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Misdirected and misused funds are the problem as usual.....quick summary for those who won't bother |
baylord77:Actually, there are different types of Hilux. 2 of them are the latest model and one is the model before that |
Neutralobserver:23,000bpd vs Aliko's 665,000bpd. Can you see why it is a monopoly sir? |
The speed with which they pile debt is why we don't deserve IMF forgiveness. |
Hahahaha.......wetin Ali no go see for gate sha |
Racoon:You're welcome! |
Racoon:Harakiri is the right spelling. |
@Owobokiri, 2 chilled Heineken with nkwobi and peppersoup for you! Your brain is there! Jean Franc hates even the West African puppets, only loves them when it's time to use or abuse them. Just like olosho and client. Or her love-vendor in Jean Franc's case! Nigeria and Nigerians still doubting how much this absolutely poor beggar thy neighbour European country called France hate us had better wake up and smell the coffee. It's still not yet late! |
Mehn, I feel my love for the Nigerian military going back to where it was as a child! These new service chiefs are giving me so much joy back to back. See press statement from the Army abeg: 1. Neutralized in an ambush 2. Acting on credible intelligence 3. Fleeing due to the intensity of Sambisa ops 4. Engaged and overwhelmed THE CRIMINALS with aggressive firepower 5. Escaped with fatal gunshot wounds. I no lie e for sweet pass if dem off ALL for there sha! 6. Recovered AK-47s and freed kidnap victims 7. Dominating the area on aggressive patrols 8. Trailing fleeing terrorists to locate and neutralise them Wawu, and it was 2 simultaneous ops! BH, ISWAP and co, this is just the Attahiru course you are seeing! Well, they say dine like a king for breakfast so I guess una go belleful first before trying to attempt Courses Amao and Gambo! Ohh I forgot, General Leo is there to serve them all 3 as a bowl of hot assorted ![]() Awon BH oo, awon ISWAP o, awon ESN o, awon Avengers o and all the other members of the illegal "alphabet soup" in Nigeria, my own 2 Kobo to una is that I see that the new service chiefs and their CDS REALLY mean business. Make una reconsider una ways, so una families go remain complete. For those that are not agitating for 72 virgins of course! Those ones, I'm sure the bokoto, ponmo and shaki (SBS, AFSF, NA SF forces) in the bowl of Gen Leo's assorted will gladly fix them an appointment with the virgins. Note: you might not get the 72 as promised )OGAs, ABEG make una no fall my hand after all the hype o! I'm not the typical Nigerian that can pretend there is no improvement when there clearly is, and the military is on that happy path in the BH and anti banditry operations with the new chiefs. I mean when last did the Army call these criminals what they really are? I pray for all our sakes that they can sustain this present aggressive tempo. |
motymop:Apart from globalist sponsorship and the saboteurs that are cashing out in our case, terrorism and terrorists are very hard to dislodge. The Taliban, for example, have turned themselves into the protectors of Afghanistan's legacy as the graveyard of empires. Russia, Pakistan, USA, NATO and ISAF are among their victims. That insurgency is one that fits the likely to never end scenario. IMO, a more fitting scenario to judge our case by is the Sri Lankan Civil War. While presently not a full blown war, the Tamil Tigers took the Sri Lankans over 25 years to defeat, and that was just kinetic warfare. Hearts and minds is still ongoing. And of course this doesn't mean the kinetic stopped. Has only been reduced to the level of intelligence and police action |
Odunayaw:Looool did I ever withdraw my opinion? My boss I only said I can agree, not that he is definitely correct. |
Toju200:USA no dey ever pass training now. ![]() Ask Guatemala, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen and so many other beneficiaries of the USA's world class "military training". ![]() |
shadowprimezero:Boss read the release again, slowly. Then add this tidbit below. The airframes have been public knowledge for about 5 days now. The CAS went to TAC and didn't as much as acknowledge the specific aircraft or drones he was talking about. Just said general new platforms. Also notice the specificity of "be good hosts to the foreign technicians". In the pictures, every SINGLE foreigner is Pakistani. If this kain person do test use of aircraft and weapons before official commissioning, if you no dey above am for chain of command, he go bother tell you?! Make we reason am now. |
Raaven:Our Indian friend(welcome back @Nemesis) suspects fuel-air explosives. And I can agree because by God, those things ROAST everything in their damage radius. |
bidexiii:Praise Master Jesus! We have a fighting CDS once again ![]() Can't wait for 72MSF and AFSF to restart the kind of God's work they did pre-2015 elections! ![]() |
Just heard a very negative report on Kiss FM radio that some soldiers of Operation Lafiya Dole are protesting their posting to a certain part of the AOR (actual area unstated). Reasons for protest are said to be: Inadequate payment of allowances. Poor/defective weapons and equipment. A lack of adequate vehicles ( I suspect they are referring to armor there). |
iblawi:Correction taken my Oga. But my point still stands. According to your own numbers, 20% attrition has been due to reckless pilots? And another 20% due to other factors (birdstrike etc). 20% pilot error in a fleet is ABNORMAL. Others have them in service agreed, but the Nigerian fleet is tiny mehn. I'm open to correction on this number but I see that Naija's fleet is the 2nd smallest globally, except for the Namibians with 6 planes. Na our battle or size mates be that? Lest we forget, 9 planes means only 3 are available at any time. 3 in the air on tasking, 3 in hangar on maintenance and 3 sitting on tarmac quick alert. In abnormal times like these I can only cut cap for NAF HQ & NAF Engineering for their ability to generate sufficient sorties to cover up this glaring deficit. Hmmmmmm, it is well. |
