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Xbee007:BREAKING: Boko Haram Attacks Nigerian Army At Malam Fatori, 3 Terrorists Killed http://saharareporters.com/2019/11/15/breaking-boko-haram-attacks-nigerian-army-malam-fatori-3-terrorists-killed Can you believe what they are reporting |
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NAF kills ISWAP fighters, recover four gun trucks The Nigerian Air Force has killed scores of Islamic State West African Province terrorists in the Mallam Fatori area of Lake Chad in Borno State, and demobilised four of their gun trucks. According to the military, the ISWAP commanders were tracked by the Air Task Force of Operation Lafiya Dole and troops of the Nigerian Army, 89 and 97 Task Force Battalions of Sector 3 during a joint operation on Wednesday. While the NAF aircraft provided close air support and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance platform, the troops engaged the terrorists, forcing them to retreat into the bushes....read more https://punchng.com/naf-kills-iswap-fighters-recover-four-gun-trucks/ |
JUST IN: Another Dooms day for ISWAP in Mallam Fatori as own troops continue to annihilate them neutralizing 13 terrorists, same time recovering 187 rounds of Anti-aircraft Gun (belted) 2 AK47 Riffles, 80 round of GPMG, 4 AK47 magazine loaded with 30 rounds of 7.62mm among others recovered. Regrettably, one soldier paid the supreme price while 4 other soldiers were wounded in action. The wounded soldiers are currently in a military medical facility and are positively responding to treatment.
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Looks like NA has several unserviceable T-72 MBTs, lack of proper planning and erratic acquisition programs In 2014/15 period.
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Dedicated to our Sky Warriors
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In another recent video Abubakar Shekau has released a second video message in 24 hours. This time round, he directs his message in the condemnation of Shias. |
Abubakar Shekau has released a scathing condemnation on Maulud celebration in a 33 minute video recording. He argues, reading from his signature spiral bonded paper, that there is no evidence or consensus by clerics on when prophet Muhammad was born. Is it news worthy: The video is an evidence he is still holding out? It is evident by the video that he is struggling with his eyesight. It proves he is very idle going by his last 3 outings? The poor video quality also shows the group has lost skills and equipments.
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NAF HELICOPTER SUFFERS MISHAP UPON LANDING IN ENUGU A Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Helicopter has crashed on landing in Enugu after a routine flight today. Fortunately, there were no fatalities or injuries to any crew member or persons on the ground. The Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, has directed the immediate constitution of a Board of Inquiry to determine the cause(s) of the accident. The NAF continues to solicit the understanding and support of the general public as it daily strives to ensure the security of Nigeria and Nigerians. Details later. IBIKUNLE DARAMOLA Air Commodore Director of Public Relations and Information Nigerian Air Force |
#More NAF PILOTS
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Odunayaw:I want to ask the same question, I just decided to keep the question to myself..... ![]() |
#ThrowbackThursday Gen Yakubu Gowon and graduating cadets of the NDA Regular 1 Course in March 1967. Full faces from Left to Right: Cadets Salihu Ibrahim, Rabiu Aliyu, M Dahiru, Oladipo Diya.
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#NAF PILOT Always ready and willing
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I.D please..
