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O.P should place an account number so those that can help can chip in until the family is found.

Has anyone asked where the nairaland server is based? We upload a lot of private stuff but we dont know where the server storing these things on their hard drive are located.

Elephants in the wild. Borno state.
Link.
https://www.rfi.fr/en/africa/20191225-nigeria-elephant-herd-sighted-northeast-borno-state-boko-haram-warzone

The best thing is to name names. If their reputation( and sales) start going down, their brain will reset. Don't go about thinking consumers dont have power.

The Leaf. Q.E.D.

Who wants to have children? -------------------------> All hands go up.
Who wants to Farm? -------------------------> All hands go down.
you na never che chum chin.

JustCryptos:
Thanks, I'll try this today. Do I just pour it on the plants?

Light sprinkle on the leaves, a bit like dusting the leaves. You can put more on the soil around the plants. Careful don't add too much at one time, it can raise the soil pH.

You can try wood ash.

sellers4buyers:
Why not give us small lecture on how you come about domesticating Lions and how an ordinary person can keep them without getting some unforgettable lessons some day. Na Lion oo no be dog . Give us some ginger sir. Also with the price you are quoting, it also sounds like a good venture.

The animals were sick and not completely eaten. It looks like the work of a singular vulture/ bird of prey.

klbakare:
Pump is Still available. Please my rain gun has been stolen from where I kept it. As such, i have no rain gun to sell anymore.

What we farmers suffer in the hands of those we feed is an epic film on its own.

They are following the leader. The same way Nigerians follow direction-less leaders.

All this started after the U.S. globalists invaded libya releasing millions of Ak47s into Sub Saharan Africa. Now, everyone with a grudge has an AK47. Nigeria is slowly becoming a failed state.

A diesel locomotive is not a modern train. High Speed Magnetic Levitation ( Maglev) is

He then went on to elaborate on how the Fund will be sourced: “For the large number of vulnerable individuals who are not able to pay health insurance premiums, a Vulnerable Group Fund will be set up to include a component of the Basic Health Care Provision Fund due to the Authority, Health Insurance Levy, Special Intervention Fund, and any investment proceeds, donations and gifts to the Authority.”

This is where the end starts.....

Any pesticide with emamectin benzoate e.g caterpillar force. If you have a bit more cash alternate it with ampligo every 2weeks until eradicated. Spray early morning/ evening when they are active.

Do you sell your fertilizers retail? 1-2bags.

what's the fertilizer cost in your area (NPK and Urea) and do you intend to sell some fresh?(maize).

Dangote Refinery is the winner. Biggest single train refinery in the world.

Guest in 2005,registered 2006,first Topic post 2007.

While both the J-10 and the JF-17 are lightweight fighters, the latter could be categorised as a 'very light' fighter comparable to the American F-20 or Swedish Gripen while the former is comparable in weight to the American F-16 or Japanese F-2. The J-10, like the F-16, uses a single engine from a heavyweight twin engine fighter class - in the F-16's case the F110 engine from the F-15 and in the J-10's case the WS-10 from the J-11 and J-16 fighters. The ‘very light’ fighters by contrast borrow engines from twin engine medium weight rather than heavyweight fighters - the JF-17 using a heavily enhanced version of the Russian MiG-29's RD-33 engine while the Gripen uses the F104 engine of the MiG's American competitor the F-18. Thus while the J-10C is comparable in performance to the American F-21 - a heavily enhanced F-16 variant - the JF-17 Block 3 is comparable to the Swedish-American Gripen E with both developed under similar design philosophies and prioritising similar capabilities.


https://militarywatchmagazine.com/article/jf-17-block-3-vs-j-10c-comparing-china-s-two-advanced-new-single-engine-fighters

So it is this easy!!!! Chai Nigeria is a scam.

Green sands shandy

They just wanted the tusk. The rest is immaterial.

A patriot boasts about his country. A fascist also boasts about his country, while putting down others. It's a very thin line.

U.S. Navy F35 takes a drink in South China Sea.


https://edition.cnn.com/2022/01/24/politics/f-35-pilot-eject-south-china-sea/index.html
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/1/26/us-navy-works-to-recover-f35-from-south-china-sea

Democracy is the peoples coup, guaranteed to hold every four years (Nigeria). If you want a coup, go and get your PVC.