iblawi:2005-2008 is when the fleet of 18 (12 F7, 6 FT7) was delivered. Since then, that fleet has lost more that 30% of its original strength to crashes. IIRC all, or almost all the trainers are gone as described. I don't think it can be called new again o! |
bidexiii:Maybe back then ,but this LandCruiser is definitely treated. |
tutudesz:Still saying the same thing. Best practice for treated vehicles is to change the glass once any delamination is noticed. |
tutudesz:The windshield don even dey expire lol |
Lurker4Long: 1. NAF doesn't have to officially induct before operations start. When Israel and the USA were running Operation Nickel Grass to replace heavy Israeli materiel and platform losses during the 1973 War, did the Israelis officially commission every tank and F4E before deployment to the Sinai? Never mind for a long touted gamechanger airframe. No be assign the bird fleet/tail number join am for the fight? 2. I agree. Hence my earlier assertion that the Pakistanis could have supplied near-expiry RAAD 1 missiles for relative peanuts. Or, if you were the Pakistani Chief of Air Staff, would you rather let these $1 million weapons expire and be disposed of than sell to a brother country for $200k, with the proviso that it has a very short lifespan? This brother country is also a fellow OIC member and you have deep personal interservice links due to decades of joint training. Like you said RAAD I hasn't been battle tested. Where else best to test it than against active millitants, who don't expect such an attack while threatening to turn the entire county into a boiling pot of hot mess?! |
Odunayaw:Oga, are you not aware of such freebies in global arms procurement? No matter who is selling or what is being sold, there is always some form of "sweetener" involved. From training to ordnance to maintenance, e fit be anything. I'm not saying that's how we acquired RAAD I or RAAD II. I'm only saying let's be open minded, anything could have happened in the course of dealing to allow Nigeria acquire this weapon as part of the JF17 system. |
slimthugchimee2:1. Wrong. Unless you are Chief of Ordnance, NAF HQ, or privy to the deal in a high level government capacity, nothing gives you the standing to say it's not in the armory. Wanna quote SIPRI for me? We know that they are a joke when it comes to Nigerian procurement. 2. Wrong again. Assembling a fighter is an overnight task, so unless you were at TAC to confirm aircraft used on Monday morning, biko hapu okwu. 3. Even more wrong. It arrived on Sunday evening. When did fixing wings, horizontal/vertical stabilizers and conducting flight test on a complete (manufacturing and configuration) fighter airframe become bigger than a 24 hour task? 4. Someone up thread told us how it took no more than 6 hours for the F7NI to be completely broken down for crated transport to China. And you still doubt. Okay o. |
JOSCOFELIX:Pictures please!!!!! At least others don dey release their own. And don't say you have none. Not after a 6 hour trip! Edit out whoever you need to but please share this one with us. Thanks! |
tutudesz:E shock me o |
Fynline:Felix truly consider this sometimes. I like how you stylishly withheld JF17 by stating the weapon but not the aircraft until it became public knowledge. Do that more often. Blessings to you and all on this thread! |
Odunayaw:Expensive, I agree. But have you thought that the Pakistanis might have thrown in free live ordnance that is close to expiry from their own stocks, for training purposes or even for actual mission use as part of the JF17 deal? RAAD I is a 2007 weapon. It is not impossible that a few warheads are near expiry, and were offered and paid for cheaply as part of the overall deal to enable such strategic strikes. Even I criticized the cost of the NAF JF17. But if this kind of excitement becoming constant is a part of the deal, then God's name be praised! |
I'm a long time poster and follower on this thread (using a new moniker). From the days when I would visit Beegs Blog before coming here and the other African security thread, the different deaths of this thread and indeed it's revivals have a common theme. A new poster with good intentions and Intel joins and wows all with their information. But suddenly, haters begin to rise and such person is attacked until they are hounded off the thread. Factual corrections are very in order, and stopping people spreading lamba stories is in order too. But can we PLEASE do this without insults, name calling and all the derailing of the thread that comes with it. Such behaviour chased the Indian away from here, chased the Algerian away from here, chased the South Africans away from here and now it is chasing our fellow Nigerians away. Even the Kenyan rarely comes by anymore. O wrong now! We owe some people here a big apology. I set the example and apologize to JOSCOFELIX for all the attacks he received about his "nuclear" bomb. I believe that the explosion and battle damage from a half ton (RAAD I warhead weight, so I expect RAAD II will be heavier) warhead Cruise Missile is no joke, hence the "nuclear" tag. After all that is the closest we will ever have to nuclear for the foreseeable future. Felix stated that RAAD II was used and people insulted his life. Many forgot the link to JF 17. Less than 72 hours later we have photo confirmation that indeed the birds are here, and I even suggested to us how the service entry may have been expedited. We should be calming down small for each other as we build an online family that grows our individual knowledge of Nigeria's defence sector. Ese. Daalu. Nagode. Thank you!! |
cutievik:Me I call fake news on that tweet. I watched the burial of those 7 fine men at National Military Cemetery live on Channels. The current CAS was there, almost all NAF Flag Officers were there, Minister of Defence was there and the CDS plus all service chieves sent 2 star representation. Video still fit dey YouTube sef. If the family decided to do something after the military rites, then it is not compulsory for them to partake again. Abi how una reason am? |


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