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GreenandGold: Find someone to translate it into Igbo because I don't speak that nonsense.I stopped reading him when he says he "resides in south africa". Like that doesn't tell us all we need to know; and like wash away every single argument of his. |
chris365: can you go back to posting music videos.. you do better with thatWhat's with the tears buddy? Put your big boy "panties" on and deal with the truth. |
GreenandGold: .... so there is a region called South Africa? Go roll again on your idiocy floor.And while he's rolling, he might ponder about how he likes ebola in the region of west Africa. |
GreenandGold: Yet your "intelligent" doctors fail to deal with the mother-to-child transfer of HIV which is actually the highest in the world.Look at the "quality" of their "intelligent" doctors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOBnmovmvYw |
NaijaPikinGidi: You leave yourself very vulnerable and brainless when you delve into the real of military discourse! Stay with your music videos. That's where you excel quite well. #ResidentEntertainer.Who's the cheerleader? Oh, it's a nobody with an empty opinion, full of butthurt. Pay him mind. |
GreenandGold: Ok I will be easy on you... that thing called a map represents the world in a drawn 2D format. This particular map shows routes used for shipping by the international society. However you don't have to stress yourself about it because the country you live in (Nigeria) is not part of the international society. ![]() |
chris365: cool retort brah... just calm your nerves when you type next time ok..Glad I could help. Not a good day in the troll office for you. |
chris365: and what intel is their to share when you found nothing? hmm.. do tellOh yeah - "tell them you're looking for girls and that you found nothing. There'll be happy". Id1ots. |
chris365: good thing the monkeys include the brits and yanks. you are very smartBwahahaha! The same US that won't allow you to buy weapons. You really believe they were there looking for the girls? Wahahaha! Tell us. What Intel did they share with you? A bit? Lots? Zero? Which is it? |
So much butthurt from the Nigerians. Amazing. The truth. It do what it do. |
MikeZA: #FACT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Just imagine |
MikeZA: Your military doesn't know a thing about PR work.Those people and organisations are just hobbyists. Not to be taken seriously. |
Henry120: Retarrd.Just keeping it real buddy. Deal with it. You have no industry and therefore secondary industries like publishers have no business with your military. Blog's the only way. |
Henry120: Not only is the Blog the most dependable source on the nigerian military, obviously more credible than Defenceweb, the Link also says NAF recently received 12 Fighter Jets.Quite telling. If a blog's the most dependable, then there's nothing dependable on Nigeria's military IN nigeria. Understandable, the country has no military industry. So why would the publishing industry invest in tracking the disorganized military. All they will have are blogs and more blogs. Their highest standard of publishing brilliance is a blog. |
patches689: China helps us get into BRICSBwahahaha! Prefect answer. By Auguwee's own admission, Nigeria has been isolated in areas weapons related. They are a non-aligned/unprotected things available only to be used, abused and chucked out. That's why they are running around with their pockets full of rocket dollars to SA, for their intelligence to be busted by customs. Customs! |
GreenandGold: Sadly for you... your own government couldn't do the same during xenophobic attacks, your Hillbrow filths were left defenceless in a foreign land.Ouch! And s africans spoke about live people who were efficiently collected by a caring force. Nigerians were butthurt for two reasons. One - Their airspace was zapped by us. Two - they have a murderous force. So they made fun of the dead, in pain and desperation. |
Augu-wee. Who exactly is Nigeria's ally/partner? I see Nigerians forever complaining about being hated (by the BBC, the UK, by the U.S., by by by...). So, who really partners you? Where will you turn for QUALITY armaments? Seems you're stuck, mate? You let the U.S. into your land to undertake intelligence ops and to then turn around and hide the info from you. And as if that wasn't enough, the U.S. then accuses you of human rights violations and starves you of weapons. What kind of a country are you? What yeye foreign policy is this? |
agaugust: Dude, stop making a mockery of your own dead countrymen and women. I am not gonna play that heartless game....and those people died inside a church....stop this ugly gameThis from a person who posts pictures of Nugerians when desperate lol. The issue is not dead bodies (you mentioned that). The issue is that of the airspace, which was invaded, efficiently at that, by SA. |
Nigeria's ability to access quality weapons is no longer just a money issue. It is now also a relationship issue. Short arms + long, empty pockets + bad personality + a never-ending insurgency = the perfect storm.
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I bet my last dollar, the NAF was not gonna see South Africa's airspace if this had happened in SA. They were gonna get asked "what the hell for" and sent packing to Abuja like their money-laundering private jet. |
agaugust: Oh, then you must be a blind man if you cannot see your own dead family in the aircraft.Dead family where? I see live beings in there. Efficiently and effectively collected by an organised and CARING force; and put up in a well - equipped medical plane. It took over your space and executed a mission in your backyard. |
patches689: Pity your own airforce cannot fly to the north of your own country to retereive the bodies of the 3000 slain civiliansHohoho! But that airforce does fly north to kill the civilians and basically be complacent to torture. Nigeria has limited access to the arms market today, thanks to that. |
What on earth was Henry trying to do on the thread today? So much gibberish from a grown man. |
agaugust: ....to carry your families' dead bodies. May their gentle souls R.I.P. AmenI did not see dead bodies. But I did see your airspace being invaded.
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Knock knock! Who's there? Block! Block who? Block-your-choppa-odda! http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/us-blocks-nigeria-s-purchase-of-chinook-helicopters-from-israel/189710/ US Blocks Nigeria’s Purchase of Chinook Helicopters from Israel |
Henry120: Comments from your defence minister is worth more.So what? How on earth does that prove that a military is inadequate? All the minister said is that the military is not where it should be. So, flippin what? "Not where it should be" is a place far above the highest highs that Nigeria could hope to reach. That is the end of it. |
MikeZA: A military fights as a systems similar to air defence.You learn something new everyday. Here's the equation for deciding whether a military is properly equipped by looking at landmass. Optimal levels of equipment = [landmass/ BS]* BS |
A cursory look at the contents of the report.
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Compare and contrast.
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Amnesty's report on the Nigerian military and police. Download it here http://reliefweb.int/sites/reliefweb.int/files/resources/P4334%20Nigeria%20report%20complete%20web.pdf FOR YOUR READING PLEASURE, PURE ENJOYMENT AND 'EDUMAKATION'
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Thiza: Three mine-protected ambulances manufactured by Denel Mechem are already in successful service with the UN in Somalia.The unmistakeable and proven V-hull there. |
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