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EVarn:Bwahaha, nice dream dude. And you don't wanna argue that intel regularly trickles to you anyway because that'd be yet another reason why the Nigerian military is a joke. "intel regularly trickles". You see, you lose no matter which way you want to argue. Best you accept that BH is doing your military "dirty" |
EVarn:If you believed what you just posted, you wouldn't have felt the need to post it. We do accept that you have intel, yes. Your thumb is the intel. And you also have fvcked Boko Haram to exhaustion in the very same dreams that your intel came from. "we killed thousands" Joke of the millennium! |
EVarn:No one denies that you have Intel. Intel that comes directly from your left thumb. Which is why you are "Fvucking" Boko Haram in your dreams. |
EVarn:Yes, "reliable Intel" in the form of the thumb that you sucked the stuff from. The official casualty figures are yet to be released but you happen to know everything. Sure, dude. From "BH doesn't even have the men" to "we have killed thousands of them" all in one page. Yeah, bra. |
mzilakazi:Bra, the US secretary of state is in danger. |
EVarn:Where does it say that, baba? Nowhere does it say that. It's a total thumbsuck. To even show how rubbish this is, you are the same guy who, in the same breath, says BH doesn't have the numbers. Now you have killed "thousands"? Really? Your lies aren't even cooked properly. Pure Naija stye. |
RM786:Looks like overhypedSteve hyped up the wrong photo. Now THAT's overhyping... |
EVarn:Where does it say you killed "thousands of terrorists"? Where is that even reported, let alone confirmed? As usual, saying whatever sounds just about right under the circumstances. In true Nigerian fashion. |
mzilakazi:Yes, bra. Buhari over Jona.daft anyday. |
saengine:I've been saying. Cowards. Amagwala. |
mzilakazi:Very good indeed. We need more of that. It's good that the police also recognise. lol anyway, nigerians talking about lawlessness. Joke of the century. |
stillchris: stillchris:Like how Nigeria has been ruined since independence? Ok... Like how south africans have now had to colonise nigeria to help rebuild it? Alrightie then.... We hear you. |
agaugust:I am sorry it has to be this way. Embarrassed in the comity of nations you are
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agaugust:What rubbish. Feel free to flip the numbers and look at CONSUMPTION. You can't consume without transmission. And only a f0ol would think that operators would incur the cost of generating power knowing full well it won't be used. You do know that generating power costs money, don't you? Anyway, Nigeria consumes 148.93 kwH per capita South Africa consumes 4771.27 kwH |
agaugust:By having s3x and making babies. Simple. |
ChukwuCantDie:All I wanna hear from you is the following: "Yes suh! Chukwu don clean floor at Shoprite. Na floor dey clean, Suh!" End of... |
MikeCZAR:Wow, it's too easy... |
MikeCZAR:"Will"? Has! |
MikeCZAR:Haha , so sad. And then there was the flag of cowards, he said.. “After this I will be setting ablaze the Nigerian flag just like we always do in all the places that we have conquered. It is a useless flag and its relevance would soon be a thing of the past. We are now showing the world all the arms and ammunition that we got from the Nigeria army barracks in Baga, Doron-Baga, Mile-4 and this barrack. What we have in our armoury now, plus all that we had before is enough to execute a victorious war against the whole Nigeria.
