody liar and you’re very good at it. Dude have spent over 5 years in the N.E and Kekeno been my base, currently am in another N.E state going to three years now. Kekeno in Kukawa L.G.A are still deadly even for the military patrols , likewise cross kuawa, east town of Kukawa are all ghost road. Keep lying and fooling yourself. |
kemicalreact:It’s internal in the sense that you can’t apply online you have to summit your application to the chief SSS of your state or of the FCT. I think someone asked the same question few pages back on the other thread. May you check I did made the explanation there |
kemicalreact:Seriously In the late 90’s till early 20’s you’ll see most DSS wielding P90. |
SamuelAnyawu:Just remember a F.O.B with a wire barb fencing all through and it was not even constructed by the army. It was a poultry settlement raged by the war and was later and still been used has a F.O.B. I’ll get the pictures soon. |
SamuelAnyawu:No barb wires in that video. |
SamuelAnyawu:Where ? Which of the F.O.B ? When next you go please endeavor to take a picture of them ? And am still putting it to you that it’s a lie!! |
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CaptainStephen:Tell them bro |
SamuelAnyawu:I can see throughly you have military personnel has friends giving the gist of what happened in some part of the theaters. During the dark days, even has CO’s officers you have to participate in the digging somehow to show commitment and sympathy to troops under your command before we started having excavators. But the part of your gist are not true !! Like these part stating: “Although I heard the barb wire fence messed Soldiers trying to withdraw during the 2018 Metele attack”. Show me a F.O.B with a barb wire in the North East theatre . |
President Buhari's Personal Body Guard, Warrant Officer Lawal Mato Dies. https://m.thenigerianvoice.com/news/287263/president-buharis-personal-body-guard-warrant-officer-law.html |
NAF@56: NAF DISTRIBUTES FOOD ITEMS, OTHER PALLIATIVES TO HOST COMMUNITIES IN ABUJA TO MARK ITS 56th ANNIVERSARY As part of activities to mark its 56th Anniversary, the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) today, 21 April 2020, distributed food items and other palliatives to indigent members of its host communities in Nuwalege, Zamani and Ushafa in the Abuja Municipal and Bwari Area Councils of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The palliatives, which were handed over by the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, represented by the Chief of Policy and Plans, Air Vice Marshal (AVM) Oladayo Amao, are aimed at complementing the efforts of the Federal Government in assuaging the hardships being experienced by Nigerians due to the lockdown imposed to curb the spread of the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). Unlike previous NAF Day Celebrations, this year’s anniversary has been scaled down in keeping with the mood of the Nation as well as the need to comply with the stipulated precautionary measures to curb the spread of the virus. The distribution of palliatives to NAF host communities, which commenced today, would also be replicated in all the 6 Geopolitical Zones of the Country and would last until 26 April 2020. While fielding questions from the Press, the Representative of the CAS, AVM Amao, stated that the NAF Day is usually marked with a lot of fanfare and major activities such as ceremonial parades, anniversary lectures, medical outreaches, gala nights and award ceremonies as well as static and aerial displays, amongst others. “However”, he disclosed, “with the mood of the Nation as a result of the COVID-19 global pandemic, the NAF decided this year to mark the anniversary in a low key manner whilst reaching out to poor and vulnerable members of our host communities through the distribution palliatives”. He added that members of the Nigerian Air Force Officers' Wives Association (NAFOWA) would also be complementing the effort of the NAF through the distribution of palliatives to some communities before the end of the week. He appealed to beneficiaries to stay safe and observe all the precautionary safety measures and guidelines stipulated by the Federal Ministry of Health, Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) and other relevant Government Agencies, as the NAF would continue to visit them from time to time to further enlighten them on steps they could take individually and collectively to stem the Pandemic. Earlier in his welcome remarks, the Commander 053 Headquarters NAF Camp, Abuja, Air Commodore Simon Peter, noted that in view of the recent turn of events brought about by the COVID-19 Pandemic, the CAS directed that the NAF’s 56th Anniversary should be flagged off with the distribution of palliatives to the poor and vulnerable groups in the NAF’s host communities nationwide. He disclosed that about 500 families would benefit from the first phase of the programme in Abuja and would receive various relief items including bags of rice and semovita as well as vegetable oil, tin tomatoes and hand sanitisers. While thanking the CAS for the laudable initiative, the Commander recalled how the NAF, as part of its civil military relations efforts, had held medical outreaches and provided toilets and a borehole for the Primary School in the Community. He noted that the Service would continue to add value to the society and thus contribute to Nation building. The Sarki Nuwalege, Bashiru Daudu, while appreciating the NAF for coming to their aid at this crucial period, noted that the palliatives distributed by the Service would reduce hunger and also mitigate the hardship the people of the Community were facing. He also thanked the CAS for the laudable initiative which, he said, would further assist the poorest of the poor in his Community. The other activity lined up to commemorate the NAF Day 2020 is a Fly-past by NAF aircraft on Wednesday, 22 April 2020, which would serve as a salute to the Nigerian people for their support to the NAF over the years, whilst also reminding Nigerians to stay safe in these trying times. The flag-off ceremony of palliatives in Abuja was also witnessed by Branch Chiefs, Directors and other senior officers from Headquarters NAF and other units in Abuja as well as members of the host communities. IBIKUNLE DARAMOLA Air Commodore Director of Public Relations and Information Nigerian Air Force
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Likely the first photo of an A-545 rifle produced by the Degtyaryov Plant in service with the Russian MoD. In this case, photographed with an SSO specialist during a training exercise with the 810th Naval Infantry Brigade in Crimea.
