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SamuelAnyawu:
Thanks for checking up on me bro.

It will be hard for ISWAP or BH to do a major damage on Maiduguri. It’s a really big town.

I arrived Maiduguri this morning

Thank God Insurgents don’t have MANPADS.

Make I sleep better sleep today

ugo4u:
I'm not one of those that just throw big words to massage our ego that Nigeria is the giant of Africa, a giant that can't influence what happens in neighbouring countries. That being said, if Buhari is begging AFRICOM to move it's HQ to Nigeria I don't see anything bad it in, we stand alot to gain ranging from military infrastructures including hardwares/softwares, shared intelligence, training, joint ops etc the advantages supercedes the disadvantages, but the reality is that the US don't give a toss about Nigeria and Africa in general. What we see as a kind of interventions in some countries including our neighbors by the US is strictly a proxy game with China, the US are worried about the growing influence of the Chinese in the continent. It will be far easier to get the Chinese military to offer support than the US, why we're not even exploring that option is what I don't still understand. If I'm at the helms of affairs I'll seek for all the help I can get, I won't mind inviting the Chinese to come establish a world class military drone base fully funded by them in the northeast similar to what the US built in Djibouti from where they can jointly operate 24/7 with our security agencies, while also building a defence industry.
As for the DSS their problem lies in the ACT that established them as a department of the presidency, they were created I think by IBB solely primarily for regime protection that's why they're more interested in who insults the president or members of the ruling class than state protection, again this is one of the reasons we have bin the 1999 constitution and come up with a workable document.

kabe1:
ISWAP has captured newly delivered Nigerian army MRAP.

This is beyond embarrassing.

I feel very, very ashamed!!!

DaddyGoo:
Me I take it to mean the soldiers suspect that ISWAP has sympathy in our pilot ranks.

Disastrous and deadly if even slightly true.

JOSCOFELIX:
from my intel and investigation they was a communication between the reinforcement troop and the nigeria airforce. mainko came under attack at about 3 o clock pm yesterday with a iswap disguising as military officer ambush a moving sf. iswap was attacking mainko when the base order for a reinforcement , the reinforcement contacted the nigeria airforce before leaving their base, according to intel the reinforcement was a convoy of 8 heavy guntruck, at about 5 km to mainko the airforce strike the first two vehicle in front killing the commander and the troop. the military convoy send a signal to the base in maiko about the incident the moment they heard what happen they left the base for iswap. according to what i heard the solider say if they reinforcement convoy was attack by by airforce that means that iswap have taking over the aircraft. they left and base and went to their supercamp. since morning the commander are afraid to go close to the NCo incase they will use their gun on them. THIS ATTACK WAS COORDINATED FROM GUDZMALA . the CAS and CDs have being pleading with them NCo to calm down. may the soul of the faithful daparted rest in peace, 18 solider was killing in all that attack not 30 as clam by some lie news. i hope the military understand the signal iswap sent to them.

SamuelAnyawu:
But how do ISWAP come with Guntrucks to overrun military bases with APC and MBT?

Psychological warfare,
The thoughts of not getting your head chopped up and streamed online is real.

Can't really blame them.

Until we learn to use tech to give them bloody nose with little effort, we would keep on running in circles inside trenches.


I mean billions of $ are getting misused or practically stolen year in year out yet there's no money to fund weapons procurement.

fabselad:
From what I read seems like the Chadians military just destroyed one of the rebel group that was heading to Ndjamena from libya.
From my point of view the destabilization caused by europeans and the US in libya would keep having cascading effect on other countries down south.

JOSCOFELIX:
the military men was too much. but i heard some drone are in country.you know military are secreative. but the new commander are dangerous they just arrived some week ago.

Xbee007:
It is useless in combat situations anyway. The ISR is beyond thermal imaging alone. It uses series of algorithm to detect the tiniest movement. Except they are all going to stand still when the Skyhawk is pursuing their arses.

jpphilips:
Trident is not a weapon but a weapon systems deployment strategy.

BabaOwen:
Watch What Sheikh Gumi Said About Christian Soldiers Killing Muslim Bandits To Divide Islam (with translation)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zc8jUJifS88


I no understand Hausa, but did the terrorist sympathyser sheikh gumi really said that

Abeg person wey hear Hausa make Una translate am

bidex111:
NA soldiers kicking Bandits Ass

Nobi lie.

bidex111:
Still on Askira Uba more pictures are coming IN

I almost felt sorry for those riding in that APC. Special farewell for those in the back seat.

