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Msauza: Zuma was never a molester, that was a merely political conspiracy plotted by his rivals. Zuma's support in the ANC was huge and was a proof that he could become the president of the organisation and eventually of the country. Hence, his rivals conspired with that lady to visit Zuma and seduce him so that he would land in jail should the lady press charges of rape. Firstly, that lady visited Zuma at his house and walked about the house naked after she had bath. She then afterwards asked Zuma for body massage, for which Zuma voluntarily offered to do it. Zuma is a human being who has sexually feelings just like me and you. Can you ever imagine what will happen from massaging a naked woman.Now you present Zuma as being foolish and sex-starved. Read your post again, thats if you understand was you just wrote. Maybe this is cause of multiple rape cases in SA. OH MANDIBA, WHERE IS THE SOUTH AFRICA OF YOUR DREAMS, MANDIBA? |
patriot4: So if I get you right then south africa elects who ever ANC puts in front of it. So on your own, you are admitting that there is no democracy in south africa. This remind me of the "elections" in some fake democracies. Just end the conversation now before looking evenmore stupi*.I tire for this maliciously maligning sneaky sleemy slimmy nimb numb nut south african heads. Their arguements are always baseless. |
chris365: and would you call Israel a puppet? Or egypt just cos they receive aid money.See how Ghana started shaking when Cameron threatened to cut aid after their parliament raised the gay right issue, instead of passing the bill they told their citizens to avoid showing-up in public so as not to pervert others. Ghana will and should keep licking Britain's a.ss, Britain is already warry of Nigeria. |
Msauza: You are not a puppet, yet you will become Americas biggest beneficiary of $7billion charity case to build powerstations that your leaders failed to construct for many decades. Here you want to boast to us about your possible procurement of Aircraft carriers. Is that not hypocrisy of the highest order?Keep up your classic ignorance. I have personally kept my ears to radio stations that discussed that US offer, it was massively rejected. So shut it! |
Msauza: Skinny? Nope, in your dreams. South African generally have medium to heavy build bodies. Bwahahahahaha!!!In your military, its either you look hungry and malnourished or you eat to a protruded stomach when you find little food aka your generals. |
scipher: South african troops are skinnyLOL, maybe Zuma give them special order to dey only drink garri with groundnut. I no talk oh. #WINKS# |
Henry120: Nigerian BTR in sudanMehn, these guys look MEAN. Love them! |
NEWS: SUDANESE PRESIDENT OMAR AL BASHAR ARRIVES AND RECIEVED IN NIGERIA DESPITE ICCJ ARREST WARRANT AS HRW CRY FOUL. DEBATE ONGOING IN SOME RADIO STATIONS AND NIGERIANS SPEAK TO SUPPORT HIS VISIT, ASK'S ICCJ TO ARREST HIM IN SUDAN. NOTE: SOUTH AFRICA, CAR, UGANDA, RWANDA ALL PLEDGED TO ARREST HIM IN CONTRAST TO AU's DECISION. WHAT DO YOU THINK? |
andrewza: truth hurtsI can see you realy don't deserve to be spared, after I protested the insults you still had the guts to showcase your ignorance and stupidi*ty. Nigeria has no strong relationship with France and so puppeteering have no place. @Andrewza grow up and resign your classic foolishness. |
scipher: calling nigeria a french puppet is a big insult, if care is not taken, I'll find him and I'll break his legGuyman, me sef day vex 4 dat him careless yarn but me take am sey d guy no knw wetin him dey yarn, me jez first laf am, u no nid 2 nack akpako 4 him head na, try tell am sorry. |
Henry120: Oga donian007 happy birthday.NA GOD O. Thanks a million. |
Hezron Lorraine: I hope it's not late to say Happy birthday.I wish you great things,your topmost heart desires be met soon.THANKS MAN. |
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scipher:@ Scipher, even if @andrewza have not been very reasonable but shown clear ignorance I abhor any mention of dyslexia attributed to him. I DEMAND THAT YOU APPOLOGISE TO HIM ASAP. |
solomon111: Nigeria a french puppet?The Truth is Nigeria has realy grown and France has foresight, the French are being extremely cautious with Nigeria. I have read a long article where the British-Nigeria relations were reviewed, Nigeria have learnt a lot from her relationship with Britain and have mapped her foreign policy to make sure she never again falls into such trap, Nigeria has spread her policy across Ghana, Sierra Leone, Gambia etc but these countries are too weak to make any bold steps, Ghana who should have known better is been used as a base by Britain to fight Nigeria and tear her wings by promoting so much animousity, rivalry and impossible competition with Ghana. The Americans saw how Britain no more possess the powers to hold on daughter Nigeria so decided to try her luck, but she (America) can now testify that Nigeria even though not free from her own troubles is not a pushover, this has made America very cautious too, even sweettalking Nigeria from halting giant millitary investments. Nigeria's deal with North Korea in 2004 for missile technology was a major disturbance for America, little wonder America keeps making kind gestures towards Nigeria. Also Nigeria's decisiveness at the international fronts might have played a major role for her admiration by China, Ukraine, Russia, Israel, North Korea etc, France sees these and are working to make sure Nigeria does not convince Francophone West Africa to follow suit by making sure she remains mother to them. France had to befriend Nigeria knowing that ECOWAS is in her hands. Today Britain wishes she never lost Nigeria as America's leader Barrack Obama is already having a tough time. |