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Alshabaab who were planting an IED at Heliwa District along Mogadishu highway at Isgoyska near ex- control were blown by their own fire. 1 died, 2 got injured and also captured by police.
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kabe1:It’s been long when I saw this p90 riffle with DSS or any service men. |
Fynline:Yeap when this BTR-4 first arrive the main gun (RWS/Automatic Canon) was been used, after a while I don’t know what happen. First of all they where returned, then later brought back with an added AAG in the front. I think we have issues getting the ammo for the main gun but the coaxial machine-gun besides are still working. Now this is what past COAS got for us, if you talk now they come for your head ![]() |
Got banned for posting this twitter video link in the morning with my main forum profile. But if you’re interested in watching the video check on this twitter handle.
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Pakistan Army now receiving its first batch of Chinese Norinco made VT4 Main Battle Tanks.
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NihiIist:He never said so ! Yeap going to the question: why Warrant Officer/Sergeant First Class wear a golden eagle crest, yes the Gold carries a much significance value and more precious than silver. Now warrant officers or Sargent first class wear “[/b]The insignia is golden eagle surrounded by the matching golden crown made of olive leaves[b]” Warrant Officers are assistants of our next rank, which is… Master Warrant Officer/Master Sergeant. Officers of this rank are responsible for military equipment. The insignia of the Master Warrant Officer/Master Sergeant is the Nigerian Coat Of Arms, where the horses are silver and the rest is golden. This concludes the non-commissioned ranks. Now the main reason for honoring this NCO’s with this golden eagle crest/insignia is that it’s one of the most important post and level to attain in the NCO’s ranks/Corp and trust me, this guys are battle tested and well experienced. Even CO’s officers treat the with a kind of level of respect because they are usually old in age, military service and experience. Now to the rank of the major: After the Captain comes the Major, “[/b]which is the lowest field officer rank in the Nigerian Army[b]”. Majors have a silver eagle on each shoulder. Now let me go on to higher or more senior CO’s. Colonel. These officers are at the top of the field officer hierarchy and at the bottom of the commissioned officer hierarchy. They are responsible for the regiments. Colonels have two silver stars and a silver eagle (all vertically aligned) on each shoulder. Colonel. These officers are at the top of the field officer hierarchy and at the bottom of the commissioned officer hierarchy. They are responsible for the regiments. Colonels have two silver stars and a silver eagle (all vertically aligned) on each shoulder. Then comes the Brigadier general. These officers are responsible for commanding brigades. Brigadiers have three silver stars that form a triangle with a silver eagle on top. This arrangement goes on both shoulders (obviously). The third highest rank in the Nigerian Army is the Lieutenant General. These officers have the vertically aligned emblem of the crossed sword and baton, a star and an eagle, all in gold and on both shoulders. stars that form a triangle with a silver eagle on top. This arrangement goes on both shoulders (obviously). The next mid-level commissioned officer rank is the Major General. Major Generals have a golden emblem of the crossed sword and baton below a golden eagle on each shoulder. The third highest rank in the Nigerian Army is the Lieutenant General. These officers have the vertically aligned emblem of the crossed sword and baton, a star and an eagle, all in gold and on both shoulders. Now why does a Brigadier General have or uses three silver stars that form a triangle with a silver eagle on top and warrant officer wear a golden eagle surrounded by a matching golden crown made of olive leaves. It’s not about the seniority or hierarchy but level attained in such commission. Please do you get the contrast ! |
ARMED FORCES OF NIGERIA NEUTRALIZES ARMED BANDITS THROUGH ITS AIR COMPONENT OF OPERATION GAMA AIKI AT MAGUGA IN NIGER STATE 1. The Armed Forces of Nigeria through its Air Component of Operation GAMA AIKI neutralized several armed bandits at Maguga in Rafi Local Government Area of Niger State. The operation, which was conducted in support of Operation THUNDER STRIKE, was executed on 19 April 2020 sequel to reports that some armed bandits, clad in black attire, had been sighted along with a large herd of rustled cattles in the area. 2. Accordingly, the Air Component scrambled its aircraft to attack the location. Upon sighting the approaching attack aircraft, the armed bandits scampered to conceal themselves under nearby shrubs but were engaged with cannon fire which led to the neutralization of several of them. 3. The Armed Forces of Nigeria wishes to thank all Nigerians for their support and encourages the general public to continue providing useful information that would facilitate its operation to restore peace and security to all affected parts of the Country. 4. You are please requested to disseminate this information for the awareness of the general public. Thank you for your usual support and cooperation. JOHN ENENCHE Major General Coordinator Defence Media Operations Defence Headquarters 21 April 2020 |
Another victory from 159bn Geidam, they captured 1 Guntruck from Bokoharam terrorist: (follow for more update)
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Toju200:https://www.independent.ng/nigeria-to-buy-russian-mig-yak-130-fighters-artillery-equipment/ |
QuietMynd:The matter weak me.... ![]() |
kabe1:Have always loved the Malian SF |
jpphilips:Kindly, Post the links from your research. |
jpphilips:And where did you get your starts from or source; before you start challenging anyone. |
#RANDOM
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The MoI visited today the USGN HQs, where he awarded the team that carried the successful CT operation last week, resulting in neutralizing two dangerous ISIS terrorists.
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Cool picture for a Tunisian Air Force Door Gunner and RCA operators.
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, u jst call tucano outdated