iblawi: South Africans are dull and they will never stop dreaming.
Despite all the training they could only produce 6 qualified gripen pilots to face such coalition. If you give them the opportunity they will still tell you how many hundred planes they will shoot down with those pilots even though they crash helicopters chasing common poachers.
u dey mind dem.
people wey we contribute money save wan dey talk shit.
TrueHeart365: it's funny that Nigerians are being decieved that we have the infrastructure to counter a conventional air threat.
we are just lucky to be surrounded by poor countries.
dropping bombs on insurgents with zero air defence capabilities is totally different from fighting a conventional air threat.
hate to break it to you but for the sake of passing the right info to those who actually are here to learn, our rolands(God knows if they still function) that haven't seen recent upgrade, our outdated ARADU(if not stripped already) and manpads is not worth bragging about. a decent airforce with 4th generation aircrafts will stroll in our airspace with ease.
only few countries in africa can brag of adequate air defence systems and SA and Nigeria are none
but here, who wants the truth when we can keep decieving ourselves and laugh over it.
ActivateKruger: Wasn't it you guys who championed experience over better training? Didn't you cheer for the notion that current NAF has more experience than the current SAAF?
Now I showed you where experience was triumphed by better training so stop crying fowl.
very funny. training has no Hand in the Iraqi war. its was the coalitions share number n as usual embargo and sanctions
Patchesagain: We have a word for "Islamist" Christians, its called "The Church Militant"
You dont hear it because we got rid of those assholes ~1000 years ago during the Reformation.
lair . in the Catholic Church u have 3 churches. the triumph church - those in heaven/ saints the militant Church- the living /those still on earth. suffering church - those in purgatory.
so Christianity never had anything similar to the Islamist or jihadist.
even the crusaders are far from islamist.
so wen next u use the word "church militant" pls search for its meaning
Udmaster: Enugu, the former capital of the Eastern Nigeria, a great Igbo city. A city that is rebuilting itself after being hit badly by the civil war. Enugu aka Coal city can be referred as the political capital of the Great Igbo Nation. proudly 042.
obodo dis ma. capital of the great Biafran nation.
jakeporeshenko: Nigerian navy to acquire 14 naval patrol boats from SA, chief of naval staff just confirmed this channels television news in an interview while on a visit to South Africa. he met with the both SA navy and air force chiefs.
Gloryfox: agreed some fulani herdsmen are rougues, but the way the media reports against them is very silly. when herdsmen are killed it is most times not reported.
1. Stop the daily brain being witnessed in the gully eroded red mud region.
2. Direct all your IDPs in every nook and cranny of Nigeria to relocate back into your landlocked pathetic enclave.
3. Stop demanding for the release of the Crowned Prince of Kuje Prison because he is a treasonable felon and a traitor of the Nigerian State and Treason is the only act that God Himself did not condone and forgave and FG too will not.
4. Educate and reform all those Kidnappers baby factory entrepreneurs, drug traffickers, ritualists, armed robbers, fake drug producers etc
Elfaris: Seems like it is high time the so called Nigerian Senate is scrapped for the good of all, cuz I don't see any good thing they're up to if not from one controversy to another.. #ScrapTheSenate.
not only the senate but. federal character commission and all other stupid agencies.
becos the senate is fighting the buhari executive it is den fit for scrapping.
when next u think of scrapping HoR should be the first.
lawbabs: I am not saying that they shouldn't invite him. Read my previous posts. The question is why celebrating the compulsion of wearing uniform over the real issue. The issue is the policy, which in itself is targeted at the rich, who don't pay full duties but may cause trouble for the masses. That is what we should be talking not uniform as they want to divert attention to...
He is the head of a paramilitary uniformed organization. if he fills the uniform is belittling due to his previous career as an officer in the military . the let him give way.
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ikechkwuegone: Good day Nairalanders, I will like to be brief and specific.I am happily married with kids and we based in Eastern part of the country.
I and my wife work and contribute to the well being of the family.Some months ago I started noticing my wife's body language when ever she is on phone with her boss by been blushing like a single girl talking to her boyfriend.
Secondly the same Boss bought her a phone, which I did not take serious, thinking it will make the official communication between them more easier.
I also noticed that my wife always chat with this same boss and hardly leave her phone carelessly which prompt me to check her chat conversation with the same boss.She doesn't leave their chat history on the phone.
Last week I accidentally checked her chat with the man , I was very surprised when I saw Her boss referred to my Wife as "My Baaby" at d beginning of their conversation and some other words like "Dear ao re u".
I confronted my wife, it was very difficult for me to confront her because I don't want the trust between us spoil.When confronted she gave me two answers, that Her calls every female staffs My Baaby, secondly that the message was mistake frm Her boss that it wasn't meant for Her that was why she didn't reply.I believed Her and we move on.
Two days ago I came back frm work and I met my wife lying down on the bed with phone conversation, instantly my wife change what they were discussing.I asked my wife what they were discussing but she stammering. The same man do tell my wife about his wife inability to conceive the second child for him.
With all these instances I am totally confused and devastated. I love my wife so much , I can't wait for d worst to happen between her and d man, she is making keep suspecting her.
I am a very loyal to her, I bnever cheat on her, she is everything to me, I don't see her wife but a friend and confidential.
Married nairalanders I really need your advice on how to handle this before my happy home will be ruin, Almighty Lord will bless your home as u give me ur candid advice