₦airaland Forum

chris365: and would you call Israel a puppet? Or egypt just cos they receive aid money.

Go and make your research, we never begged for US help or aid. Our leaders even told them to go to hell with their aid money after they threatened to cut aid if they approve the anti gay bill.

Forget what Obam said, he doesn't have any relationship with Nigeria. It's just business.

Fact is that there's too much interest in Nigeria due to our due take over from you. And america doesn't want to be left out.

Am challenging you to look for any source that says Nigeria asks for money from US to fix any of ou problems.

This is the problem with south africans. You lack analytical skills to evaluate anything, which is the reason for your regular copy and paste attitude.

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?

Msauza: Skinny? Nope, in your dreams. South African generally have medium to heavy build bodies. Bwahahahahaha!!!

scipher: South african troops are skinny

Henry120: Nigerian BTR in sudan

Nigerian troops in mali


Nigerian troops in timbuktu mali

andrewza: truth hurts

scipher: calling nigeria a french puppet is a big insult, if care is not taken, I'll find him and I'll break his leg he dare not say it in public ...

Henry120: Oga donian007 happy birthday.

Hezron Lorraine: I hope it's not late to say Happy birthday.I wish you great things,your topmost heart desires be met soon.

scipher: You're not dyslexic, you're insane.. You had better not say this in public, else you could get shot

scipher: You're not dyslexic, you're insane.. You had better not say this in public, else you could get shot

solomon111: Nigeria a french puppet?
Hahahaha.
The french that are wary of Nigeria's influence in the Ecowas.

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.

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.

agaugust: .



nigeria can sustain a long war on its own despite any UN arms sale embargo.

Nigeria manufactures locally :

AK-47 rifles

GPMG heavy machine guns

RPG anti-armour weapons

Mortar

Air to Ground Rocket Pods

Bombs

Remote Control Bomb Detonating Robots

Spy Balloons

Land Drones USV

Air Drones UAV

Armoured Vehicles including APC and IFV with Gun and Missile capable versions

MRAPS

Navy Seaward Defence Vessels

Fast Attack Armoured Navy Crafts

Stealth Guided Missile Warships

.....plus any other thing nigerian military and DICON is hiding from us as at now.



[size=16pt]Best In Africa.....Nigerian naval Dockyard In Lagos[/size]


The Nigerian Naval Dockyard remains the only all-integrated dockyard in Africa where all these facilities are put together under one umbrella.

SUMMARY OF CAPABILITIES

With these facilities, the yard is capable of the following:

- Dry-docking of a maximum of 10 ships at a time (including the slipway facility)
- Repair of diesel engines and associated parts like governors, injectors, crank shafts cylinders,turbochargers
- Repair of propeller shafts and propellers
- Repair of refrigeration ad air-conditioning systems
- Repair of auxiliary machinery-pumps, valves, anchors, cables, winches, capstan, etc
- Machining operation and fabrication of simple and complex parts
- Heat treatment of metals
- Castings
- Repair/rewinding of electric motors, alternators and transformers
- Repair of electronic system, communication and navigation equipment
- Preservation and cosmetic dressing of metals
- Vehicle repairs including heavy duty vehicles
- Mine looping
- GRP repairs
- Repair of guns or heavy artillery
- Shipbuilding

INFO COURTESY : Nigerian Naval Dockyard

weblink source : https://beegeagle./2011/10/13/spotlight-on-the-nigerian-naval-dockyard-lagos/

[img]http://beegeagle.files./2011/10/nns-aradu-at-the-nigerian-naval-dockyard.jpg[/img]

the above post also answers your past questions @THIZA, nigeria manufactures many waepons too

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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.

agaugust: will i find a girlfriend there at your birthday party ? happy birthday bros !!!

https://www.crazyoccasions.com/acatalog/painted_cocktail_happy_birthday_main.jpg

NaijaPikinGidi: Many more happy returns Chief! I salute your new year and day! Make you chop remain will we hold the frontlines here. Cheers!

drag_on: The dock takes 10,000TONS nice

Mike..ZA:
Botswana defence can destroy all your formations,since Nigeria doesn't have harmful like Egypt,South Africa and Algeria.

andrewza: and we achvied a 30 to 1 kill rastio.

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

CraigB: Another rubbish argument. Paint is camouflage. Masking is identity concealment.

Two different and unrelated concepts.

You guys are funny.

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?

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.

agaugust: Sorry you misfired again. Nigeria produces Ameno III drone UAV, and land drone USV all proudly 100% made in Nigeria.

Nigerian navy Israeli drones I hear have been repaired for minor electrical faults, and our navy is getting sea drones USV this year.

South African military is not balanced, it has no land drone and sea drone, and no single space satellite and space spy ballons

south African military is blind as a bat, no strategic space spy technology like the great Nigerian military. We are watching Jacob zuma and his wives in their swimming pool by satellite

South African old fashioned military too is not safe from Nigerian sophisticated spy power and technology

satellite power for modern world class military forces

[img]http://www.enri.go.jp/research/image/jyutaku_01.jpg[/img]
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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.

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.

Mike..ZA:
Did you know 60% of Nigerian live under the poverty line?,so let's us not talk about infrastructure(huts and stuff). Tell me something solid about your armed forces.

Mike..ZA:
I was hoping,to hear something about military not this insults. YES,I'm from South Africa and I don't stay in a hut. If you ever come to SA I can invite you over so you could collapse of envy village boy.