₦airaland Forum

mzilakazi:
All of which I have slaughtered bitterly. Seleka will confess to you that just only 200 SANDF soldiers are not a toy to play with and the Cuban will narrate the same story. Fidel Castro lost many men to the extend of sending thousands and thousands close to 40 000 against just 2500 SANDF soldiers.

mzilakazi:
Of course yes. Imperialism as in extending our power over to another country with the view of colonising them.

mzilakazi:
Nigerian military will not stand a chance against SANDF, period. They won't be able to stand even 3days of a high-tempo battle. Those cowards will run like never before.

mzilakazi:
Biafran war as a whole was never a modern war at all.

mzilakazi:
Then, if you do not believe it I really don't know what to say. The government of SA ordered us to withdraw from CAR and we never ran away like how your troops are always fleeing around.

Nope, we were ordered to leave because of many rebels which were killed majority of whom were kids.

mzilakazi:
Do you mean Biafra when you were fighting with knobkerries? Please, I do not want to hear long stories of peacekeeping missions.

mzilakazi:
Hope you indulge on this.

http://www.citypress.co.za/news/fleeing-car-not-an-option-sandf-chief/



http://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2013-04-02-da-to-zuma-get-the-troops-out-of-the-central-african-republic/

mzilakazi:
All that you mentioned above apply to Nigeria.

mzilakazi:
The decision to evacuate CAR was parliamentary.SANDF was waiting for reinforcement and Fighter jets and Rooivalks were on the neighbouring countries to give our forces an aerial support.The parliament however decided otherwise against the president (CIC) wishes that an offensive was not an option since they will not have enough support for their motive.Their stance was that the international community will merely perceive an offensive against seleka as imperialistic than peacekeeping.The directives was eventually to leave the country for good.

mzilakazi:
Yes we won many.

mzilakazi:
You are a prince to your people particularly your tribe and not to me. However, I still stand by my words that you are not forced to believe my claims. You have the right to believe what you want to believe chief.

mzilakazi:
Chief, it is simple we never used ingwe because we never had any and Seleka never used tanks as in the case with BH. Our forces never deployed with the weapon and beside the French would have never allowed missiles to enter in CAR. We had to convince the French in all possible way by our armaments that we never came for war in CAR but to train their national defence.

mzilakazi:
I told you I am not under any desperation to convince you I am a military man or not.I was just stating it and was not meant to seek your take on the subject matter.Gathering one's own information does not mean that one is an agent.I applied a simple common sense that your military might under concrete circumstances be experiencing a serious shortage with respect to anti-tank weapons. With the way BH is walking on the park and strolling around with their tanks,one can decisively conclude that Nigeria does not have an operational anti-tank missile. Chief, Naija is hungry for a mass firepower. Do you mean they can just leave it lying idle in their arsenal when its service is highly needed.

mzilakazi:
My claim is based on my intelligence. Clearly, even a fool will see that if Nigeria had any operational anti-tank missile they could have long employed its service by now. BH is roving around with tanks chasing away your armies with impunity.

mzilakazi:
SANDF does have plenty of obsolete weapons, but in all possible cases it holds on to their regular exercise of maintaining their heavy arms.

mzilakazi:
I never said they don't have. I know that Nigeria acquired swingfire way back in the early 80's, but my words was " are there still any operational missiles available? You might have heavy weapons in your arsenal but the question will depend on how many of them are still operational. However, I still stand by my words, Nigeria does not have any operational anti-tank missiles.

mzilakazi:
Why is it that the very Nigeria does not have sophisticated weapons to fight BH? They are now crying foul to America blaming them for their failure to defeat the insurgents. Nigeria was at ease, deep in a relaxed mood all this while by failing to maintain their equipment. Do you know that missiles have to be maintained and surely it could be without any doubt that Nigeria has been failing to do this exercise regularly. Chief, I stand by my words having collected some vital intelligence that Nigeria has a serious crisis as far as anti-tank weapons is concerned. Any military in Africa will sweep Nigeria while they are still in this current situation.

mzilakazi:
The fact that it is there does not mean that it is still operational. Obsolence of weapons is what consumes many militaries in Africa.

mzilakazi:
The fact that it is there does not mean that it is still operational. Obsolence of weapons is what consumes many militaries in Africa.

mzilakazi:
Nigeria does not have anti-tank missile, hopefully they are all nonoperational. There is no need to argue on this. BH had always been roving around with APC and tanks which were way far more expensive in comparison to swingfire missile.


My conclusion stand, Nigeria does not have anti-tank missile.

DieVluit:
You know, I was thinking -

The official story from the Nigerian military about the jet that crashed is that "we are still looking for it". That story never changed. It is funny when I see posts here complaining about "terrorist propaganda".

That's all.

mzilakazi:
Sorry!! my friend that I wouldn't do. I would never by any means accede to that.

mzilakazi:
However, do not be that sure. War always has casualties on both sides. Jihad is not something that can be defeated easily since it is regarded as war that is condoned by Allah by those who support it. It is regarded as cancer that is spreading like wild fire.

mzilakazi:
Let us hope nothing goes wrong this time and that operation no mercy is a success.

Henry120:
Truly,the President has done a good job with the economy and infrastructure, the insurgency is a problem, but the fact is, the military would overcome, it's just a matter of time
My problem has always been the over-politicisation of the insurgency by the presidency and the opposition.It has meant decisive action has been slow in coming.I do strongly believe though,CDS Alex Badeh and the NSA should be fired The COAS understands there's a problem which is very important,he's an Infantry man,and still need time to get his policy running

mzilakazi:
That will only amount to sttupidity of the worst order. Sorry, I can never stoop to that low.

Henry120:
This is where we disagree. I don't support him.

Henry120:
The whole thing just tire me.

Patchesagain:
[size=20pt]SHOCKING NEW REVELATIONS FROM BOKO HARAM VIDEO!!! MASSIVE AMMOUNTS OF CAPTURED NIGERIAN EQUIPMENT!! INCLUDING BRAND NEW MRAPS!![/size]


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77YwVoM7_JA

Photo 1: captured Saurer 4K 4FA
Photo 2: different Saurer 4K 4FA (note that this one is brown not black)
Photo 3: Captured MRAP
Photo 4: Same (or different?) captured MRAP seen providing fire-support in BH attack.... BH technical seen just behind it