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Toju200: ![]() Nope they where there just to learn some new stuffs about commercial drones and new ideas to add to our tsaigumi. That's all. |
NAFIL team storms Las Vegas for commercial UAV EXPO The Nigerian Air Force Investments Limited (NAFIL), recently storm the city of Las Vegas in the United States to participate in the just concluded Commercial Unmanned Ariel Vehicle (UAV), Expo. https://www.sunnewsonline.com/nafil-team-storms-las-vegas-for-commercial-uav-expo/#commentform
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#Libya- photo purportedly showing #LNA #Jordan|ian KADDB-made al-Mared 8X8 APC in Bani Walid, this APC as closed similarities with the NA EZUGWU MRAP
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CAS VISITS INDIA, SEEKS PARTNERSHIP IN TRAINING, R&D The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, has led a delegation of senior Nigerian Air Force (NAF) officers on a visit to India to seek for avenues to strengthen strategic partnerships for capacity building and Research and Development (R&D) with a view to further boosting the NAF’s operational effectiveness in the fight against insurgency and other forms of criminality in the country. The visit, which is holding from 11 - 14 November 2019, is at the instance of the Indian Government through an invitation extended by the CAS of the Indian Air Force (IAF), Air Chief Marshal Rakesh Singh Bhadauria. While in India, Air Marshal Abubakar, who has already paid formal courtesy calls on the IAF CAS and the Deputy Chief of the Indian Army, will hold several other high level meetings as well as visit some IAF Bases and facilities in the Country. The CAS was received on arrival in Delhi, the Indian capital, by a delegation from IAF and the Defence Adviser (DA) at Nigeria’s High Commission, Navy Commodore Olusegun Fereira, as well as the DAs of Senegal, Niger Republic, Ghana and Egypt. Those accompanying the CAS on the visit include the Chief of Training and Operations Headquarters (HQ) NAF, Air Vice Marshal (AVM) Oladayo Amao, and the Chief of Logistics HQ NAF, AVM Mohammed Yakubu, among others. IBIKUNLE DARAMOLA Air Commodore Director of Public Relations and Information Nigerian Air Force
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NORTH EAST DEVT COMMISSION TO PARTNER NIG ARMY TO REPAIR DESTROYED FACILITIES IN THE NORTH-EAST The North-East Development Commission (NEDC) has assured the Nigerian Army (NA) of its desire and unwavering commitment to repairing roads and other critical infrastructure destroyed as a result of insurgency in North-East. Its Chairman Governing Board, Maj Gen Paul Tarfa (rtd), gave the assurance while receiving the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Tukur Yusufu Buratai, and some principal officers of the Army, who paid a courtesy call to the Commission's office in Abuja today the 12th of November 2019. According to Gen Tarfa, the leadership of the Army has done a lot in terms of the war against terrorism and insurgency as well as rehabilitating and constructing important infrastructure and other basic amenities that were totally destroyed or affected by Boko Haram terrorists in the last ten years. While welcoming the COAS, and his delegation, the Chairman, said his commission will support and offer necessary assistance to officers and men of the Army, in a bid to ensure that they effectively prosecute the war against insurgency which is for the common good for all Nigerians. "The Nigerian Military, especially the Army, is one of our strategic partners in the North-East. "Indeed, we appreciate the good work the Army is doing in the areas of security, rehabilitating several obsolete amenities and damaged infrastructural facilities. "It is heartwarming that most of the facilities and buildings, have been rebuilt and new ones constructed by the Army, at several affected communities across the North East Zone. "These kind gestures done by the Army leadership, have tremendously assisted the traumatized and affected people of Borno, Adamawa, Yobe and other parts of the North-East. "Once again, we sincerely appreciate what you and your team are doing. And we want to assure you that we will partner with you, and assist you in diverse ways," he said. Earlier in his remark, Lt Gen Buratai, said their visit to the Commission is the beginning of good, and beneficial relationship between the Army and NEDC. He noted that both the Commission and the Army have and are pursuing common national interests and goals, hence there is need for a robust partnership in order to actualize the laudable objectives of the commission. The COAS, who described members of the recently-established Commission as men of impeccable integrity and exceptional administrative pedigree, disclosed that the collapse of several infrastructure in the North-East is impacting negatively on the Army's operations. He said: "There are several infrastructure that have been damaged beyond repair in the North-East as a result of Boko Haram's insurgency. "On the other hand, several of our military barracks are also dilapidated, and urgently require speedy renovations works to be done on them. Also the families/widows that are left behind by our deceased colleagues require some form of incentives to pursue a worthy meaningful means of livelihood. "As such, the Commission should strive and look into the problem of collapsed infrastructure in the North-East, especially roads and housing as well as the condition of widows in the Barracks. "There is need for fundamental steps to be taken to repair the collapsed roads, and other facilities, so as to assist troops prosecute the counter-insurgency war and also decimate the remaining terrorists." All the Executive Directors and other members of the commission/Board were present during the visit. Lt Gen LO Adeosun the Chief of Policy and Plans Army, Commander Engineers Corps Maj Gen JS Malu, Chief of Logistics Army, Maj Gen JI Unuigbe, Coordinator Special duties Office of the Chief of Army Staff Maj Gen SA Yaro and Maj Gen KO Kadiri Group Managing Director Nigerian Army Welfare Ltd/Guaranty also blessed the occasion. . Others are - Commander Budget and accounts of the Nigerian Army Maj Gen AR Bakare, Corps Commander Ordnance Maj Gen OA Akintade, representatives of the Chief of Military Intelligence and Provost Marshall 'Army' Brig Gens A Yellow Duke and ME John Okon respectively.
