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youghs:
Hard

Do you believe someone walked out of this unscathed?


Think carefully..

This man sef, he has benefited from Nigeria than me and you, he's only acting a script.

Lol, them go soon collect

JOSCOFELIX:
koduga

They have always had their asses kicked over there, today wouldnt be different.

I pity them..

JOSCOFELIX:
fighting between nigeria army and iswap. may God give nigeria army victory

Location bro?

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Why is this report one sided? Why didn't they include the attackers were given a dilapidating blow as the attack failed. The media seems bias against the military efforts in fighting Insurgency and funny enough they are amongst the average in economic power, so if this country burns they would perish innit.

They are pictures and videos released for the failed attack, it's on a Battlefield discussion group on telegram. Whosoever is iinterested in joining the non toxic group should search for 'battlefieldgroup01' on google and join the Telegram group.

NIGERIAN ARMY IS WIDELY ACCLAIMED AND GLOBALLY RESPECTED: A REJOINDER TO THE WILD CLAIMS BY THE ECONOMIST MAGAZINE REPORT ENTITILED: ‘INSURGENCY, SECCESSIONISM AND BANDITRY THREATEN NIGERIA’

The Nigerian Army has been notified of a recent article published in the online version of the "Economist", a London based magazine, titled “Insurgency, Secessionism and Banditry Threaten Nigeria” which was ostensibly crafted to denigrate, demonize and destabilize the Nigerian Government. The report also contained some unimaginable slurs targeted at the Nigerian military and the Nigerian Army in particular, to which we would like to respond.

Even as the real intention of the otherwise respected Economist magazine in publishing such toxic concoctions weaved up as report on Nigerian Government’s response to the multi-faceted security challenges assailing the country is yet to be unraveled, the source of the article is very clear. It is one of those deliberate falsehood and noxious narratives orchestrated by a network of detractors and coven of dark forces working very hard to adorn the Nigerian Army in an unfitting garb of infamy. The vile report which the Economist chose to offer its platform for publication, spared no effort in trying to vilify and rubbish the image, character and reputational standing of the Nigerian Army, but failed woefully.

As a professional, hard-fighting and globally respected institution that has continued to occupy deserved glorious position in the comity of global defence forces, the Nigerian Army is certainly not what the so-called report by the Economist tried to characterize it. Even more ludicrous was the embellishments of the said report by the notorious unprofessional media outlets that were quick to republish the obvious falsehood.

How is it conceivable that an international magazine worth its name and professional reputation would agree to lend its medium for a hatchet job of an article without as much as committing little effort to finding out the real truth about the Nigerian Army? How is it imaginable that the Nigerian Army that has distinguished itself as a worthy contributor to global peace and security through regional, continental and international peace keeping and peace support operations would be characterized as “Mighty on paper”? How can the Nigerian Army that has restored democracies, brought peace to troubled lands and stabilized the sub-region through the dint of hard work, commitment to duty, discipline and professionalism be so denigrated?

Is it the 'ghost soldiers' of the Nigerian Army that have weathered the storm of terrorism and insurgency of Boko Haram and Islamic State of West African Province Terrorists (ISWAP) in the north eastern part of the country and parts of the Lake Chad region?

In case the Economist magazine and those who fed it all the lies it published do not know, the Nigerian Army working in a joint environment, has been able to stop ISWAP, a very formidable international terrorist organization in its tracks, in spite of all the obstacles, including arm sale blackouts on its way. The Economist and its ilk ought to have known that the Nigerian Army has long distinguished itself as a professional force that does not toy with accountability nor shirk from its statutory responsibility of defending Nigeria from external aggression or internal insurrection.

Is it not curious that an otherwise respected international magazine could so easily be sucked in by the antics of conflict merchants and agents provocateurs who are uncomfortable with the steadfastness, patriotism, unwavering commitment, sacrifice, ruggedness and resoluteness of the Nigerian Army in stamping out terrorism, banditry and other violent crimes assailing the country and the West African sub-region? How the Economist magazine failed to do simple due diligence on the said fabricated report is worth interrogating by those who are interested in distinguishing between rogue journalism and professional one.

Let it be known to the Economist magazine and those who concocted the lies they published that the gallant officers and soldiers of the Nigerian Army are undeterred, undistracted and totally unfazed by the harebrained assertions contained in that silly report.

ONYEMA NWACHUKWU
Brigadier General
Director Army Public Relations
23 October 2021

AntiBMC:
Hehe...see c0w trying to speak human language. Magg0t, go and eat you people's usual b4 coming to slam ur head on my mention.

Hahahah, you are so fustrated..


Nna relax. . . Nigeria dey for you.

AntiBMC:
No be me tell you to no get mates for there. As small pikin wey you be, you suppose no shook ur long mouth for the matter.

Bitter soul, lick lime and cry.

AntiBMC:
Shame really far from this people. So they are the fourth most powerful military, yet they scamper at the sight of bandits, running away like scared kids.

Na your mates dey there bro, try help us.

forenzy:
With a force of more than 223,000 active personnel, the Nigerian military is one of the largest uniformed combat services in Africa. According to Global Firepower, the Nigerian Armed Forces are the fourth-most powerful military in Africa, and ranked 35th on its list internationally.

From wikipedia.org

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Joeyfizzo:
God bless our forces...they are really doing a good job. It's not easy. I travelled 9 hrs from Maiduguri to Baga by road thru devastated villages. I saw carnage n battle was written all over the walls of all the towns we passed thru. Gajiram and Kross town was filled with bullet holes and rounds from AA ... chai.....we got to Baga safely no ambush. The Navy boys are just marvelous. Our military boys are willing and ready....assuming they were no saboteurs in the military the fight wud av been a thing of the past. Our boys are too gallant.....