Troops Kill Terrorists, Destroy Illegal Market In Borno

By Tarkaa David, Abuja
Troops of the 5 Brigade, Sector 3 Joint Task Force (JTF) in Operation HADIN KAI in the North East at the weekend destroyed an illegal market operated by Boko Haram terrorists and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) in Damasak, Borno State, killing three of the terrorists.
The director, Army Public Relations, Brigadier General Onyema Nwachukwu in a statement, said the troops while consolidating on their push to deplete the terrorists in Borno State, recorded a decisive victory against them in Damasak on Friday.

He said the troops, while conducting clearance operations code-named Operation Dominance I, came in contact with the terrorists at an illegal market operated by the terrorists in Gallo Malawari village.
“In the fierce encounter, three BH/ISWAP terrorists were neutralised while others, bowing to superior firepower, retreated in disarray,” he said.
Nwachukwu said the troops recovered one AK-47 rifle, a truck, two motorcycles, four empty magazines and rounds of 7.62mm ammunition among others.

https://leadership.ng/troops-destroy-terrorists-market-kill-3-in-borno/

By Richard Elesho

The leadership of the terrorist group, Islamic State of West Africa Province, ISWAP, has reshuffled its cabinet. This follows sustained aerial bombardment by the Nigeria military owned Super Tucano fighter jets, which has killed many fighters and commanders of the embattled group.

PRNigeria gathered that there was a two-day meeting which was held at the instance of the ISWAP Leader, Sani Shuwaram at the weekend. Those who attended were members of the Shura Council and terrorist commanders from the Marte axis. There were delegates from Garal, Kayowa, Tumbum Murhu, Kurnawa, Chikun Gudu, Tumbumma, Kwalaram, Kirta, Wulgo and Jubularam among other notorious insurgent camps.

Some of the newly appointed commanders included Abubakar Dan-Buduma who is to oversee Bakkassi Buningil and Doron Buhari; Muhammed Ba’ana for Kirta; Mohamet Aliamir for Kwalaram; Bakura Gana for Jubularam; Malam Musa for Jubularam; and Mohamadu Mustapha for Marte.

According to sources, the meeting dwelled on the loss of commanders and fighters from the airstrikes of the Super Tucano aircraft deployed by the Nigerian military. They targeted terrorist infrastructure, armouries, camps, and high valued locations in Marte and Abadam in Borno and other locations in the Lake Chad axis.

Meanwhile, as fleeing bandits raid villages on their escape routes from aerial bombardments, military intelligence operatives are aiding the release of captives from enclaves of bandit leaders willing to embrace peace.


https://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2022/01/10/super-tucano-iswap-reshuffles-cabinet/

Nigerian Army Detains Soldier Caught On Camera Assaulting Policeman In Oyo
Efforts were being made in collaboration with the Oyo State Command of the Nigerian Police Force to identify, locate and arrest the remaining culprits.

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORKJAN 10, 2022
ALance Corporal has been arrested in connection with a trending video that showed some officers of the Nigerian Army assaulting and brutalising a police traffic officer in Ibadan, Oyo State.

This was made known in a statement issued on Monday by Brig Gen Onyema Nwachukwu, the army’s spokesperson.


In the video, about four soldiers were seen hitting the traffic officer despite falling down on the motorway.

Reacting in a statement on Monday, the Nigerian Army said efforts were being made in collaboration with the Oyo State Command of the Nigerian Police Force to identify, locate and arrest the remaining culprits.

It further condemned the attack on the security personnel stating that such acts were not consistent with the ethos and professionalism of the army.

The statement read: “Following the viral video of an assault on two traffic wardens by men on military uniform suspected to be soldiers, the Headquarters Nigerian Army ordered immediate investigation to identify and arrest the culprits.


TRENDING VIDEO: Nigerian Soldiers Publicly Assault, Brutalise Policeman In Oyo
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“Preliminary investigation has shown that the unfortunate incident took place on Friday, 7 January, 2022 at Adeoye Road by Ring Road, Ibadan.

