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bidexiii:
Algerian Ch-4b armed drone

Hafa na...Any news on that Documentary that SBS has been working on? How many months will it take them to release it

Stephenmoka4:
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Can you fund my account for airtime
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seankafor:
pics or it never happened

Guy you come use ur own phone snap them ..like one was even putting on balaclava, looking like a thief ....U can imagine there was traffic jam, Even the lieutenant with them came down to control the road (though the lt. Was in the first vehicle, gun truck)

This morning, I experienced Joy troops moving out, I suspect that they are troops of 6BN FOB Bonny based on the description on their vehicle.. it was a large number of soldiers, two trucks fully loaded and like 3-4 gun trucks.



But I was disappointed at the gun trucks ... How can they have like 3 gun trucks without a Gpmg or Dshk or Pkm, they only had Ak's on them and the Soldier Manning the gun port placed his Ak there (I wanted to laugh oo..but they were not smiling with anybody)

Godpunishhaters:
Done

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GeneralFarouq:
Lol.. I hope u observe before firing... Am supporting the efficiency of N.A ... In other words we are in same page

The act he committed is known as "blue on blue"

slimthugchimee2:
link to the trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJPW4mIRJJM



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt6bRD1mCfc

Toju200:
Off topic: Who has heard of the upcoming Nigeria action film Operation last dance

They are involving Nigeria air Force Assets(Mi35p and EC135) And other Nigeria Army Hardware (AFV,Streit,Ezugwu,Light Armoured tactical vehicle e.t.c)

Have seen the trailer... waiting for the main movie

Sizzorkay:
I still wonder if units in the NA have someone in charge troops in said unit answer to, like for real, how soldiers act in the field without anyone in leadership role is odd to me.
Just finally watched the entire clip of the vid i mentioned earlier, how on earth did soldiers tie up a suspect, dig a shallow grave, toss him there and riddle him with bullets and then cover his body with sand behind someone's fence.
Like how did the person in charge in such scenario allow this? This is war crime, nothing more, a professional army shouldn't be doing this

Link to the video please

WASMOG:
As a member of the armed forces of Nigeri, �� I swear oath to defend the territorial water ways of Nigeria �� which am doing so now.

Peace to Nigeria
May God guide our leaders to the right path
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Sizzorkay:
Just got a vid of captured BH tied up and getting beat up by soldiers, unprofessional in my opinion, but i get it

Link please

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kabe1:
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What calliber of gun is mounted on this beast??

And I was expecting it to be automatic not manually controlled

ecto:
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Guy show small love na

Someone should remix and quote me


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olapluto:
BHts took out about 8 of our men. I am more worried about the isolation of the troops. No matter how good you are, if you find yourself isolated like these guys, then the enemy can pick them out one after the other. We are dancing backwards in this war.

https://www.facebook.com/tonmaharry/videos/2607358525969876/UzpfSTEyODI2Mjg0MTI6MTAyMjAyNjAzODIyODEzNzU/

I love the determination of the soldiers on ground..if only the determination can be complimented with more apcs, mraps and ifvs for patrol and also increased pay and allowances for our soldiers, they will perform more better.

bidexiii:
TODAY IN HISTORY



Egyptian forces crossing the Suez Canal on October 7

Search Isreal vs Egypt on YouTube for the
Documentary...the isrealites are really good at planning

This serious... Please who have seen this stuff..can someone explain the combating capability of a deer?? Or the essential role of a deer

eyeon:
One sure way is to kill on sight.

Game name?

Happy 1001th page everyone...at least am among those people that commented on this page, infact the first person ..Now back to the matter of the increase in oil price, if only our leaders could utilize this opportunity to save more money and invest in our military. Because without being told, they are trying and their need continuous support to enable them continue..
Just a concerned citizen

Controversy has continued to trail the ownership of six sophisticated armoured vehicles seized by Nigerian security forces in Adamawa State.

Six Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles brought into Nigeria from Cameroon were intercepted by soldiers manning a checkpoint at Konkol, a border between Nigeria and Cameroon in Maiha Local Government Area of Adamawa State.

Though sources said the fighting equipment were meant to be delivered to the Nigerien authorities, security and civilian authorities in Cameroon and Nigeria have declined to comment on the actual owner of the equipment; or why those in charge of the shipment decided to pass through the Nigerian soil for onward delivery to Niger.

Some sources said the armoured vehicles belonged to Nigerien government; while others said they belonged to the Cameroonian authorities. Others said the vehicles belonged to the United States (US).

However, when the story of the interception became public, the commander of 23 Armoured Brigade, S.G. Mohammed, on Saturday, handed over the vehicles to the Comptroller of Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) in charge of Adamawa and Taraba states, Olumoh Kamaldeen, at a brief ceremony in Konkol.

A press conference called by the Customs service in Adamawa State yesterday in Yola, the capital with a view to giving details on the vehicles, was suddenly shelved, with sources saying everything about the matter had been transferred to Abuja.