saengine: Yes France denied us the use of the airport. Said it might cause rebels to attack the airport and put French nationals at risk.Please, any source? |
saengine: You mean to say....YOU made the navy run away by simply typing on your computer that they ran away. It was YOUR simulation created in your mind, but you talk as if it happened in real life. Sick ward is missing a patient.Does that mean @Andrewza and @Fighterpilot were also sick? Then I think it is your comrades that even need to see a phsychiatrist for the unbelieveable and poor attack simulation their dead brains effected with their dead computers. |
agaugust: .Those who sit in their huts to underestimate MOTHERLAND NIGERIA does so at their own peril. |
saengine: Oh and P.S before you get carried away. The SA pic was not a funeral. That was a pic of the bodies arriving at Waterkloof airforce base, from which seperate funerals with military honours were held.Your airforce bases that your Generals use as an airport for private wedding jets. I would always say that today's SANDF is a complete mess compared to the defunt SADF that had quality, SANDF has lost a lot of good experienced brains that would have trained your younger soldiers. I respect the defunct SADF although I abhor its apartheid setup not these jokers like @andrewza @fighterpilot who say they are in the military. GOOD MORNING. Meet NIGERIA POLICE DSP NGOZI CONCHITA-BRAIDE.....
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agaugust: will i find a girlfriend there at your birthday party ?Hehehe, @Agaugust u 2 lyk woman, lol, anyways dem brekete, u no kum na show done end. Thank for the best wishes. |
NaijaPikinGidi: Many more happy returns Chief! I salute your new year and day! Make you chop remain will we hold the frontlines here. Cheers!Thanks a million. Carryon. |
[quote author=drag_on]The dock takes 10,000TONS nice[/quote]Motherland only gets better. I thank Jah for making me a NIGERIAN. |
TO ALL GENERALS HERE, I'M VERY SORRY I'M A BIT LATE BUT FORGIVE ME. TODAY 14TH JULY IS MY BIRTHTDAY AND I'M VERY DELIGHTED TO HAVE BEEN IN YOUR MIDST. MY ABSENCE WAS UNAVOIDABLE AS I HAD TO WORK ON MY MUSIC SCHEDULES AS I EVEN HAD LITTLE TIME TO PLAN THE DAY. PARTYz HOT YA'LL ARE INVITED. |
[quote author=Mike..ZA]Botswana defence can destroy all your formations,since Nigeria doesn't have harmful like Egypt,South Africa and Algeria.[/quote]BWAHAHAHAHA, CHAI, SEE SENIOR OLODO, ARIKPA DEY TALK! That must be a slip-of-tongue. Even your comrade @Andrewza wiil laugh at this claim. LOL |
andrewza: and we achvied a 30 to 1 kill rastio.BWAHAHAHAHAHAHEHEHE, CHOOII! Dis wan neva tire 2 dey yarn dis thg? Abi na rambo una sojamen be? CHOII! |
[quote author=Mike..ZA]South Africans will keep taking you to school. Show any homemade Nigerian designed MRAP without outside help. South Africa manufactures a lot of them,the USA has since bought thousands of them for the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Let me give you a list of a few Mamba,RG41,RG31,Casspir,Mbombe,Husky and the Marauda[/quote]First it was about NIGERIA not having MRAPS, after you've been proven wrong you go round again with another request informed by your doubting mindset. SATISFY YOUR CURIOUSITY- PROFORCE is currently working to produce better and more advanced APVs, MRAPS, APCs, APBs. www.proforcedefence.com/index.php/armoured-products/armoured-personnel-carriers/56-modal-content/113-pf1 www.proforcedefence.com/index.php/armoured-products/armoured-patrol-vehicles/56-modal-content/117-pf2 www.proforcedefence.com/index.php/armoured-products/armoured-patrol-boats www.proforcedefence.com |
CraigB: Another rubbish argument. Paint is camouflage. Masking is identity concealment.You think military tactics is a lexicon affair? I have always tried to ignore you because you represent a juvenile mess, and don't quote me again, if you want to respond to my comments just click reply. Be Warned! |
[quote author=Mike..ZA]I just don't why your special forces or paratroops whatever they're,wear masks. I mean in a country like Nigeria which is hilariously hot. WHY?[/quote]NIGERIA must not be South Africa, we do it our own way to suit our terrain, have you also seen how our soldiers bind 3 mags on their rifles? I think masking is better than rubbing paints like Ghana's newly formed SFs or SA recces. |
