₦airaland Forum

Msauza: Are you sure all the countries you mentioned above have excellent medical facilities? I doubt some of those countries do not have such facilities. In terms of the legal system, some of those countries commit many crimes to humanities and still scot free without facing military tribunals. It happened in Baga in Nigeria where many civilians were killed and tell me did you see or heard of any Nigerian general coming before the military tribunal? The answer is a big NO.

Msauza: Lies! Nigeria is slightly above 100 000 compared to 78 000 SA force + over 35 000 reservists. Why are you only putting more of your concentration on the Griffins? SA has considerable number of reservists pilots and What about the hawks as well? Computers have replaced manpower and not to mention computer controlled drones which can do the job far better than Griffins. Tell me how can 200 000 men deal with just over 1000 well armed drones? Probably the drones will start to beat the dog until the owner comes out.

agaugust: .

[size=16pt]game of numbers...soldiers swarm like bees....in man to man combat[/size]




I have 26 Gripen jets but only 8 pilots qualified to fly them, now show us how that firepower will work without full manpower.

I know you trying to knock off the military manpower issue because Nigerian has 200,000 armed forces personnel and south Africa 60,000. You are already afraid of Nigeria's more than 3 times bigger number of soldiers that will white-wash south Africa worse than seleka rebels

Run @msauza, run ! Nigerian army is near your door, hide your wife and children under the bed

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agaugust: nigerian navy's 4 brand new stealth OPV's, 2 of them are the most dangerous warships in all africa, y.our nightmares have just started.

that topic will be treated another day...but you owe me school fees, 6 months overdue. can we negotiate ? i am single and searching...you have fine sister age 18 + ? i can waive your school fees, trade by barter

saengine: My mistake. It means the NAF has never, and will never conduct long distance operations outside the borders of Nigeria using their helicopters. And I don't means neighbouring countries. Even the U.S and U.K put their helicopters in heavy transport aircraft, and assemble on sight. And im guessing all Nigerian APV's are also driven to places like Mali? Not taken by air? Just asking.

agaugust: na who dey bring all these fine girls enter nigerian army ? did one fit dey free o ! no ring for her lest hand....man fit apply to take home dis lady captain ?

if war happen and i capture dis captain carry go home.....hahahahah...my life don better

zetdee: WHY OBAMA WON'T VISIT NIGERIA

The United States on Tuesday hinted on the reasons why President Barack Obama won't visit Nigeria during his upcoming three-nation trip to Africa.

According to US officials, the ongoing insecurity appeared to be responsible for the exclusion of Nigeria  in Obama's second visit to the continent.

Obama is scheduled to visit Senegal, Tanzania and South Africa.

The US government said the trip would focus on trade and investment, democratic institution-building, young people, and enhancing  economic growth.

American Deputy National Security Advisor, Ben Rhodes, made this clarifications at a briefing on Tuesday.

The briefing was addressed jointly with the Senior Director for African Affairs Grant Harris and Senior Director for Development and Democracy Gayle Smith, on Obama's upcoming visit.

The text of the briefing was made available to journalists in Abuja by the Information Office of the Public Affairs Section of the US Embassy.

Rhodes said, "With respect to Nigeria, we certainly believe that Nigeria is a fundamentally important country to the future of Africa. We've put a lot of investment in the relationship with Nigeria through their leadership of ECOWAS, through the significant US business investment in Nigeria and through our security cooperation.

"Obviously, Nigeria is working through some very challenging security issues right now. And in that process, they're going to be a partner of the United States. We certainly believe we'll have an opportunity to further engage the Nigerian government through bilateral meetings going forward. But at this point, we just were not able to make it to Nigeria on this particular itinerary.

"I will say that we purposefully designed the  itineraries to be able to reach West Africa, South Africa and East Africa, and in West Africa, to visit Senegal, a French-speaking, Muslim-majority democracy that is an important partner of the United States and also provides a platform for the President to speak to the broader region.

"We are also looking at ways, at the President's town hall in South Africa with young African leaders, to draw in through technology young people in Nigeria and in Kenya, among other places, so that the President is using this trip to speak to the broader African audience. We recognize we'd like to go to as many countries as possible.''

www.punchng.com/news/why-obama-wont-visit-nigeria-us/

zetdee: WHY OBAMA WON'T VISIT NIGERIA

The United States on Tuesday hinted on the reasons why President Barack Obama won't visit Nigeria during his upcoming three-nation trip to Africa.

According to US officials, the ongoing insecurity appeared to be responsible for the exclusion of Nigeria  in Obama's second visit to the continent.

