₦airaland Forum

agaugust:
Go back and look through my posts on Biafra or just shut upp, why should I waste my time repeating the same posts and photos for every Soweto fool that joins this forum, do you pay me salary for my time here?

Go back and find it or confess you cannot afford to pay for browsing megabytes, jobless ANC governemnt dependant

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Today would not be the first time you've "reposted" something.

If you have the answer, post it.

if not, sit down.

thank you.

agaugust:
Biafran air force has about a squadron of combat aircraft, I posted the list from sources with photos here last year before you came. Also, I posted photos of Biafran artilleries, armoured vehicles and heavy anti-aircraft guns.

You are a newcomer to this thread, consult the archives, it's full.

Biafra was more powerful than UNITA or POLISARIO that fought against their governments national armed forces for 20 years
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You're a newcomer to this conversation.

I want numbers not words. Thank you.

agaugust:
Biafran air force has about a squadron of combat aircraft, I posted the list from sources with photos here last year before you came. Also, I posted photos of Biafran artilleries, armoured vehicles and heavy anti-aircraft guns.

You are a newcomer to this thread, consult the archives, it's full.

Biafra was more powerful than UNITA or POLISARIO that fought against their governments national armed forces for 20 years before defeat
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Dude,

Answer the damn question!!!!!!

Not interested in your diatribe. Answer what you were asked so we can move on.

Simple request.

Numbers against numbers. How many!!!

EVarn:
you should do your research before embarrasing yourself,the biafran army had the vintage B26 Bomber jet,they also made IEDs,rifles and bombs locally due to crippling sanctions place on then by nigeria,the war wasnt documented in details,especially on the biafran side,so the exact number of weapons and military gadgets cant be ascertained,due to necessity and desperation they created the locally made weapon of mass destruction they dubbed "ogbunigwe",how else do you think they sustained the war for two and a half years,they were under heavy sanctions,blockade and constant assualt!.the renown 'ogbunigwe' was capable of wiping out troops in hundreds!

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DieVluit:
Until you answer the below, you aren't worth anyone's time.

H.O.W. M.A.N.Y. O.F. E.A.C.H?

Nothing else is expected from you.

And remember, I will happily report posts that cross the line and detail the thread. I don't have time for desperate racist, hate speech based and irrelevant posts.

postmann:
ok, a failed state right? But you have been here for the past 2 years struggling literarily, graphically and mathematically i proof you're better than a failed state.

Men, you need help. You know you're beneath us. Hehehehe Kleinfontein.

Not just failed. 15 MOST FAILED.

First index, that.

Second index. Highest illiteracy rates in the world. Nigeria. Thanks.

https://xa.yimg.com/kq/groups/18567945/1783428069/name/RE+-+Northern+Nigeria+Has+the+World%26%2339%3Bs+Highest+Illiterate+Children++-+UN+and+IMF+-+Correct.doc

EVarn:
you should do your research before embarrasing yourself,the biafran army had the vintage B26 Bomber jet,they also made IEDs,rifles and bombs locally due to crippling sanctions place on then by nigeria,the war wasnt documented in details,especially on the biafran side,so the exact number of weapons and military gadgets cant be ascertained,due to necessity and desperation they created the locally made weapon of mass destruction they dubbed "ogbunigwe",how else do you think they sustained the war for two and a half years,they were under heavy sanctions,blockade and constant assualt.the renown 'ogbunigwe' was capable of wiping out troops in millions!

Until you answer the below, you aren't worth anyone's time.

H.O.W. M.A.N.Y. O.F. E.A.C.H?

Nothing else is expected from you.

postmann:
good to see you learning to stand up for yourself finally.

Nigeria is still bigger and stronger than southafrica. I told you, We have already started China-ing you in Africa and there's nothing you can do about it. It hurts being no. 2 but learn to deal with it. Military-glory -thieves

Try and derail the thread or be racist and see what happens.

Repeat:

The 15th most failed state in the world is nigeria.

First index has given you hiccups.

Thank you.

postmann:
you're infested by the demons of stupidity.

Still not interested.

postmann:
they derail this thread by never owning up to fact. And they keep demanding for sources, when you present one, they say it's compromised. The glory-thieves.