“The investigation is also already yielding results as one of assailants; a Lance Corporal of the Nigerian Army has been taken into custody.

“Efforts are being made in collaboration with the Oyo State Command of the Nigerian Police Force to identify, locate and arrest the remaining culprits.

"Even as investigation is still ongoing, the Nigerian Army wishes to dissociate itself from the very reprehensible conduct of the individuals seen in that video.

“The vicious attack on fellow security personnel or any unarmed citizens in the manner seen in the video is not consistent with the ethos and professionalism of the Nigerian Army and therefore stands condemned in very strong terms.

“At the end of investigation, anyone found culpable in the sordid incident will be made to face the full wrath of the disciplinary provisions of the Nigerian Army.”

This recent attack on the traffic warden comes amid claims by the Nigerian Army that officers of the Nigeria Police Force were brutalising some of its personnel.

In a letter dated November 23, 2021 to all formations and units, the Chief of Army Staff called on military officers to “forward all recorded incidence of police brutality against personnel of the Nigerian Army”.

The letter exclusively obtained by SaharaReporters was signed by Major General J. A. Ataguba

Nigerian Army releases postings, appointments of General Officers Commanding, others
January 11, 2022 Chimezie Godfrey Anti-corruption,Governance,Election Project, Defence, News, Project, Security 0




By Chimezie Godfrey

In an effort to rejig and reinvigorate the Nigerian Army(NA), the Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Faruk Yahaya has approved the posting and appointment of senior officers of the Nigerian Army.

In a statement signed by the Director Army Public Relations Officer Brig-Gen Onyema Nwachukwu, those affected in the reshufflement, released on Monday10 January 2022, include General Officers Commanding and other senior officers.

Those redeployed in the current posting are Major General GA Umelo from Defence Simulation Centre to Defence Headquarters ( Defence Research and Development Bureau) and appointed Director General, Major General V Ebhaleme is to remain in Defence Space Administration and appointed Director Support Services, Major General GB Audu from Defence Administration to Nigerian Army Resource Centre and appointed Senior Research Fellow.

“Others are; Major General SE Udounwa from Army War College Nigeria to the newly established Army Headquarters Department of Special Services and Programmes and appointed Chief of Special Services/ Programmes (Army), Major General MT Durowaiye from Army Headquarters Department of Policy and Plans to Army Headquarters Department of Administration (Army) and appointed Director Veteran Affairs Directorate, Major General AE Attu from Army Headquarters Department of Policy and Plans to Defence Training and Operations and appointed Director Peace Keeping Operations, Major General UT Musa from Department of Administration (Army) to Headquarters 81 Division and appointed General Officer Commanding, Major General CU Onwunle from Directorate of Automated Data Processing to Defence Headquarters ( Department of Communications) and appointed Director of Communications.

“Also, Major General OO Oluyede from Army Headquarters Department of Policy and Plans to Headquarters 6 Division and appointed General Officer Commanding, Major General LT Omoniyi from Army Headquarters Department of Civil-Military Affairs to Army Headquarters Department of Operations and appointed Director Campaign Planning, Major General OJ Akpor from Nigerian Defence Academy to Defence Headquarters ( Directorate of Defence Information) and appointed Director Defence Information, Major General AA Eyitayo from 7 Division to Defence Headquarters and appointed Director Campaign Planning, Major General LA Fejokwu from 81 Division to Defence Headquarters Department of Standard and Evaluation and appointed Director Standard and Evaluation, while Major General JAL Jimoh is redeployed from Nigerian Army School of Artillery to Headquarters Training and Doctrine Command and appointed Chief of Training.

“Additionally, Major General HT Wesley moves from Office of the Chief of Army Staff to Headquarters Defence Intelligence Agency and appointed Director Administration, Major General JO Ochai from Army Headquarters Department of Operations to Nigerian Army Armour School and appointed Commandant, Major General SG Mohammed from 6 Division to Army Headquarters Department of Policy and Plans as Deputy Chief of Policy and Plans amongst others,”Brig-Gen Nwachukwu stated.

