₦airaland Forum

overhypedsteve:
i ve recommended that book several times here. "Diplomatic soldiering" written by the late General Joseph Garba. Nigeria's first soldier diplomat to rise to the position of president UN security council.

i'll check it out one of these days.

clueless people,making clueless claims on NL everyday.

MikeCZAR:
Numbers and Names.
Answer my questions with specific numbers and names.

dont be ridiculous!,how is anybody supposed to know how many times the NA rotate troops{especially in this time of war},or measure the trainining system of an army,on what scale?

@overhypedsteve,thats good.did you study political science or foreign relations?.whats the name of the book?

MikeCZAR:
Numbers and Names please.

what name and number are you asking for again?

AKMoney1:
Must you comment?

nope

PDP at work

PDP at work

this is a good development

PDP at work

PDP at work

PDP at work.

hmm....PDP at work.it is very paramount that this 'islamic caliphate' should fall.this victory is a step toward their defeat.

PDP at work.to God be the glory that no one died.

PDP at work.lol.

@overhypedsteve,thatssounds quite interesting,i have personnally read quite a number of books on world politics and its impact on new world,i've read works on:
* rise and fall of the islamic emirates

* the rise,fall and rise again of china
* america's foreign policy and its impact on world geopolitics
* the rise of europe
* america and the new world order
* forces of imperialism:the african dilemma
* clash of civilization: the fall of the soviet
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i'm an avid reader of historical,political intricacies of our world.i've always loved the political aspects and historical motivations of the great wars,the kingdoms that rose and fell throughout the centuries.it would be interesting if you find time to post those interesting articles once in a while.i read one publication written by PW Botha about the mentality and socio-economic hierachy of the black race,its a very sad speech,botha was the man who made me realize that the white man{west} was a great monster,botha spoke like a monster,you could look it up

mzilakazi:
I don't think you are doing what you are supposed to be doing in your training. Anyway, you need not worry because the Brits will show you how is done. They have been deployed to train amateurs.

one word for you: mumu.i put it to you: "south africa,go and die!"[-an excerpt from adams oshiomole's common slang "go and die"]
in my opinion,the brits dont have a coherent military force anymore,oh i can imagine the days of the royal navy,royal army,queens brigade etc. but now,they're just a bunch of poof-cakes.they're coming to train troops in counter-terrorism anyway,because they have experience and skill on how COTE is fought.it doesnt mean the NA is weak.seriously!,our troops train in the niger desert!,

MikeCZAR:
You say so? Ok.
Please Answer the questions on this comparing table:
1.
A How much is spent on training a soldier?
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2. How long is the soldier trained?
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3. Training facilities.
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4. Training systems.
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5. Rotation.

(1)we spend a whole fhucking lot of money in training troops,especially since the boko haram saga
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(2)an average nigerian soldier spends a maximum of one year in training.except he/she is in a special unit/task force,then he/she would spend another 18 months in advanced training{with constant retraining}
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(3)our training facilities are in excellent conditions,infact they are currently being upgraded.new trainer aircrafts,ships,gunboats,and other training facilities are being purchased.
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(4)the training system of the nigerian army is top grade.it can be seen through our SBS,STF,JTF,and other spec-ops units,that we have a top notch training system.
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(5)rotation of force is effective in the nigerian military
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now tell me about the SANDF.

MikeCZAR:
. NATO took over from the USA.


Tell us what is "ISTAR"?

*scoff*pity.Intelligence Surveillance Target Acquisition and Reconneissance.

MikeCZAR:
The Force intervention brigade isn't conducting combat operations for almost a year now
Counter my post, don't shift attention from our debate.

and so?,arent SANDF soldiers part of the FIB?,didnt you guys fight mai mai in DRC?

MikeCZAR:
Resorting to attacking me than countering my post?
They're well trained.

I have already explained to you that our troops are one of the best in the continent.but you strongly refused to heed my call.why?

MikeCZAR:
That wasn't in a war zone.

like seriously?,DRC?

MikeCZAR:
The FIB is currently not conducting combat operations.

The FDLR is given an ultimatum, politics influencing decisions in the battle space.

dumbest ebola czar!.you arent fit to be a czar

MikeCZAR:
They're well trained.

dumber ebola czar

MikeCZAR:
Yes, hunters and vigilantes.

dumb czar

mzilakazi:
Stupidd those troops were in DRC, supposedly during the time when M23 was not militant. I used to deploy to that area of Goma on the borders of Rwanda. That are used to be calm for a long time until now recently during the uprising of M23 rebels. Normally, anyone who was seen with a sky blue cap (UN) was not supposed to be shot at, even rebels knew that.

story for the gods.

now on a more serious note,let me analyze the probabilities:
(A) in the light of recent nigerian army victories,boko haram has gone back to guerilla warfare in order to;
(i)recover their losses
(ii)recruit more fighters
(iii)obtain more deadly weapons
(iv)distract and disenfrantize our troops
(B)it could be that boko haram had no hand in it.perhaps it was the work of another band of unscrupulous elements who perpetrated this hienous crime,but who could it be?;
(i)chad-i know you would ask me 'what is chad's motivation?'.
. .(a)lake chad basin oil:an oil rich area shared by nigeria,chad,cameroon and niger.
. .(b)a test of military might:it cant be ruled out that chad may have territorial ambition
(ii)america-what is america's motivation?
. .(a)covert imperialism
. .(b)lake chad basin oil
. .(c)seperation of nigeria's north and south
. .(d)[s]ploy to curb nigeria's growing influence in africa and the world[/s]
(C)perhaps its the work of a powerful nigerian's secret militia

erm....excuse me,but does sanusi eat potatoes?

because of the dog and the baboon

bunch of confused clowns...
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excuse me,but does jonathan eat yam?

mzilakazi:
@Evarn-indeed you are the most stupidd person the mother earth has ever produced. Proper handling of rifles come to play when soldiers are either posing or on shooting exercise. There is no excuse from a soldier posing with a rifle handled incorrectly. Nigerian soldiers have been shown many a times posing with rifle handle incorrectly. That was a clear evidence of the culture in which their rifles are carried. That is the way their rifles are handled during their shooting exercises.Those SA soldiers might be on a relaxed mode, but when the action comes they know well how must their rifles be carried. They master where the butt should be and where their hands should be on the rifle. My drift was not aimed at how the gun should be carried 24/7 it was merely aimed at how the rifle should be handled when on shooting mode.

are troops supposed to be in relax mode when they're in a warzone,what if they were ambushed?,you're suffering from excess inhalation of corrorive zinc.

MikeCZAR:
M23 was defeated last year.
South African soldiers are part of the FIB, and the FIB isn't conducting combat operations.
What are you talking about?

*sighs*,you cant read?