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by ADR...mediation...or by dissolution....period

PvtParts:
Meanwhile, all Boko suspects either jump bail, get released on technicality or get life sentences handed them by the cowardly Yoruba judges assigned the case.

fool at dz ur age nd marital status u still think wit ur anus..

too long

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comedian.... funny baba sala

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mr nwosu

my igbo bledren kweenu kwwzenu

im using this platform to inform nd correct my igbo brethren that there is nothing like ....pre-par its prepare(prepair) nd derz nothing like deter myne... but determine (determean) nd nothing like ya but your

cool at least it will be allowed to ply d location whr I stay... Victoria garden city

emorse:
I'll give her some na. Then I'll send her an SMS a few minutes later. it'll read "Hi honey, hope you're not in the house yet? Please don't pass through any of the entrances cos I've laced them all with double strenght MAGUN. You can pass through any of the toilet windows though. They contain only single strength potions. Their effects should be minimal if u use triple condoms. Missing u already. Luv ya!"

badt guy

my fmr sch.... guy whrz fac of law? d most beautiful structure in d sch... whr re d bukas.... d auditorium nko?

AlPeter:
bros you fit be the journalist that will film it on behave of nairaland will be very glad. Thanks in advance

all army has a soldier cameraman attached to them

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lucky.... very rare I repeat lucky

MissSlimbody:
Its actually a grass cutter, but not very big.

nawa ooooo so u dont know d diff btw pouched rat nd grass cutter.....I smh4u later u will say u re educated

lovely

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The Nigerian Air Force is planning to
complete the development of an
unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) that
can detonate high-calibre improvised
explosive devices (IEDs). The speedy
completion of the robot
has been hampered by a lack of
adequate funds. Developed by the
Nigerian Airforce Institute of
Technology (Nafit), the UGV is claimed
to be the first of its type on the
African continent. Nafit commandant
Toni Adokwe was quoted by the
Nigerian Tribune as saying that the
robot is expected to enhance the
success of security agents in the fight
against rebellion.
Adokwe said: "When the project is
completed, the robot would go a long
way in countering activities of terrorist
groups, as detonation of bombs will
not require the physical presence of a
human being at the scene."
Nafit developed the Gulma unmanned
aerial vehicle (UAV) last year, which is
being used by the defence
headquarters for surveillance and
intelligence gathering in crisis-prone
regions. Developed in collaboration
with Cranfield University's aerospace
engineers, the indigenous drone can
be modified for aerial imaging/
mapping, telecommunications and
weather monitoring missions, among
others. The Nigerian Air Force has
also manufactured Amebo I, II and III
UAVs in the last two years for
intelligence, surveillance and
reconnaissance (ISR) operations.
Adokwe said that the allocation of
proper funding would enable Nigeria
to attain higher base in military
aviation and defence-related
technology. Established in 1979, Nafit
conducts research and Nigerian Air Force to accelerate IED-
detonating robo
postgraduate engineering programmes
in aerospace, aeronautical and allied
sectors.



www.airforce-technology.com/news/newsnigerian-air-force-to-accelerate-ied-detonating-robot-4334952

HE Nigerian Airforce (NAF) has said it
would soon finish the manufacturing of an
Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) capable of
detonating high calibre improvised
explosive devices (IEDs) and intelligence
gathering in crisis-prone parts of the country,
NAF, however, said lack of funds was delaying
the speedy completion of the project.
Speaking at a news conference in preparation
for the 42nd graduation ceremony of Nigerian
Airforce Institute of Technology (NAFIT),
Kaduna, its commandant, Toni Adokwe, said
the new device would enhance the success of
security agents in the fight against
insurgency.
According to him, the Unmanned Aerial
Vehicle (UAV) known as Gulma, developed by
the institute and launched last year by
President Goodluck Jonathan, had been
deployed in defence headquarters for
surveillance and intelligence gathering in
crises-prone areas of the country.
“When the project is completed, the robot
would go a long way in countering activities of
terrorist groups, as detonation of bombs will
not require the physical presence of a human
being at the scene,” he said.
The UAV, he said, was the first on the African
continent, adding that with proper funding,
Nigeria was capable of attaining higher
pedestal in military aviation and defence-
related technology.
The institute, established in 1979, is
mandated to conduct research and run
postgraduate engineering programmes in
various aerospace, aeronautical and allied
disciplines, in addition to providing other
training programmes as may be required by
the Nigerian military.
So far, it has trained a total of 5,000
graduates.



www.airforce-technology.com/news/newsnigerian-air-force-to-accelerate-ied-detonating-robot-4334952