Obama is scheduled to visit Senegal, Tanzania and South Africa.

The US government said the trip would focus on trade and investment, democratic institution-building, young people, and enhancing  economic growth.

American Deputy National Security Advisor, Ben Rhodes, made this clarifications at a briefing on Tuesday.

The briefing was addressed jointly with the Senior Director for African Affairs Grant Harris and Senior Director for Development and Democracy Gayle Smith, on Obama's upcoming visit.

The text of the briefing was made available to journalists in Abuja by the Information Office of the Public Affairs Section of the US Embassy.

Rhodes said, "With respect to Nigeria, we certainly believe that Nigeria is a fundamentally important country to the future of Africa. We've put a lot of investment in the relationship with Nigeria through their leadership of ECOWAS, through the significant US business investment in Nigeria and through our security cooperation.

"Obviously, Nigeria is working through some very challenging security issues right now. And in that process, they're going to be a partner of the United States. We certainly believe we'll have an opportunity to further engage the Nigerian government through bilateral meetings going forward. But at this point, we just were not able to make it to Nigeria on this particular itinerary.

"I will say that we purposefully designed the  itineraries to be able to reach West Africa, South Africa and East Africa, and in West Africa, to visit Senegal, a French-speaking, Muslim-majority democracy that is an important partner of the United States and also provides a platform for the President to speak to the broader region.

"We are also looking at ways, at the President's town hall in South Africa with young African leaders, to draw in through technology young people in Nigeria and in Kenya, among other places, so that the President is using this trip to speak to the broader African audience. We recognize we'd like to go to as many countries as possible.''

www.punchng.com/news/why-obama-wont-visit-nigeria-us/

zetdee: WHY OBAMA WON'T VISIT NIGERIA

The United States on Tuesday hinted on the reasons why President Barack Obama won't visit Nigeria during his upcoming three-nation trip to Africa.

According to US officials, the ongoing insecurity appeared to be responsible for the exclusion of Nigeria  in Obama's second visit to the continent.

Obama is scheduled to visit Senegal, Tanzania and South Africa.

The US government said the trip would focus on trade and investment, democratic institution-building, young people, and enhancing  economic growth.

American Deputy National Security Advisor, Ben Rhodes, made this clarifications at a briefing on Tuesday.

The briefing was addressed jointly with the Senior Director for African Affairs Grant Harris and Senior Director for Development and Democracy Gayle Smith, on Obama's upcoming visit.

The text of the briefing was made available to journalists in Abuja by the Information Office of the Public Affairs Section of the US Embassy.

Rhodes said, "With respect to Nigeria, we certainly believe that Nigeria is a fundamentally important country to the future of Africa. We've put a lot of investment in the relationship with Nigeria through their leadership of ECOWAS, through the significant US business investment in Nigeria and through our security cooperation.

"Obviously, Nigeria is working through some very challenging security issues right now. And in that process, they're going to be a partner of the United States. We certainly believe we'll have an opportunity to further engage the Nigerian government through bilateral meetings going forward. But at this point, we just were not able to make it to Nigeria on this particular itinerary.

"I will say that we purposefully designed the  itineraries to be able to reach West Africa, South Africa and East Africa, and in West Africa, to visit Senegal, a French-speaking, Muslim-majority democracy that is an important partner of the United States and also provides a platform for the President to speak to the broader region.

"We are also looking at ways, at the President's town hall in South Africa with young African leaders, to draw in through technology young people in Nigeria and in Kenya, among other places, so that the President is using this trip to speak to the broader African audience. We recognize we'd like to go to as many countries as possible.''

www.punchng.com/news/why-obama-wont-visit-nigeria-us/

Henry120: Guys please, let us all be organised. We have derailed this thread too much. Both on the nigerian and south african side. This is very childish and immature.

We should keep the discuss strictly military related. All these social issues should be discussed in a different thread.

Strictly military discussions thread.

BCraig: another threat hehehe

What are you going to do to Andrew again?

BCraig: Well, your government has traded lives inside nigeria and is busy failing against Bok* H*. See link above.

Useless government can't even control its country - is the Nigerian administration.

andrewza: Again show were i lied. it a typical response of you fools.

andrewza: Yes did you read the report that went with the picture remember that pic was posted in a south african media source so is it propaganda.


And how do you know how old he is mm did you ask him.

BCraig: They are trying to rally in the South African site, which has been set up to celebrate the people of the South. Expropriated and owned. No need to sell it to us.

ritux: Whether una reject or not, come 2015 GEJ will be president.

Come 2019, GEJ will handover to someone from the East.

andrewza: some points you may have missed out on.