Not interested in your cries. Thank you.

postmann:
southafrica is an over-hyped junk yard of glory-thieves and cowards like you who look at life with bloodshot eyes.


From all available indices your country is stagnant having been operating at full potentials for nearly a century now.

Nigeria on the other hand has only just scratched the her vast resources and potentials and you're already feeling the heat and dying to proof a coward military of no international repute.

Is that why you've posted the indices?

Sure, we believe you.

Don't worry though, we'll happily post the indices for you without making lots of noise.

In tupac's voice:failed states roll call.

Nigeria - the 15th most failed state in the world. http://www.proshareng.com/news/7135.html

Cry now.

EVarn:
now now dievlaut,be reasonable,dont disgrace your countrymen with your ignorance,because i dont understand how you can be talking about 'advanced technology' in africa in the 60's!,what AA missiles are you talking about?,biafra was funded and supported by france,and canada,they had their own jets too,though they didnt have enough trained pilots to make very effective use of them,please try to research before you dole out false claims.

Long and wide you've written, but not a single point have you made.

You have been asked to show how the Biafrans stacked up against the Nigerians in terms of equipment.

You've failed to do that.

Now answer the question or sit in the naughty corner. Your choice.

How MANY of each? The question is simple enough.

patches689:
Nigeria is a sh1thole by all development indencies

And you had very little to contribute to the struggle

Now, this thread is about who has the strongest military in Africa

If you wish to start assinine debates, go start your own thread.

Keep it up and you will be reported

I have already reported him. They waste so much of our time and mess up the entire thread, the losers.

patches689:
I dont see any T-55s or T-62's

I dont see advanced air defence

I dont see fighter jets

Exactly!

All we have is a big ole useless video.

ActivateKruger:
Link which says we were chased?

I have links of Nigerian soldiers running away from Boko Haram... I can help you indulge yourself.

Did you ever get the link?

Never mind!

postmann:
when you folks were let out from your jungles in 1994, you scurrying into towns and cities of the anglo-dutch and thought wow- this most be heaven. And you assumed the rest of black africa was living in your apatheid jungles as well.
So with no knowledge of history, or political awarness and heritage, you were bereft of the fact that we have been self-ruling from the 60s and paying for your freedom and "enlightenment " with our money, economic well-being and diplomacy. Ungrateful glory-thieves with no sense of place.

Reported.

@Mukina2 @HumbledByGrace

ChukwuCantDie:
^^ dis guy na

That's right.

EVarn:
the biafran army while not as well equipped as the nigerian army,they were no slouch either,let me humor you,here is a list of some of the weapons and tanks they used: saladins,saracens,ferrets,OTO-Melara,M-56,105mm field hotwitzers,FN MAG GPMGs,G-3s,58CETMEs,FN FALs,MG-42/59,spanish 81mm ECIA mortars,czech mausers,VZ-52 semi-auto rifles and so on.check out some of the tanks on youtube http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=J3ReFoFp0Gs&feature=PlayList&p=1845A5A532977745&index=0&playnext=1 really,you shouldnt expose your ignorance for people to see.the angolan war was a war of farmers and school girls,number doesnt matter.

"How many jets" was the question.

Don't give us videos. Give us numbers.

Thanks.

Further questions asked: How many MBT's? How many feild guns? Did they have advanced AA missiles?

ChukwuCantDie:
Get a life you fool.

Reported, too. We can't have the likes of you kill the thread.

Hate speech.

@Mukina2 @HumbledByGrace

ChukwuCantDie:
....... You take pictures of training exercises? Are you proud?

Repeat:

When you have something worth taking pictures of, you will take pictures. When you have nothing, you won't.

That's the long and short of it.

ChukwuCantDie:
I have decided to just admit that the South Africans are really the best on the continent.....................at taking pictures.

When you have something to take pictures of, you will take pictures. When you have nothing, you won't take pictures. The Igirigi is not very photogenic.

patches689:
[size=20pt]THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DEFENSE REVIEW BEGINS!![/size]

Peacekeeping commitments, border security challenges and homeland security requirements will drive South Africa’s defence procurement over the next five years, according to a new report, which says that South Africa will see the acquisition of items such as naval vessels, C4ISR systems, aircraft and infantry fighting vehicles.