[quote author=Mike..ZA]It will be built with the help of a SOUTH AFRICAN company named DTM(Drakensburg Truck manufacture),you don't want us(south africans) to post SA made MRAPS.[/quote]At least your lies about NIGERIAN ARMY not having any MPVs and MRAPS have been proven. Was your lies aided by "ignorance" or the "pull him down" strategy? SHAMELESS LIAR! |
agaugust: Sorry you misfired again. Nigeria produces Ameno III drone UAV, and land drone USV all proudly 100% made in Nigeria.The NIGERIAN AIRFORCE also owns ISRAELI AEROSTAR DRONES. |
[quote author=Mike..ZA]"The South African Artillery is investing in its holding of FV2 Bateleur multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS). It has awarded Rheinmetall Denel Munitions (RDM) a R2 453 601.60 contract for the procurement of Bateleur upper structure spares. It was an extension of a similar R1 523 684.90 contract awarded last September and takes the value of work on the system to R14 519 120.59. The London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) in its annual 2010 Military Balance publication credits South Africa with 51 MLRS - 26 of the 24-tube first-generation FV1 Valkiri and 25 of the later Bateleur. The IISS lists the Valkiri as being in storage. Another source puts most of the Bateleur in storage as well. Lt Col Clive Wilsworth in his "First in, Last Out" (30 Degrees South, Johannesburg, 2010), an account of South African artillery operations between 1975 and 1989, notes the MLRS programme, Project Furrow, started in 1974. He added it is a common misperception that the quest for rocket artillery only started after Operation Savannah, the South African intervention in Angola from November 1975, when the Army encountered the Soviet BM21 122mm MLRS. "The massive firepower of the MLRS was already appreciated before the first contact in Angola." Wilsworth adds the system was developed to deliver "artillery strikes on soft targets - ideal against logistic points or convoys, airfields, concentrations of troops in open trenches or even in the open." Development started at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and production as well as systems integration was in the hands of Kentron, today's Denel Dynamics and RDM Western Cape. He further recounts that 127mm (5-inch) was selected as the calibre for the system as it was the same as the Kentron V3 air-to-air missile "which, with relatively minor modifications, could be used successfully." The warhead contained 6400 steel balls cast in a resin sleeve to save weight and filled with a RDX/ TNT explosive mix. Two fuses were available: direct action or proximity. "During operations the proximity fuse was the most effective, and very few DA fuses were ever used." The system entered service in 1979 with the fiat instructors' course held at Kentron South (later Denel Somchem and now part of RDM) in May 1979. The first use of the Valkiri in combat was in August 1981 during Operation Protea. Wilsworth regrettably does not discuss the development of the Bateleur, which has not yet made a combat debut. It does however use the same 127mm rocket but with a 40-tube launcher fitted to a mine-protected Kw^evo"el 100 10-ton 6x6 truck. The weapon can fire up to 40 127mm pre- fragmented high explosive warheads to ranges of 7.5km to 36km at sea level singly or using ripple fire, firing up to 1 rocket per second. Reload ca take less than 10 minutes and in/out-of-action time is one and two minutes respectively. The system is supported by a Kw^evo"el 100 ammunition truck carrying 96 rockets and crew who help with the reloading. The systems are currently allocated to the SA Army Artillery School, Artillery Mobilisation Regiment and 4 Artillery Regiment, all of Potchefstroom, as well as the Regiment Potchefstroomse Universiteit and the Transvaalse Staatsartillerie of Pretoria". Enjoy this South African prototype vehicles pictures.[/quote]COPY AND PASTE! NO INTELLIGENT ANALYSIS! |
saengine: Maybe in your dreams. Please don't waste our time talking about your largely useless artillery, some of which only have 11km range. Then you say you'll drive forward to close the gap, good luck with that. You will need to stop and setup to fire, by the time your commander is ready to fire his whole unit has been turned into roast chicken. Our UAV's and Special Forces will know where your artillery units are. That's one area in which SA Special Forces became famous, calling in artillery fire from many kilometres away. You ask why the U.S has 30km range systems? Rather ask why the U.S with all its technology was testing our G7 gun 5 or so years ago, because they know its superior. The only thing that has stopped SA from selling these guns is politics, just like the Rooivalk. India was going to buy 100's of G6 guns a few years ago, until Indian politicians got in the way. Same thing happened in Turkey. Point is, if Nigeria had a 75km range gun you wouldn't stop talking about it. Now that you don't have it, you pretend like you dont want it.And our own UAVs and SPECIAL FORCES will be snoring in bed? |

he dare not say it in public ...
You're not dyslexic, you're insane.. You had better not say this in public, else you could get shot 