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SamuelAnyawu:
I have been there twice shaaa . Those Soldiers helped me on an issue that saved me from Query from my organization

SamuelAnyawu:
Nice one my Banki junction men

tutudesz:
Thanks, but the rain no be here O!

Xbee007:
Was there any kind of announcement of the induction? I couldn't find any post online where Lai Muhammad made any announcement to that effect.

Xbee007:
Are you guys sure Nigerian Air Force is inducting the Super Tucano today? No announcement whatsoever. The only announcement was a post supposedly made by Lai Muhammad. So far, nothing.

cutievik:
Please Join and post pictures on our telegram group.. We should stop feeding trolls here, time for change has come.

https:///battlefiedtelegram

Xbee007:
[/b]I also think those period Samuel mentioned were actually the darkest period for Nigerian soldiers. The 2000 dead soldiers claim is way too low[b]

2018 to 2019 is never the darkest or one of the darkest moments for the Nigerian soldiers, 2014 to 2016 was the worst and period I would never forget, they gave us hell and was the time we recorded highest casualties of soldiers who where K.I.A.

[/b]2010 to 2016 were the darkest period for the residents of Borno and its environs because of the rate of bomb blast incidents. It was also the period when Shekau reigned supreme[b]
I quite agree with you on this but to be more specific the bombing was more intense between 2012 to 2016.

SamuelAnyawu:
I used “one of the” darkest period in NE

Baga, Zari, Metele, Kareto, Kukawa main town,

I have forgotten some areas. I don’t think you were in the Lake Chad during this era. It was the death toll led to Super camp immediately.

There is a reason Bulama Bukarti mentioned that era

JackWolfskin:
Petro Oleksiyovych Poroshenko

JackWolfskin:
Nairaland is Nairaland.

Telegram is Telegram.

You can open a telegram group, yes. There are upsides like moderation etc.

What cannot be reproduced is the 'soul' of this thread.

SamuelAnyawu:
That’s if the number ain’t under reported. The Late 2018 to early 2019 remains one of the darkest era in the Nigeria Army NE war

kabe1:
I like your optimism, but I don't see Turkey as a major defence player.

They don't have the tech unlike the Chinese to go it alone, [/b]and more importantly the US would not allow Turkey grow to a point where they become a threat to US own exports[b]

kabe1:
There are some very wild reports suggesting Nigerian Air Force is getting 6 x units of T-129 Attack Helicopter.

Nostradamus1:
Nice one child of hate and perdition.

Looks like changing ur supplier has no effect .
How about bringing links of how peace have returned to South East since KANU was arrested

cutievik:
Today was suppose to have been the induction of the Super tucanos right?

EricBraven:
Abeg make una share tucano picture when them do the induction ooo.

Covert1:
Good platform but too expensive, too few in number and no sustainable production line to aid maintenance. No the Mi-35M is way better.

The Nigerian Army needs something more in the mould of the AH-1Z. And they need it fast. That's the missing link in their COIN operations

Covert1:
You have to believe it this Rooivalk attack helicopter is made in Africa, in South Africa. It actually meets the test just beset by South Africa's lack of political weight and costs.

Covert1:
It was a trophy display by the Angolans who were fighting the behemoth of the apartheid regime at the time. Lagos because Nigeria was the major financier supporting numerous freedom fighters for independence in Southern Africa both materially with clandestine military forces and advisers and also was a political and military counterweight to apartheid and nuclear armed South Africa at the time a powerful military force in Africa. The picture is in public archives. No secret.

https://www.nytimes.com/1975/12/19/archives/angolans-in-lagos-display-2-captured-south-africans.html

https://beegeagle./2010/12/12/nigerias-best-kept-military-secret-5000-troops-fought-in-angolas-first-civil-war/

RiceProducers:
You don't know Nigeria was sending plane load of arms and money to Angola?. C-130s were shuttling quite frequently. Nigeria's leaders then were young officers fresh from a civil war with a pan Africanist political bent.

[/b]After Cuba, Nigeria was the hero of the liberation struggle[b]

Covert1:
Captured Apartheid Southie Soldiers By Nigerian Troops Sent To Lagos And Paraded Before The Media During The Angolan War.

Covert1:
French Jet Crashes In Terrorist Hotspot of Northern Mali - French Military

https://www.defenceweb.co.za/aerospace/aerospace-aerospace/french-mirage-2000-jet-crashes-in-northern-mali-military-says/

SamuelAnyawu:
Sincerely many have gone unaccounted for on this route. I remember when they took over 8 University of Maiduguri students till date no news about them.

[/b]The Gridlines have remain damaged and no electricity for five months now. Once you try to fix one, they’ll blow another. Well we are now used to blackout[b]