saengine:

exposed! Goodnight 007. Maybe tomorrow we can have a drink in Rosebank or Braamfontein, whichever is closer to you. No wait after you return to SA from your mission abroad.

Your rear-end is as exposed as your dull brain! I thought the only place that Nigerians were permited to reside in was your Hillbrow? Thaba Tshwane Officer's Mess will be a better place for a drink. Figure me out if you can! You are such a comedian! Goodnight malfunctioning Mr. Engine!

saengine:

Yes we wouldnt want to compromise your secret mission. Saying for how long you were in SA will somehow blow your cover? Lol okay.

Again. You can fool your Nigerian friends, your secret is safe with us.

Whatever sweetens your tea! Secret or no secret. Carry on as you are!

Underrate Nigeria's capabilities at your own peril. The element of surprise is a handy weapon! We are very much embedded in "##". Time will tell.

zaandrew:

has i said only 15 were found guilty of a crime and less than 10 were even accusssed of a a sexual crime. it works out to 0.6 percent. should we go back to posting you tube clips?

there is a agroget, yes you can pass a subgect on 33 percent but not a year. and if you get 33 percent no universty will accept you. and there is no one with that low marks in the SANDF. There is a exame you have to right before you may join the the defense force to see if you smart enough.

AndrewZA wants to justify the actions of the SANDF soldiers as mere numbers and statistics? What happened to the so called professional SANDF soldiers? We (I personally) know the facts! Blaming DRC or the UN or the AU for the atrocities of your troops is not a surprise! In the books of SA, SAns are never responsible for anything wrong, like this link attempts to insinuate: http://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2013-06-14-peacekeepers-behaving-badly-why-south-african-ill-discipline-in-drc-is-a-un-problem

My promise to provide a dossier of the real state of SA's educational establishments has not been forgotten. Certain sensitive materials have to be used wisely. Just remain calm.

zaandrew:

Waterloo? More our black hawk down moument. We made the same mistakes. To light a force, under estermait the enemy and no way of providing timly support.

There where 93cases since the start of the mission in DRC of those only 15 convecstion of those only one was rape. Most of the sexual omce are to do with prostuitsion. It a big problem in the DRC.

Yes but nigerian cops are not the much to speak about. And in SA the cops are punished.

You guys still don't under stand the 33%. You will fail if any core subject is that low.

Prostitution is a big problem everywhere in the world. Did anyone force your SANDF troops to zip down? Most likely they patronised and refused to pay ... molestation and ra.pe is SA big problem. And your troops exported the trend to the DRC. Nigerian cops will never be as inhuman as your SAPS. What don't we understand about the 33% pass mark for matriculation exams?

zaandrew:

What sam sytem does nigeria build. Never mind devlope
Nigeria has only 40ish IFV they are the BTR3
Nigeria make spare parts. SA is the only certfied place in africa to over haul
C130s
Mi17(witch we all so upgrade)
Mi24(witch we all so upgrade)

No you got more hinds(thencal assult not attack) but lift helcopters are still in SA faver

You overhaul C130s in SA yet SANDF spends several hundreds of millions airlifting men and hardware to missions in Africa?

Mike..ZA:
I don't see you posting any "wise military comments",ECOWAS is that regional bloc which sat and watched Mali's towns fall to rebels hands?,How long did it take "mighty ECOWAS" to put together a peacekeeping force for Mali?,challenge me on a different topic please or say something like "Nigerian armed forces abuse their citizens,some are fleeing to neighbouring countries"

I only see you posting juvenile comments - more of the same type that we have seen over and over again. ECOWAS is a more responsive body than the spineless SADC that talks 110% and acts 0%. Don't come here with your loud mouth tendencies - Julius Malema decendant. When you cannot make a cogent point you descend to foaming from the mouth about claims you are uninformed about. Well ... your SANDF met their WATERLOO in CAR. Your SANDF soldiers have been ra.ping and sexually molesting the poor helpless women in DRC. Only in SA do policemen drag a foreigner along the streets from the back of a van ... we could go on and on!

You are not the first and I don't seen you being the last. DRC is a recurring decimal for SADC and your SANDF. Your 33% matriculation result is a problem for you and your kin!

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.

You are so new on this thread and do not realise that we've in the past been through all of your recyled material. We know how nasty it became when we began to expose your ugly behinds! We know your true statistics!

The Boko Haram that CraigB and rookie Mike..ZA love to drool about.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-23245702

Mike..ZA:
Let's be realistic Nigeria doesn't a massive air lift capability,with less than 10 C130s around 6 operational or massive sea lift capability which would be risky with super evasive SAS submarines around. All sub-Saharan countries have obsolete main battle tanks like T-55 and T-72,which SA can easily destroy with the Ratel ZT3 or Rooikat. Any attempt by Nigeria to establish an air field to provide air power to their troops can be taken out by a cruise missile or the GV6.