Kamaldeen neither answered his calls nor responded to text message from our reporter last night.


More investigations ongoing

But the Daily Trust leant yesterday that the Customs service had launched further investigation into the matter.

The Public Relations Officer (PRO) of NCS, Deputy Comptroller Joseph Attah, confirmed to Daily Trust yesterday that the Comptroller General of Customs (CGC), Col. Hameed Ali (rtd) directed further investigation into the issue.

He said: “It is true that six mine resistant, all-terrain military vehicles were impounded at Konkol, Maiha Local Government Area of Adamawa State. They were impounded by a team comprising the army, DSS, and the Customs. They have been kept in the custody of the army, that is the military; but now the military has handed them over officially to the Customs.”
He also revealed that the drivers conveying the military hardware had been taken into custody.

“From the detail we got from the drivers of these six vehicles who are also with the Customs, they claimed that they were supposed to pass through Nigeria on transit.

“They had to be impounded because there was no paper documentation. If you have to pass through a country on transit, you have to do paper documentation and, in this case, there was no clear documentation,” Attah said.

But a top source in Abuja told the Daily Trust that the vehicles were a gift to the Nigerien military by the US government.

The source recalled that the US had sometimes ago donated similar fighting vehicles to the Nigerian government.

It was further learnt that all documentation between the Nigerian government and US officials to allow the vehicles to travel through Nigeria were done.
According to the source, US officials were surprised about the interception and subsequent impounding of the equipment.

The source blamed the incident on “avoidable gap in communication occasioned by lack of sharing of information among Nigeria security agencies.”
The source expressed confidence that the equipment would be released for delivery to the Nigerien military soon.

Other sources wondered why the Nigerian authorities had not made public its finding in relation to the intercepted equipment.

Another security officer involved in the operation said the military equipment were intercepted following an information obtained by the DSS that suspicious consignment of heavy weaponry was approaching the Nigerian border.

“The DSS quickly informed its headquarters in Abuja and coordinated with other security agencies. So, we got wind of the situation beforehand,” he said.

According to the source, “As soon as the equipment was ferried across the border, we asked for relevant papers which were not provided. We realized that Niger violated the procedures,” he said.

One of the soldiers that escorted the vehicles from Jamtari village at the Nigeria-Cameroon border to Yola, the capital of Adamawa State said the vehicles were imported to Cameroon from the US and were on transit to an American military base Niger Republic.
The military source added that the heavy-duty trucks carrying the armoured vehicles and the drivers were hired from Nigeria.

Meanwhile, a former councillor in the area who represented Belel ward in Maiha Local Government Council, Dauda Abubakar said residents gathered to watch the controversial weapons after the seizure at the Nigerian border in Jamtari village, adding that the vehicles were then moved to the military base in Konkol where they were kept for about two weeks.

“People were not frightened because the military vehicles did not roll into the area but were being carried on trucks. So, there was no rumour of attack,” he said.
“The trucks were able to cross through the shallow river in to the village because it did not rain for some days. Rainy season makes transportation very difficult in Maiha area. All the bridges have broken down.

Sometimes, it takes six hours to cover a distance of eighty kilometres. Federal government had been promising to fix the bridges since 1999,” he said.
But another source said the equipment were being taken to Niger at the instance of the Cameroonian authorities.

“Beside the issue of Multi National Joint Task Force (MNJF) which has Nigeria, Chad, Cameroon and Niger as participants on one hand, Cameroon and Niger have another relationship that binds them together,” the source said.

“It was based on that relationship that Cameroonian authorities gifted Niger the equipment to help it beef up its fighting capacity.

“And I want to assure you that no protocol was breached, the higher authorities in the three countries are aware of the movement, but the fact is there was gap in communication among Nigeria’s top echelon on one hand and the various security operatives in the boarder including the military and Customs operatives.
“If the military leadership in Adamawa had been alerted from Abuja, nobody would have heard of the movement of the equipment.

“Again, if really the equipment were being illegally transported through the Nigerian soil, the military will not hand them over to the Customs; they will not,” he said.


‘Similar MRAPS procured by Jonathan’

Daily Trust was also told yesterday that similar MRAPS were procured by the government of former President Goodluck Jonathan at the height of the Boko Haram crisis in 2014.

Though not all the MRAPS had been delivered, the few that arrived were used in reclaiming local governments under the control of the Boko Haram ahead of the 2015 general elections.


https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/controversy-over-armoured-vehicles-seized-in-adamawa.html

nemesis8u:
For 5 or so vehicles u r willing to add exorbiant maintenance costs ?

Maybe the army will use the engine to learn R and D and start producing similar vehicles

Fynline:
If it is for the US then there would have been escort

I have seen a ship transporting military hardwares(mbts etc) without any escort...it was shown in a documentary. And the ship was captured by pirates sha

Toju200:
possibly was heading for ISWAP from either Libya or Syria....

Doesn't look captured to me, maybe they miss their route... but I so much wish that US won't claim it and then it will be added to our Inventory