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ChukwuCantDie:Ok, fine. So, let's say you are a victim. A hurt black man who has lost all ability to function normally. Now go clean those floors at Shoprite. |
ChukwuCantDie:I smell lots of butthurt. You must be hurting. |
ChukwuCantDie:Given that South Africans run miles and miles of your industries, you can't really say much. Just stick to the racism. That's what you're good at. |
FighterPilot:Also in reality >>>> "The major problem the soldiers have is they don't have the equipment to fight," he says (Nigerian soldier). Boko Haram has anti-aircraft guns, which he says are accurate up to three-quarters of a mile. All the Nigerian military has, he says, are AK47 small machine guns, accurate up to a few hundred meters. And then also.... http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/175372-boko-haram-leader-shekau-brands-nigerian-soldiers-cowards-says-baga-weapons-enough-win-war.html Boko Haram leader, Shekau, brands Nigerian soldiers cowards; says Baga weapons enough to win war http://edition.cnn.com/2015/01/15/africa/nigeria-military-families-boko-haram/ ___ He DID brand the soldiers cowards, as we have on this thread, so the usual "it's Premium Times" cry won't work. |
lezz:Thought as much. Cassper the Ghost or Billy the Unicorn will do. Dreams and wishes. |
lezz:Which peers exactly? Nigeria, the nation of cowards and apartheid? Bwahaha, what a joke! |
Msauza:LOL their "goal" is to produce 6000 MW by 2016. How lousy is that? http://worldstagegroup.com/index.php?active=news&newscid=20069&catid=26 |
Follow link for video http://edition.cnn.com/2015/01/15/africa/nigeria-military-families-boko-haram/ Nigerian military disorganized, under-equipped in battle against Boko Haram We knew that already. ||||||||| A mile or so from his base, I meet a soldier on a remote windswept hill. He is a veteran of African Union and United Nations peacekeeping missions in Liberia and Sudan, a professional soldier. We sit on plastic chairs as he tells me his story. He, too, was left on the battlefield by his comrades as they fled for safety in the face of a Boko Haram attack. He doesn't blame them. "The major problem the soldiers have is they don't have the equipment to fight," he says. Boko Haram has anti-aircraft guns, which he says are accurate up to three-quarters of a mile. All the Nigerian military has, he says, are AK47 small machine guns, accurate up to a few hundred meters. Often the Nigerian soldiers are given only 60 bullets each, so they quickly run out. Boko Haram, he says, has large supplies of ammunition and more fighters. Although the Nigerian soldiers do win some fights, he says they are regularly forced to turn tail and run for their lives by the sheer volume of gunfire from Boko Haram fighters. It took him three days -- on foot, alone -- to get back to his base, 70 kilometers away. When he arrived, his wife told him to quit the army, but his troubles were only just beginning. Army medics refused to pay the $200 for medicine to treat his injuries. Morale in the army is sinking, he says. That night, I meet a young officer, who, like the other soldier, is not authorized to talk to me. Our conversation is held in a hurry in a tiny darkened hut that sells biscuits and fizzy drinks at a roundabout on the outskirts of a town. Corruption, he tells me, is the root of the Nigerian military's problem. "Not just the generals... everybody in the country wants to get rich by any means necessary," he says. The soldiers don't ever benefit from the billions allocated to the defense budget, he explains. He even had to buy his own uniform. "The troop morale is actually very low, very low, because we are not issued a uniform, we buy the uniforms ourselves," he explained. The other soldier I met on the hill told me this, too. When they go into battle, no one has the same uniform, so when they run from Boko Haram it's chaos. They don't know who is friend or foe -- whom to shoot and whom to help. Most soldiers live in fear, the young officer tells me. A fear of what will happen to them, and how long they can survive in this battle, he says. The worrying doesn't stop there. They see enough war widows on the base to know the grim reality of what can happen to their loved ones if they die. A widow I meet explains. Her husband was killed in battle over a year ago, she tells me. "When my husband died, they never called me to tell me that I lost my husband," she says. "They buried him without notifying me." She gets no army pension, and she says there are many more like her: they feel abandoned, afraid to speak out because they still live in the barracks. Government officials tell us they will look into these shortcomings, that they are working on getting better weapons for the troops. If they do, according to the soldiers I met, it will easily turn the tide in this war. |
agaugust:Yeah and you can call the Indian soccer team "the [once] super eagles", if you wish. |
agaugust:How did the "sharpshooters" run out of ammo in Baga? |
agaugust:Yes, and the Nigerians show independent thinking by believing EVERYTHING their military chiefs say. They swallow all the sh1t coming from Aso rock without any questions asked. |
lezz:A very pained and passionate post from a colonial subject. Just send a letter to the empire. We might just read it. |
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