We will only engage an aggressor enemy ... otherwise all we'll see is a war of words. Make the move if and when SANDF can!

saengine:

They can be firing at each other on the moon for all I care, point is we out-range you. Picture was connected to agaugust saying Nigeria's artillery will roast SA's.

Out range us ... firing from your nothern-most borders with Namibia or "floating" it from a ship and firing from the middle of the Atlantic? You must be kidding yourself by out-ranging and outraging yourselves for nothing. Facts are stubborn and have been provided several times against your claims. This thread is actually a military and war archive for war planners to study and learn from.

Of course you can outrange your next door neighbours.

saengine:

Rather ask what you want to ask, instead of open ended questions.

If you find this an open ended question, kindly take back the open-ended image you posted.

Mike..ZA:
Ok,Let's set a stage(Nigerian boarders or South African boarders).

Feel free to set a stage! We'll intelligently meet you anywhere.

CraigB:

Look - you're becoming chatty. This is a forum. You need to chat to someone else. I'd rather do my work.

Everyone would have thought it was your pasttime being up and about every comment on Nairaland. Now recycler-in-chief CraigB is abdicating his playground for work? How times change! I told you I want to help you waste your time. So much of an unprecedented offer of "good" you are getting from this side of the debate? So funny how for the very first time I have used these emoticons a couple of times in the past few hours. It must mean a lot!!

CraigB:

Drained by what? I am in a perfect timezone and am walking about typing on my handheld. Why would I be drained?

You're the one that's not sleeping.

You reckon?

CraigB:

Is that so? Ok, that's good to know. Says a lot about the state of your existence, doesn't it? Brings perspective to everything being said on this thread.

More about the state of your own existence. So porous and precarious. Consider that comment side-by-side Mike..ZA's comments ... I say this from a "coded" perspective. Your "time zone" must be taking its toll on you that you just can't comprehend the full import of my comments. Someday hopefully you'll wake up to it. Note that I am miles away from sub-Sahara.

CraigB:

How could there be when I'm commenting to the same stuff time and again?

You must be so drained and strained by now! Why not throw your lapdogs into the fray as usual? You know what I mean?

CraigB:

It's great that you see me as a Naai-geerian. That means I can comment freely about the state of the country you've deemed me a part of. Thank you.

Don't be too fast for yourself! Comment fully and truly about your South Africa first before coming here to feel like a Nigerian! Those your new Smart IDs ... you don't want to know how many have been earmarked for "us". Think outside the box if you know what I mean! South Africa!!!!

CraigB:

Oh, you're free to laugh. Chances are you don't realise that this has become your fall-back argument when you have nothing else to say.

You pretend that there's something funny, when there really isn't. It's a phrase that you've overused.

No new material in your comments. Whatever happened to CraigB? Notice I have used the grinning emoticons?

CraigB:

If I counted the number of times you responded to people like this, whether in your capacity as All4Naija or NaijaPigoon, I'd be a millionaire by now. That's when you are flush out of words. You go: "I laugh". "People will laugh". "I laugh my belle gon burst". Typical Naai-jeria.

Looks like we're done discussing anything now and it's about discussing CraigB. Ok - I like that too. Attention can only be a good thing.

You have no constitutional argument. Give it a rest.

More and more delusions! I am enjoying the moment. You are learning fast. The Nigerian in you is blossoming. You sabi cram pidgin no be small. It was President Jonathan's uniform ... what next? I told you I've got some free time to spend to help you waste your time! Na you go tire!

CraigB:

If I counted the number of times you responded to people like this, whether in your capacity as All4Naija or NaijaPigoon, I'd be a millionaire by now. That's when you are flush out of words. You go: "I laugh". "People will laugh". "I laugh my belle gon burst". Typical Naai-jeria.

Looks like we're done discussing anything now and it's about discussing CraigB. Ok - I like that too. Attention can only be a good thing.

You have no constitutional argument. Give it a rest.

How does my liberty to laugh concern you. Read it there in that constitution. I have the freedom to laugh and express my CraigB motivated laugher! No be small thing o!

CraigB:

If you don't have answer, don't waste your life away trying to analyse CraigB.

We aren't going to sit and eat up your fufu or whatever it is you people eat there in Logoz (Hillbrow in your case), just because you say so

Questions will be asked of you lot, seeing as you like throwing statements about.

There's so much you are not saying about that neighbourhood of yours! It's your prime time and life ticking away as you keep asking those empty questions ... whereas your mates are making good use of their youthful age. We still have a deal remember?

CraigB:

Of course he did. No constitutional support for his conduct. You still haven't pulled out the relevant provision of the constitution. No previous military training, either. Naai-geria is just "loose" about issues of civilian rule. It has a tradition of "looseness" in that regard, as you so perfectly put it earlier.