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Toju200:NIGERIAN ARMY, DICON SIGN AGREEMENT FOR EZUGWU MRAP VEHICLES PRODUCTION The Nigerian Army on Tuesday formalised agreement with the Defence Industries Corporation of NIGERIA / Command Engineering Depot on mass production of 28 Mines Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles for its counter terrorism/insurgency and other operations across the nation. The agreement was signed by the Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen Tukur Yusufu Buratai, represented by the Chief of Policy and Plans, 'Army' Lt Gen Lamidi Adeosun and the Director General of DICON, Maj Gen Victor Ezugwu at the Army Headquarters Abuja. Buratai disclosed that the agreement would enable DICON/CED to roll out the vehicles within a specified period of time. This act by the Nigerian Army under the dynamic and ingenious leadership of Lt Gen TY Buratai is in line with the Federal Government of Nigeria local content policy, where the Army has since been working assiduously to locally manufacture/produce her basic requirements in the areas of lift capability, light weapons, Armoured Personnel CarrierHe and kitting. According to him " it was in furtherance of the government’s effort to reduce reliance on foreign countries to acquire the needed equipment for its operations towards addressing the prevailing security challenges across the country that this event is been executed today. Buratai commended DICON for its commitment to developing local content and capacity of the home based engineers of the Nigerian Army to solve the nation’s security problems. He added that the initiative was to look inward through research and development to come up with what can be called indigenous MRAP vehicle. “We are gathered here today to actualise one of the lofty dreams of the army in reducing challenges of having to rely on everything from outside Nigeria in terms of lethal equipment for Nigerian Army. “Lethal requirement is one of the critical requirements that assist in professionally discharging our duties after good training. “We have been relying solely in getting this critical equipment from outside. “All of us are fully aware of the challenges that the Nigerian Army and Nigeria as a country has continued to face in all attempt to acquire all important military equipment for Nigerian armed forces particularly the army. “We will go ahead to sign the agreement for the first ever locally produced MRAPs by the Nigerian Army in collaboration with DICON and Command Enguneering Depot in phases of the contract agreement,’’ he said. Responding, the Director General of DICON, said that the first batch of the 10 MRAPs in production at its factory in Kaduna would be delivered in December, 2019. He assured that the company had the capacity and the manpower to execute the agreement in line with the government’s plan to develop local content. According to him, I want to assure you that we will meet the timeline for this contract and the first set of 10 of these vehicles will be ready by early December this year. “The partnership has brought about the first indigenous MRAP vehicle and I want to thank the Chief of Army Staff for having confidence in us which ordinarily would have been mission impossible. “The beautiful thing about what we are witnessing today is that we are doing both research and development and production of this vehicle together. “That is why in less than a year, we have the prototype produced and we are going into the mass production phase with this contract signing. “I want to assure COAS that the standard that is contained in the characteristics of MRAP vehicle would be maintained. “We have passed the phase of research and development, we are in full production,” he said. Many senior army officers were in attendance during the historic event which include the Chief of Logistics Army Maj Gen JI Unuigbe, Chief of Projects and Programmes Maj Gen MSA Aliyu, Corp Commander Ordnance Maj Gen OA Akintade, Director Legal Services Maj Gen YI, Shalangwa and Commander Command Enguneering Depot Brig Gen SS Araoye.
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HAPPENING NOW: NIGERIAN ARMY SMALL ARMS CHAMPIONSHIP (NASAC) 2019. The special guest of Honour was His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Oyo State, Engr Seyi Abiodun Makinde while delivering his Remarks during the Opening Ceremony.
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