SamuelAnyawu:
The Military should as much as possible track phone calls of killed BH.

A Short story of my experience here …………

During the old days visiting Rann( 2017 and 2018) Whenever the Military goes on operation around Wulgo, Kirenowa, Chukungudum extending to Mallam Fatori. The Military Kills some of these BH Bastards and return back to operational base of Gamboru or Rann.

They usually notice the locals who are relatives of the deceased in Rann or Gamboru will do a fidau prayer for some of their dead brothers. At a time Military COs were arresting locals who participated in this

How do the Locals know who and who the Military killed in an operation? Even sometimes the Military kill them and abandon their bodies there. How do locals know who and who has died?

Too many wahala for this war.

Brb make I take bicycle stroll around town

kabe1:


You guys should please think.

There are only 3 LCH helicopters produced, none is in Indian Air Force & Army service.

Why would you think the Nigerian army that has no experience flying and operating basic helicopters, no experience with flying advanced helicopters would suddenly purchase a helicopter that's not in service anywhere in the world?

Can't you see how unreasonable such a procurement sounds?

kabe1:


Nigeria is not buying any LCH from HAL.

bidexiii:



Even buying 2nd-hand or fairly used hardware does not make them black market buys ?

Stormtrooper11:

If you were a mentor, I'll take that as an insult and I'll cry my eyes out,but you are a civilian, a military enthusiasts. I'll take that as a challenge. Maybe i got few to prove to you. You can't debate me on military equipment .

Stormtrooper11:

If you were a mentor, I'll take that as an insult and I'll cry my eyes out,but you are a civilian, a military enthusiasts. I'll take that as a challenge. Maybe i got few to prove to you. You can't debate me on military equipment .

Stormtrooper11:

I was specific on the Army. You saw what i wrote about the artillery shells. I told you they were purchased by deals from South Africa. But not all our deals are conducted within the Nigerian government and foreign governments. T 72 ain't brand new. They were purchased from stock.
Our rifles are purchased from the black market, I'll keep stressing this. Am a lover of our military, but we need to be realistic.
I kept stressing "majority". I didn't say all. I said "majority". Beryl rifles are in little numbers compared to our AKMs. We have alot of Chinese made AKMs,AKMs from Eastern Europe, etc. If we were not purchasing rifles from the black market, why are our rifles not standardised? We purchased but just this present administration do it alot. I didn't say past administrations didn't purchased through process.

Coolliot:


Did I mention any government? I'm just saying Nigeria does black market weapons buying, even USA does..... oga, look if you can't read to understand, don't stress me, with your fake intels

Coolliot:


Why do you think the guy from Niger republic, ran away with do much money, why do you think south African's blocked the private jet, carrying money for weapons.....we did a lot of black market weapons buying, almost every country does it.....

Stormtrooper11:

1. Our standard rifles
2. T-72 tanks(were not purchased by deals)
3. We still import Artillery shells (few deals with countries like South Africa)
4. Some light tanks and IFVs acquired during the previous administration
Note, i said "were". I didn't mean the present. I'm informed. We all know majority of our small arms, were procured from the black market. Small arms are a large bulk and percentage of our Army. Don't misquote me please. I am not stupid, i won't deny and be ignorant on the successes of our Army

bidexiii:

I totally disagree with you Please sight examples !

cutievik:

Josco, me and you go soon get issue, all this your coded gist..
salgadopenny40@gmail.com Drop mail make we dey align abeg.

SamuelAnyawu:


Lol Omo you reach Bama? You don near my side 21Special Armoured Brigade

Toju200:
it was 707 Special force brigade that liberated baga.

SamuelAnyawu:


But I blame the Military too brother. It was glaring Baga was the target when they started attacking several FOBs in Kukawa LGA. Immediately they dislodged Soldiers at some FOBs there it didn’t take up to a month before they struck at Baga.

In fact as Humanitarians in that axis we got signal of impending attack three weeks before the D-day and pulled out completely.

Baga remains a big financial prize especially during raining season as that fishing Biz can rake in Millions of Naira.
Moreover, these BH guys are a lol bit smart. They’ll use a small number to attack an FOB waiting for the Battalion Soldiers to go for reinforcements, before you say Jack the real squad have started attacking the main Battalion. That’s why sometimes some CO are being careful with the reinforcements call

SamuelAnyawu:


But with the weaponry I usually see there. I’m surprised how it was overrun. And BH I heard didn’t come through water. I heard they came through the Mile 4 MNTJF entrance.

It’s well shaaa. Baga still never recover from that 2018 attack

SamuelAnyawu:


Mile 4? Guy you be personnel

That attack was messy. Many Soldiers used leg from Baga to Monguno self. That year I been Dey go Baga from Monguno twice weekly.
Na God just Dey save person Las Las

SamuelAnyawu:


Be like no be any unit in my Brigade as I never hear 40Barrel.

War no be better thing I swear.

bidexiii:



Praise God, imagine Sahara Reporters headlines by now and our very own Dubailandlord

lebuhsi:


The civil defence could compliment the police as they have manpower shortages, they could be our National guard, or at least that was the purpose for which they were intended.

We can't go from Civil to military response as we have always done, they could be some kind of buffer before deploying the military in internal security issues.

Most curfews are enforced by military personnel, that should not be the case.

All that talk about expanding recruitment when we haven't been able to take care of personnel on the ground is ridiculous IMHO.

It would just further shrink the size of capital expenditure in favour of recurrent expenditure.

Let's give the police the attention that they desperately need

lebuhsi:


I'm not sure about that, Oga.

lebuhsi:



I believe we all have our biases sha, I would love the NAF to get more platforms, also NA.

But let's not neglect those which primary duties are internal policing.

Like civil defence who just basically collect salaries, I believe they can do a lot more, if they are the priority of policy makers

Toju200:
#ISWAP Jahadist Commander Abou MUHAMMAD killed in an attempt to detonate Hand Grenades in Boulaboulin in #Timbuktu Faruok wings. #ISIS looses confidence after two unsuccessful attempt on 153 SF brigade Damboa.

youghs:
Does anyone knows the estimate of soldiers stationed in North East?
Bidexiii
Joscofelix
SamuelAnyawu

lebuhsi:
It looks like the Airforce($579m) and army($501m, NAFEX rate) are getting the lion share