SA was preparing for M23 attack on goma if the DRC army failed, has in they can not worry about civilians, just because it is a un base does not mean it is a refugee camp.



of those 93 cases only 15 were found guilty and that is 93 cases over the past decade or in another word 93 out of 26000, no punishment is ever brought against nigerian soldiers, there is video evidence of them murdering and torturing people (actually children) yet nigeria is blind to that, there are constant reports of police and military violence and abuse in northern nigeria is it all BH propergander. so lets see SA actually does something when her soldiers step out of line and nigeria closes her eyes.

BCraig: Rather listen to our music and go sleep.

Stop messing with our South African thread, which we have expropriated. Land Restitution Act


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqpLz7jqrMM

NaijaPikinGidi: More delusions! Go to your www.Sowetanlive.co.za and see the trash you South Africans are spewing. But of course trust the Nigerian individual to beat you back on your home turf.

http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/2012/03/08/south-africa-apologises-to-nigeria?filter=all_comments
http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/2012/03/08/stand-off-after-sa-deports-125-nigerians?filter=all_comments

Like I've said before and I say again ... start a new thread on whatever clean or dirty topic you have in mind and let's go square-off there. Your attempts to derail this thread will always fail.

Donian007: U seem more lyk a racist to me. You're disgusting. NOW CHECK THIS OUT AND MELT IN SHAME! NIGERIAN NAVY SBS COMMANDOs TEACH SENEGALESE/US MARINES GUN BOAT TACTICS IN 'RIVER OPERATION': www.mca-marines.org/gazette/photogallery/senegalese-nigerians-special-forces-show-marines-small-boat-amphibious-tactics-

CraigB: 100% true. Everything of importance in Nigeria requires a foreign footprint. Even your biggest problem - electricity - will be solved by foreigners. That's how useless the country is.

kwame nkria: BOKO HARAM RUNNING THE SHOW AND WINNING DESPITE THEIR PROPAGANDA. [b]GIANTS WHO CAN'T DEFEND THEIR CITIZENS, PEOPLE ARE KILLED EVERYDAY IN NIGERIA INFRONT OF THEIR SOCALLED ARMY WHO RUN AWAY AND TAKE COVER.[/b]

BOKO HARAM GIANTS OF NIGERIA ;DWINNING THE WAR SLOWLY BUT SURELY IN FUTURE THEY WILL OUTNUMBER THE NIGERIAN ARMY IF THE WAR CONTINUES.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2013/06/18/309718/boko-haram-kills-22-in-ne-nigeria-report/

kwame nkria: BOKO HARAM RUNNING THE SHOW AND WINNING DESPITE THEIR PROPAGANDA. [b]GIANTS WHO CAN'T DEFEND THEIR CITIZENS, PEOPLE ARE KILLED EVERYDAY IN NIGERIA INFRONT OF THEIR SOCALLED ARMY WHO RUN AWAY AND TAKE COVER.[/b]

BOKO HARAM GIANTS OF NIGERIA ;DWINNING THE WAR SLOWLY BUT SURELY IN FUTURE THEY WILL OUTNUMBER THE NIGERIAN ARMY IF THE WAR CONTINUES.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2013/06/18/309718/boko-haram-kills-22-in-ne-nigeria-report/

sambos994: Oh yea, they look hungry.....


https://news.abamako.com/img_photos/L/SC_2377.jpg


[img]http://beegeagle.files./2013/06/na-landcruiser-gun-trucks.jpg?w=640[/img]

https://news.abamako.com/img_photos/L/SC_2840.jpg

phantom: ijaw man....what has your brother at the top done for you?name just one project.
amaechi has almost completed the ogoni-andoni-opobo unity road so opobo indigenes can drive to their hometown instead of using boats.
amaechi is about to start the transkalabari highway from PH to bakana to make inroads into kalabari kingdom.
What of the okirika ring road in your place??

i have mentioned 3 projects initaiated by amaechi that will have an impact on ijaw land. please mention just one project jonathan has done for ijawland as president.be objective!!!

Larryfly: Amaechi be still, for the GEJs you see today, soon you ll see them no more.....................we know how hard you fought to restore peace in this state and now all your efforts are being trampled upon. I was held in a traffuc for up to an hour just because Mrs GEJ was paying a political visit to someone and so no one else can ply that road amd i heard yoy suffered similar fate on saturday..........be still, i say. The whole world and God is watching this series

Msauza: That is the truth, over 70% of Nigerians live in villages to date. Is that a lie?

NaijaPikinGidi: My sista ... na you wan kill am?