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DubaiLandLord1:
Lol

I can see you finally got some orgasms..... Topnotch!!!


Hope their 'Mighty Military in real life' has won some wars in recent times?

He chose to...

Last seen around where?? Abeg dey make details clear as possible.

JOSCOFELIX:
a guy familar with procuement say nigeria order mi 28 not intel

Huh?! Amen!!

This is simply..It has been discussed on a military discussions group I belong to, they suggested that we either designate them as terriosts or we make use of the Alpha jets/JF 17 and MBA for the now. The Tucano's would have been better because of the cost effectiveness and their loiter time, they can stay on their enemy or ISR for 7hours. That's crazy.

The Leahy's law is overburdening for Nigeria. If the Afghanistan Army did half of what the Nigerian Military had done with all their weapons Taliban wouldn't have overran the country. We patriots know we are grateful for their service and sacrifices.

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Faithful007:
GabrielYulaw ocelot2006 JohnEagle96.

My main point isn't even on the helicopter. It is on the people. Nigeria needs to have a Special forces up to the level of green berets or rangers or seals. We can then go further beyond airstrikes, offensives and defence. Imagine shooting or picking up top BHTs at 2am in their own backyard.

It would be mad!! I see these drills carried out by the NAF panthers, and I wonder why it isn't applied on the battlefield.

With troops been inserted with an Mi-17 and 2Mi-35M providing CAS while the operations last, an ISR acting as the Command and Control.

It would be mad!

Tremple8v:
I love roasted meat

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SRAROFDAVID:
The question we should be asking is where is there base where did they buy those gun trucks, where do they park them where did they pass through to deliver those gun trucks with army colour, why always wait until they attack then the Nigerian army will begin to defend

It's a complex situation dealing with our ever porus borders, cutting across four Neighbouring country of Cameroon, Niger, Mail and Chad!.

Small and light weapons trickle down the Sahel to them over here in the trenches of the Northeast. No doubts, you should join a group on Telegram I belong to on telegram to see first hand the battlefield's videos and picture from the war front. Search 'Battlefieldgroup01' on google and join the telegram page.

Iyanuoluwa2000:
Good job. God bless our troop.
However, repel is not the solution. Take the battle to their enclaves.

They are on it, it's starting this month for the large offensive.

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adabaraabdul:
When you comment, back it up with facts, btwn, what you just commented is a lie and has the potency to misguide and lead others astray.
Seeing your post its easy to spot where your sympathy belongs and where you want the Nigerian state to be. God is bigger than you and Nigeria will win and conquer her enemies and you will live to see this. Kindly keep your evil wishes to yourself.

Thank You, If the Afghanistan Army did half of what the Nigerian Military had done with all their weapons Taliban wouldn't have overran the country. We patriots know we are grateful for their service and sacrifices.

I would love you to join our non toxic group on Telegram, just search 'Battlefieldgroup01' on google or send a message to @Farmer95 on telegram.
It would be great to have your inputs on our military discussions group. Nigeria would overcome.

crafteck:
These people are losing their lives to give u bast---ards the liberty to stay in your room and type, the least you can do is to support them, what have you done for your self talkless of family, street or society, these people fight for the human race.

Thank You, If the Afghanistan Army did half of what the Nigerian Military had done with all their weapons Taliban wouldn't have overran the country. We patriots know we are grateful for their service and sacrifices.

I would love you to join our non toxic group on Telegram, just search 'Battlefieldgroup01' on google and join or send a message to @Farmer95 on telegram.
It would be great to have your inputs on our military discussions group. Nigeria would overcome.

Indispensable85:
Great job guys. We need to work on their recruitment strategy. It must be blocked if we must win this fight. The population of illiterate riffraffs in the north is making recruitment easy for these terrorists.

God punish all those angry about this successful operation by the Nigeria army.
God punish enemies of progress.

Thank You, insiteful measure if it can be applied. We would love to have your inputs on our telegram military discussions group, it's open for everyone who loves military discussions, we share pictures and videos too.

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EmekaBlue:
Or airforce. The burnt body looks like jet damage

Yeah, it was the airforce. Either the Mi-35M or A-29 Tucanos.

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WaffenSS:
It worries me a great deal when everyone, including the media who're supposed to be professionals and great at sticking to details, call these planes "fighter jets".

They're not fighters. They're ground attack aircraft. The A in A29 stands for Attack just as the F in F16 stands for Fighter. The F/A 18 Super hornet is both a fighter and attack aircraft. The A10 warthog is also a ground attack aircraft.

Also, they're not jets. They don't have jet engines. They're turboprops.


Our media has gone to the dogs with lazy bums, and even the people in government don't care about details.

It's misleading.

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seunlier:
Na true o I see one not quite long

Where bro?

Blue on Blue today, Nigerian Airforce mistakes NA troops for escaping BHT's .


No of casualties, unknown.

SamuelAnyawu:
I don’t subscribe to that news definitely.

But you see this Maiduguri I just feel that BH never really ready to shoot down passenger plane or God never let them think go that side.

Where most of the passenger plane start descending low in Borno BH they patrol those areas wella.

Mehn!! Is it until the planes are shot down we then come with a contingency plan? At this point, we should be changing the course of the runway to avoid patrolling BHT's routes..


The Intelligence agencies know this, we always apply fire brigade approach to this thing's..

(Sometimes 10 minutes we Dey fly low. )

Well May God continually guard man pikin.