Shaytun:
How true??

https://nationalsecuritynews.com/2024/04/south-african-soldiers-surrender-to-m23-in-the-drc-and-are-taken-as-prisoners/

Shaytun:
How true??

https://nationalsecuritynews.com/2024/04/south-african-soldiers-surrender-to-m23-in-the-drc-and-are-taken-as-prisoners/

Lurker4Long:

It's a legitimate question, but the graphic you've used is bullshit.

Exnavyboy62:


Awwwwn Somali soldier looking fine, looking fresh
Send her to the frontline with that rifle for 1 week I want to check something.

lionel4power:
Nigerian Army Aviation gets funding, reveals its aerial assets
These platforms are crucial for the Army's surveillance, reconnaissance, and patrol operations, providing a significant boost to the nation's defence capabilities.


The Nigerian Army has taken a significant step in bolstering its military capabilities with the establishment of its own aviation corps. This move has been further strengthened by the announcement of a $3.2 million investment for the construction of the first Army aviation hangar at the Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Airport in Minna, Niger State.

Brigadier General Musa Alkali, the Coordinator of Nigerian Army Aviation, disclosed the development during a meeting with Governor Umar Bago of Niger. The funding for this project is set to be provided by the Pan-African Business Forum as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives, marking a new era in the Nigerian Army’s operational readiness.

[/b]The new hangar is expected to house an impressive fleet of aerial assets, including 12 MD530 Cayuse Warrior series attack helicopters, 10 Bayrakter TB2 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and 8 Magnus light attack aircraft. These platforms are crucial for the Army’s surveillance, reconnaissance, and patrol operations, providing a significant boost to the nation’s defense capabilities[b]

https://www.military.africa/2024/03/nigerian-army-aviation-gets-funding-reveals-its-aerial-assets/

Floky215:


Why NA still carry rusty AK47 rifle up and down is what I don't understand...!!

One can't differentiate them from fulani bandits atimes....!!!

Toju200:
this is Congolese no Rwandan

Odunayaw:
Words can't explain the sorrow!

bidexiii:


Also learnt from @zagazola that late Lt Col AH Al has lost a younger brother also serving in the army in 2019. Both lost there lives serving this country. I pray for the parents most importantly the mum that the great God will uphold and give her the strength to bear the lost.

In Katsina State in 2019, Capt. Jamilu Ali Hassan, a Junior Officer, paid the ultimate sacrifice.

In Delta State in 2024, Commanding Officer Lt. Col. Ali Abdullahi Hassan paid the ultimate price.

Rest in Peace Heroes


credits; @zagazola

bidexiii:
RIP TO 6 POLICE OFFICERS GRUESOMELY MURDERED IN DELTA STATE

tutudesz:

Hmmmm the level of crimes happening in Delta State hardly make news. This criminals has foot soldiers of politicians and the guns

bidexiii:


Throwback: Late Lt. Col Ali, Operational video of him leading his Special Force deep into Sambisa Forest.

https://x.com/ZagazOlaMakama/status/1770386512795820494?s=20


Credits; @zagazola

bidexiii:
FG lists Tukur Mamu, Kaduna-based publisher, among ’15 terrorism financiers’

The federal government has reportedly named Tukur Mamu, publisher of Desert Herald, as one of the suspects involved in terrorism financing.
Mamu was listed among 15 entities, including nine individuals and six Bureau De Change (BDC) operators and firms, according to Punch.
Punch cited a document from the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU) titled “Designation of Individuals and Entities for March 18, 2024”.
According to the document, the Nigeria Sanctions Committee met on March 18 where the named entities were recommended for sanctions following their involvement in terrorism financing.

The NFIU said Mamu “participated in the financing of terrorism by receiving and delivering ransom payments, over the sum of $200,000, in support of ISWAP terrorists for the release of hostages of the Abuja-Kaduna train attack”.
Mamu is currently being tried by the federal government for allegedly aiding the terrorists who attacked the Abuja-Kaduna train in March 2022.
After he was arrested in 2022, the government said it had found $300,000 in his possession.

The money was tagged as “terrorist funds”.
Mamu who is a media aide to Ahmad Gumi, a popular Islamic cleric, has also been accused of exchanging voice notes relating to the Abuja-Kaduna train hostages with one Baba Adamu, a Boko Haram spokesperson.
The publisher has denied any allegiance to terrorists.
The NFIU said one of the terrorism financiers is “the suspected attacker of the St. Francis Catholic Church Owo, Ondo State on June 5, 2022 and the Kuje Correctional Center, Abuja on July 5, 2022″

bidexiii:


Throwback: Late Lt. Col Ali, Operational video of him leading his Special Force deep into Sambisa Forest.

https://x.com/ZagazOlaMakama/status/1770386512795820494?s=20


Credits; @zagazola