Other senior officers affected in the reorganization include; Brigadier General AS Maikano from Nigerian Army Welfare Insurance Scheme to 82 Division and appointed Commander Division Finance and Accounts, Brigadier General LA Lebo from Headquarters Nigerian Army Corps of Artillery to Army Headquarters Department of Army Training and appointed Acting Deputy Chief of Training (Linkages/Integration), Brigadier General MO Ihanuwaze from Defence Headquarters to Nigerian Army Budget and appointed Director of Budget and Accounts, Brigadier General O Adegbe from Headquarters Training and Doctrine Command Nigerian Army to Army Headquarters Department of Civil-Military Affairs and appointed Director Psychological Operations,

The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Faruk Yahaya has charged all the newly appointed senior officers to justify the confidence reposed in them and redouble their commitment to duty in their new appointments.

He added that newly appointed senior officers must ensure value addition in their respective commands and appointments.

Many Facebook groups based in Mali and Nigeria began sharing a video of a helicopter on December 9, claiming it showed an aircraft delivering weapons to terrorists. In Mali, the posts often accused the French government of operating the helicopter, while posts coming from Nigeria laid the blame on the Nigerian government. In reality, the video is from neither one of these countries – it was filmed in the Central African Republic during a routine supply drop.

https://observers.france24.com/en/africa/20211215-helicopter-weapons-terrorists-nigeria-mali-debunked


In the roughly three-minute video, a helicopter lands in a field before several people start to unpack its cargo.

The video has been shared widely in Nigeria. Some posts claim that it shows "Fulani terrorists" being supplied by the government. Others say that the people receiving the supply are Boko Haram.

Posts including the video, some of which have more than 300,000 views, were also shared in Mali, claiming to show "palpable proof" that the French army is involved in supplying terrorist groups there. This kind of rhetoric is commonly used by conspiracy theorists to stir up anti-French sentiment in the country.

A screenshot showing the video shared with a false caption. Archived here: https://perma.cc/T3E7-YXQF
A screenshot showing the video shared with a false caption. Archived here: https://perma.cc/T3E7-YXQF © Facebook
One of the videos was shared with a voiceover in Bambara, one of Mali's 13 national languages. The voiceover says the video reveals some of the things that are really going on "in the bush", stressing that the unidentified people in the video are speaking Fulani and that there is a white man present.

Looking for clues in the video and sound
Several sources, including members of the Tabital Pulaaku association, which promotes the Fulani language, confirmed to FRANCE 24 Observers that the people speaking in the video (who can be heard from 2:20 onward) do speak Fulani, but with an accent from eastern Niger. The discussion, however, does not offer any clues, consisting of an exchange of greetings and instructions on how to unload the helicopter.

On closer inspection of the video, however, it is possible to identify a crucial clue: a logo on the side of the helicopter, as well as a number, difficult to discern, on the back.

A screenshot of the video showing a logo on the side of the helicopter.
A screenshot of the video showing a logo on the side of the helicopter. © Observateurs
With the help of BenbereVerif, a fact-checking media outlet in Mali, we were able to identify the logo. It belongs to "African Parks", a nature conservation NGO based in South Africa that manages 19 parks across the African continent. We matched up the logo with other photos of African Parks helicopters that we found online.

An African Parks helicopter.
An African Parks helicopter. © AFP / Tony Karumba
'The helicopter was transporting the Chinko outreach teams and their supplies to the park'
The African Parks operations manager, Erik Mararv, told the FRANCE 24 Observers team that the video was filmed in Chinko park, a nature refuge in the Central African Republic, which is managed by his organisation. He explained:

A video related to false information has been circulating on social media, distorting the location, people and activities in the footage.

African Parks can confirm that the videos shows one of its helicopters carrying out a routine resupply mission in Chinko, in the Central African Republic, on December 4. African Parks manages the site in partnership with the Central African government.

During the mission, the helicopter was transporting the Chinko [Reserve] outreach teams and their supplies to the park, dropping off one team and their supplies in the field, and picking up another team.

These teams conduct extended outreach missions in the field to engage with livestock owners who move through the area seasonally. They initiate a dialogue about the location of the Chinko [Reserve] to encourage them to use the established routes around the park's perimeter.

These outreach teams are unarmed, clearly identified and recruited from the local community in order to establish a relationship of trust with local herders, according to African Parks.