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truthshots3:
The francophones on this forum should perhaps spend some time learning English before they go online pretending to be nigerians.

Stormtrooper11:
Deep field can be anywhere. I'm in kano state. In rural area.

Blueelf:
I never said the Americans were perfect but we stand to learn a lot from their attitude and discipline in combat.

Our guys act like disorganized cockroaches in an ambush

Stormtrooper11:
Like what? Am on vacation in rural area. Isn't it normal?

Blueelf:
Green beret were just 4 against Avery determined and pre-planned ambush.

Stop deceiving yourself...I have nothing against the NA but their training needs complete revamp

Stormtrooper11:
Lol. Almost everywhere in Nigeria is a potential bandit hideout.
But seriously, i am in deep field right now. I am in rural area.

Blueelf:
A well trained Army under ambush

People think because we are not soldiers, we don't know what we are saying


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTkLxE1ydCM

Sizzorkay:
Lying, not liaring.
I beg make we correct this once and for all, no disrespect.

Illumined939:
Intelligent discourse ain't your forte. Please do not ever quote me.

Illumined939:
If you want to verify whether the Nigerian Army is a sectional army,or not, go to any village in Plateau or Taraba state, dominated by Christians, and ask, "what role does the Nigerian Army play in the aftermath of any fulani attack?"
If you want to understand Nigeria, travel, ask questions, don't just stay on your phone, assuming. Go talk to poor Nigerians in remote villages that have at one time, endured the brunt of the Nigerian Army.

DubaiLandLord:
Lol

Is not going to be easy to search for such a news. It happened around 2012 or 2013. You can make a research about it.

truthshots3:
Nice to see I generate such interests, but yiu need to sharpen your comprehension skills

https://www.nairaland.com/6550922/southern-governors-resolutions-acf-backs/2#101650407

To be truthful, most of you are not sufficiently intelligent to understand the world you live in.

truthshots3:
I am not going to have an internet argument.
If someone wants to fight me in real life, I am all in. I do things in real life. I don't have internet fights.

You wouldn't understand me since you are limited by the average 70 IQ in nigeria. I hope I am not being wicked, with this simple fact, not my intention.

Toju200:
yes there were airstrikes this morning but I'm unaware of the location

BombAttack:
You lie guy, show video where millitary reforcement came.

Because from this video, they were done already and left.

No food for lazy man😂😂 @Abbakar1030 @Ormarfaruq pic.twitter.com/dyPYQ3lZp3

— Usman Ilyasu🇳🇬 (@Usmanilias2) May 9, 2021

These soldiers in transit made it out of an attempted ambush... pic.twitter.com/VTvlesSdqC

— Defense News Nigeria (@DefenseNigeria) May 9, 2021

NafeesaAA:
No Police station in the SE and some part of SS have a functional armoury. All excess arms have been moved to a safe place and well guarded. Only arms of daily rotation are kept. The Poiice are not daft to continue keeping excess unused arms in isolated Police divisions. So all these reports of Police divisional armoury looted are false.

Whyem15:
This is how the "bases" being overrun looks like.
What defensive advantage does it provide? And when troops withdraw from these locations we call them cowards.

The gains of 2014\15 offensive and that of 2018 were all lost immediately the offensives stopped. During the offensives, the terrorists either move across the border to neighboring countries or temporarily return to civilian life only to organize themselves back once the offensive has lost its momentum. At some point in time. Gudzamala LGA was recaptured by the terrorists in 2018. Baga was also captured around that period. Unless the army can continue to be on offensive for years(the 7 division lacks the resources for this) or they are able and willing to man every cities, towns and villages, the terrorists will continue doing this.
Supercamp was designed to cut prevent the terrorists from having access to towns and cities for supplies and they've been largely successful and the terrorists haven't been able to expand since then, in fact, NA supercamps 15 and 18 are directly adjacent to their capital and they've never been able to overrun them. The only problem is that the army decided to switch to a full defensive mode. There should be constant aggressive patrols by highly mobile and protected unit from the supercamps to constantly harass the terrorists and keep degrading their capabilities. I have always advocated for the establishment of a mobile strike force to complement the Supercamp strategy. The 72 MSF should have expanded beyond what it was in 2014/15.
If at all they won't re-employ Barlow, they should at least make use of what they learnt from him while he was here.

Majority of the supercamps are also sited in South and Central Borno and Yobe states. There are only 6 in the northern parts of the state leaving many settlements open to attacks.

The recent increase in the frequency of attacks has been attributed to the NAF suspending air interdictions in favor of CAS which has given the terrorists enough space, time and resources to plan, launch and coordinate attacks.

ugo4u:
You argue alot and from the position of ignorance, the person that recorded that video spoke in Igbo that one UGM and a soldier was gunned down, I don't know why you are still arguing blindly. Same way you lied that you got Intelligence that no security agent died when Ikonso was killed, despite telling you that the coursemate of the officer killed acknowledged it, I even told you the course of the said officer. As much as we all want to be patriotic we shouldn't ignore the sacrifices of our security agents.