The report by Strategic Defence Intelligence, entitled Future of the South African Defence Industry, notes that South African military procurement will be in line with national security priorities, including border security, antipiracy and maritime security, and, the protection of the nation’s and the country’s resources. Moreover, the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) is an active participant in stability and peacekeeping operations and has been involved in a number of peace-building missions in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Darfur, Central African Republic and Burundi.

“South Africa is also facing severe border security challenges and is expected to undertake strict measures to curb illegal immigration as well as illicit movement of goods and arms. This is set to encourage the government to increase its defence budget from US$4.2 billion in 2015 to US$4.9 billion in 2019. On a cumulative basis, defence budget is projected to be US$22.9 billion over next four years, compared to US$21.7 billion incurred between 2010 and 2014,” the report notes.

“South African equipment modernisation plans will drive an increase in the capital expenditure budget from US$729.3 million in 2014 to US$1.1 billion in 2019. The military is likely to invest a considerable portion of its capital expenditure budget for the enhancement of its naval capabilities,” the report notes, such as through procurement of new offshore and inshore patrol vessels. The government will also focus on other prime areas, such as aircraft, armoured vehicles and surveillance and reconnaissance systems. “Revenue expenditure, which includes staff salaries, training expenses of soldiers and maintenance costs of defence facilities, is forecasted to reach US$18.4 billion over 2015-2019,” according to the report.

“The army budget was valued at US$332.7 million in 2010, which decreased to US$206.9 million in 2014 at a CAGR of -11.19%. However, over the forecast period [2015 to 2019], the army budget is expected to grow from US$218.7 million in 2015 to US$294.3 million in 2019, reflecting a CAGR of 7.70%. The growth in army expenditure can be attributed to modernisation programmes and a number of procurement schedules that will be executed over the forecast period. The budget for the navy and air force is expected to grow at a CAGR of 23.69% and 7.04%, respectively.

On the homeland security side, the report said this budget will be driven by the increasing crime rate and rising threats from terrorism, with the budget is expected to increase from US$7.1 billion in 2015 to US$9.1 billion by 2019 at a CAGR of 6.25%.

Hier kom groot kak for the "gathering dust" brigade.

Henry120:
You should look up the word effective.

No, sir. You do.

Henry120:
It shows he can think, he, like every other thinking individual knows going in, guns blazing won't help the situation.

He doesn't need to coast, he already has popular support. A president who approves the procurement of 40 helicopters, and additional MBT's isn't coasting, a president that runs shuttle diplomacy isn't coasting either, a president that continues to harp on the need to end the proliferation of small arms and light weapons can't be said to be coasting.

Probably in south-africa, coasting has an entirely different meaning.

That's an excuse! He's busy rearranging the deck chairs and giving the world excuses. There are many ways an effective military could squeeze BH so that the girls are released. I am asking again, do you even have proof of life? Is allowing the the very real possibility of repeated and continued r*ape and abuse a sign of prioritising safety? Yes, he has popular support, which is why he is coasting. He does not need to strain himself on this issue. He has no answers and no solutions. So, he does the least amount of work to maintain his support.

Your Jonathan and entire military leadership have been paralaysed by incompetence and indecision. So they shout "we are thinking"! They mean "we are sinking!"

Henry120:
Naija boys in Sudan.

Who are the world, when the people are solidly behind their military.

You are not EFFECTIVE, Henry.

Henry120:
You're a fully blown, fully matured dummy.

So, how has the kidnap of the girls aided GEJ's re-election bid?

A president who hasn't even declared intentions to run.

The bolded is a strawman. Where did I say "aided"?

I said his priority is to COAST, which means doing the least possible so that he looks like he's doing something. The fact that the girls have not been brought back has nothing to do with "priorities". It has everything to do with incompetence. Have you even asked for proof of life? Is the very real possibility of r*pe and other forms of abuse prioritising safety? Those girls should be home by now. Give us a break man.