See CRUISE!!!!

Xbee007:
Aftermath of NAF airstrike on ISWAP terrorists that attacked Rann on Wednesday.

Strictly NSFW - Watch at your discretion!
https://twitter.com/T4grace/status/1359869923800023040?s=19[/quote]>
If not for human rights issues.
It would have been an amazing sight to see that shilka that was warming up MOW those wankers into jelly.

bidexiii:
NOTORIOUS BANDIT AUWALU EMBRACES PEACE, SURRENDERS 20 AK47 AMONGST OTHERS IN ZAMFARA

Lasting peace seems to be on the horizon in Zamfara state as an erstwhile notorious bandit, Auwalun Daudawa and his group yesterday 8th February 2021, surrendered 20 AK47 rifles and other dangerous weapons to the state government.

In a brief ceremony at the premises of the Governor’s office, Auwalun Daudawa handed over the weapons and also, along with his team mates, swore with the Holy Quran not to revert to his old ways.

Auwalun Daudawa said he was not surrendering his weapons because he and his team were tired of their old ways.

In recent times, the military, under its Operation Hadarin Daji, has intensified its onslaught against bandits operating in the state, neutralizing no less than 52 of the dastardly criminals. It could be for this reason that the bandits have decided to lay down their arms and embrace peace. The troops have sustained an aggressive posture against the bandits forcing many of them to flee the state or surrender.

Recall also that renown islamic cleric, Sheik Dr Ahmad Gumi also met with various bandit groups recently, calling on them to surrender and embrace the ongoing peace initiative in the state.

Whyem15:
We have a crisis at hand and the government seems not to be concerned about it. If something isn't done about the issue of this "bandits", they will be worse than bokoharam and ISWAP and the only reasonable solution is dialogue.
See how armed these guys are.


Something tells me they are actually Nigeriens moving down south to seek "greener pastures" in Nigeria.

This wankers are rocking NA Gucci. And we are still taking baby steps with them
Issorite.

cutievik:
If you know how useless the security architecture of this country is, you wouldn't doubt this...I have always said it, once an armed group arises; they always remain, the security agencies are so meddled up in politics and corruption to counter such no matter how little they are, the DSS seems to be worse of them all.

See the video clips bro, how many dead ESN did you find? Not one....They practically came to prove a point and unfornately it seems they did, for how long must we always lose men to touts?, where is an robust response to crisis such as this? Couldn't we have used better vehicles than Hilux?? Must we trade lives of gallant men for greed?

Well, we saw Oyigbo was a pathetic case study, we the NA cowardly oppressions against unarmed citizens, with also the seemly scenario as Orlu but no armed group, of course soilders proved their superiority. They were everywhere, gunshots from GPMG's all through the day and night, armoured APC, IFVs on patrols, Helicopter gunships on the air, Mi-35p was flying at low levels, the town was deserted, majorly aged and sick remained, yet gunshots rang out. Curfew imposed dusk to dawn for 3 whole weeks, innocent citizens couldn't feed, they were ruined...And the army has remained even up till now as I speak, though they have ceased their agitations.

Now we all saw an resistance in Orlu, some soilders dead, where is the show of force?
Friends, the earlier we reason out our personal security the better.

Does the police have any response to a State take over by unarmed groups such as these? No contegency plan, how can me and you be smarter than those men in charge of our security..We always bring out the best suggestions for each situation while they mop and do nothing. We heard the Minister of information, lier Mohamed, saying he's Orderly keeps him abreast of security situation in the country yet, he comes out to say "BHT's are defeated", can you see how messed up we are?

I Sadly imagined the Obineze barracks would have fallen....My gee, we are in a mess..who would save us??

Well, this is not about been patriots but the very truth.

upko:
The Nigerian military needs to... the Nigerian military needs to....

Where’s the police fgs? The Nigerian police force is dead, instead of addressing this we keep using the military to clean up.

Wahala dey for road

bidex111:
#COIN

SWAG

Raaven:
OFF TOPIC : militias from Hashd Al-Shaabi carried-out their largest ever rocket attack at the GreenZone of Baghdad, Iraq among these eleven have hit the residential area of US Embassy.
we can see the USMC's C-RAM air defense system trying to shot-down some of the rockets.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3P0An7qEtpA



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9P-gHhx2cQ

Xbee007:
It ended in tears for them.

Something like that

BabaOwen:
Who don see the army recruitment list

This country dey always funny me