I can't hold back my heavy laughter at your persistent reluctance to help your sorry self. At this point you are just a one man charade of stupidity! Absolutely so. Dem talk say fly wey no gree hear word ... na with dead body im go follow enter grave. Wannabe Nigerian! You like the uniform ... it's written all over you! Just say it! The same constitution has information to help you become eligible for one.

CraigB:

Too long a story to a short question.

How does he know that ALL the guilty officers have been caught, as he alleges?

Anything to have an opposing point of view goes well for boy CraigB! You seem to challenge a lot without making any factual point of note. Empty Castle Lite bottle!

CraigB:

Then say that! That's all you should've done. Say it's "tradition" and be happy.

Don't give us long arguments that don't hold water. Constitution blah blah blah.

Tradition! Simple. End of story.

Your folly is legendary! Folly that would not allow you to read sense from the Nigerian constitution. Folly that made you think that Jonathan had hijacked his uniform like a dictator. Folly that made you fail to realise that Nigeria's Presidents are heads of the military and wear 5 star generals military uniforms as part of a known practice enshrined in the constitution. 33% brains! You now have learnt the hard way. It's a lesson all the same! Keep studying!!

Henry120:

Please wake up from your slumber!!!

Nigeria controls west africa. nigeria is also ghana's biggest foreign investor.


"South Africa can sponsor militants in Nigeria,like the SADF did with UNITA and train them,in your neighbouring countries. While our arms companies and the army is bolstered,with numbers and equipment."

Silly dreamer. You think angola is nigeria, smh...
We would use your sisters( our wives) to spy on your military architecture.

Sadly, the fool does not know the situation within his own backyard. We are firmly rooted and ready to execute any orders from Abuja within the Union buildings. Believe it or not!

CraigB:

So in other words, colonial-era practices make sense to present-day Naai-geria?

So, why argue with me when I say you are stuck in an era?

You've just proved it.

When you are able to define the word "tradition" don't fail to come back and apologise for making a mockery of yourself. Now you are confronted with the history and antecedence behind President Jonathan's use of the military uniform that dates back to the 1960s (when the first civilian President of Nigeria Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe adorned his own uniform) and you begin to bring in "colonial" noise?

The facts are in your face and for so long before your parents were even born!! It is constitutional ... like it or not. Nigeria will remain a subject beyond your comprehension. Keep studying! I'm liking every effort you make!

QED

Mike..ZA:
If South Africa and Nigeria were to go for a military show down. South Africa would win looking at this: 50% of Ghana exports come to SA,point being(we might have an ally) close by. Distance: the distance would mean the war won't be intense,so South Africa can arm to the teeth. Weapons coming to Nigeria by sea can be cut off,cause international arms companies wouldn't want their ships to share waters with evasive SAS(south African Ship) submarines. South Africa can sponsor militants in Nigeria,like the SADF did with UNITA and train them,in your neighbouring countries. While our arms companies and the army is bolstered,with numbers and equipment.

Funny chap! Are you alive on planet earth? You'll meet your waterloo if you think Ghana would be a forward base? ECOWAS is not SADC. Keep mocking your poor sense of military knowledge and continental politics. Even your kin Mr. AndrewZA will be shaking his head reading your juvenile comments.

Mike..ZA:
Funny NIGERIAN weapons are obsolete,and I don't see any plans on replacing them.

We've seen your type on this thread long before your late arrival. Nothing new to offer. Empty Castle Lite bottle!!

Mike..ZA:
Here's the thing I always go to any argument or debate knowing my views are not the facts,so do you mind showing or giving me a list of modern Nigerian weapons. It would depend,we all know plants can be bolstered if war was imminent.

Be diligent enough to go through this thread. Sadly your kith and kin KwameTut, ZetDee and CraigB have spammed the entire thread so much you'll be frustrated finding all the facts to counter your mindset assertions. LOL. Best of luck.

Mike..ZA:
Nigeria doesn't have any modern homemade of the following "important war winning weapons" 1. Utility helicopters 2.Infantry fighting vehicles 3.MRAPS(Land mines can stop a Blitzkrieg) 4.Mine detecting and protected vehicles 5.Attack Helicopters 6. Radars 7.Long range artillery systems .8 Missiles from SAS(surface to surface),SAM(surface to air missile) to Air to ground missiles. That's only a few of them.

You are so delusional. Suddenly, to seek advantage you talk about home-made? You've got your work cut out for you! Simply scroll through the past comments/posts/debates on this thread ... there's a lot of reading, understanding and lessons to be learnt. The question is -- list the obsolete weapons that exist in the armoury of the Nigerian Armed Forces. At this rate you are giving yourself the round-around!