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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Juchii(m): 5:34pm On May 31, 2020

Well, even media is the same. I post something early this morning.

How Western Media Would Cover Minneapolis If It Happened In Another Country by

By
Karen Attiah
Global Opinions editor

If we talked about what is happening in Minneapolis the same way we talk about events in a foreign country, here’s how the Western media would cover it. The quotes and those “quoted” in the piece below are fictional.

In recent years, the international community has sounded the alarm on the deteriorating political and human rights situation in the United States under the regime of Donald Trump. Now, as the country marks 100,000 deaths from the coronavirus pandemic, the former British colony finds itself in a downward spiral of ethnic violence. The fatigue and paralysis of the international community are evident in its silence, America experts say.

The country has been rocked by several viral videos depicting extrajudicial executions of black ethnic minorities by state security forces. Uprisings erupted in the northern city of Minneapolis after a video circulated online of the killing of a black man, George Floyd, after being attacked by a security force agent. Trump took to Twitter, calling black protesters “THUGS”’ and threatening to send in military force. “When the looting starts, the shooting starts!” he declared.

“Sure, we get it that black people are angry about decades of abuse and impunity,” said G. Scott Fitz, a Minnesotan and member of the white ethnic majority. “But going after a Target crosses the line. Can’t they find a more peaceful way, like kneeling in silence?”

Ethnic violence has plagued the country for generations, and decades ago it captured the attention of the world, but recently the news coverage and concern are waning as there seems to be no end in sight to the oppression. “These are ancient, inexplicable hatreds fueling these ethnic conflicts and inequality," said Andreja Dulic, a foreign correspondent whose knowledge of American English consists of a semester course in college and the occasional session on the Duolingo app. When told the United States is only several hundred years old, he shrugged and said, “In my country, we have structures still from the Roman empire. In their culture, Americans think that a 150-year-old building is ancient history.”

Britain usually takes an acute interest in the affairs of its former colony, but it has also been affected by the novel coronavirus. “We’ve seen some setbacks with the virus, but some Brits see the rising disease, staggering unemployment and violence in the States and feel as if America was never ready to govern itself properly, that it would resort to tribal politics,” said Andrew Darcy Morthington, a London-based America expert. During the interview, a news alert informed that out of the nearly 40,000 coronavirus deaths in the United Kingdom, 61 percent of the health-care workers who have died were black and or have Middle Eastern backgrounds. Morthington didn’t seem to notice. “Like I was saying, we don’t have those American racism issues here.”

Trump, a former reality-TV host, beauty pageant organizer and businessman, once called African nations “shithole countries." But he is now taking a page from African dictators who spread bogus health remedies, like Yahya Jammeh of Gambia, who claimed he could cure AIDS with bananas and herbal potions and pushed his treatments onto the population, resulting in deaths. Trump appeared to suggest injecting bleach and using sunlight to kill the coronavirus. He has also said he has taken hydroxycholoroquine, a drug derived from quinine, a long-known jungle remedy for malaria. Doctors have advised against using the treatment to prevent or treat the coronavirus.

Meanwhile, Americans desperate to flee will face steep challenges to cross borders, as mismanagement of the coronavirus and ethnic tensions in the country have made them undesirable visitors. But some struggling American retailers, like Neiman Marcus, are hoping to lure shoppers with traditional 19th-century colonial travel fantasies through neutral khakis and cargo shorts as part of a “Modern Safari” collection. “Utilitarian details & muted tones meet classic femininity,” reads a caption under the photograph of a white woman. Pith helmets were not included in the accessory lineup.
Some nations are considering offering black Americans special asylum. “Members of the white ethnic majority are forming armed militia groups, demanding their freedom to go back to work for the wealthy class who refer to workers as ‘human capital stock,’ despite the huge risk to workers,” said Mustapha Okango, a Nairobi-based anthropologist. “This is a throwback to the days when slavery was the backbone of the American economy. Black slaves were the original essential workers, and they were treated as non-human stock.”

Africa could be an ideal asylum destination, as several African countries have managed to contain the coronavirus outbreak through aggressive early measures and innovations in testing kits. Senegal, a nation of 16 million, has only seen 41 deaths. “Everyone predicted Africa would fall into chaos,” Okango said. “It is proof that being a black person in this world doesn’t kill you, but being a black person in America clearly can.” The African Union did not respond to requests for comment, but it released a statement that said “we believe in American solutions for American problems.”

Around the world, grass-roots organizations, celebrities, human rights activists and even students are doing what they can to raise money and awareness about the dire situation in America.

“It’s sad that the Americans don’t have a government that can get them coronavirus tests or even monthly checks to be able to feed their families,” said Charlotte Johnson, a 18-year-old Liberian student activist, who survived the Ebola pandemic. “100,000 people are dead, cities are burning, and the country hasn’t had a day of mourning? Lives don’t matter, especially not black lives. It’s like they’re living in a failing state.”

https://www.nairaland.com/5893798/how-western-media-cover-minneapolis#90152295

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Juchii(m): 5:26pm On May 31, 2020

nemesis8u:
The sole takeaway from this is

How the whole protest thing got hijacked from the beginning.

African Americans got played big time and it only showed their vulnerability to be used a tool for a means . Vested interests will only exploit them in the future more.

Isn't it interesting the no of whites who joined the protests and then the riots . At the end of it who takes the blame ? And importantly who becomes more vulnerable to exploitation ?

Thankfully some African Americans realised it , wanted to turn it back , but they were too late and outnumbered.

In the coming days any nationalist government in any country of the world is going to face similar riots / chaos in which vested interests will target sections of the society and exploit the emotions to create chaos to serve their interests .

Soros and his liberal cahoots must be smiling big time.

He did the same 5 years back when he engineered a similar incident back home with the help of 200 American citizens of Ind... descent and elements within c.ia with the help of whatsapp and social media.

Long story short , never burn your own home . If there are problems sort it by any means possible but don't go burning your own home.

I have no problem that America got a taste of its own medicine .

Now hopefully the American nationalists will deal with the leftist power centers within their establishment who create trouble in own and importantly in other countries.

I have thought of this.
I must admit that I am enjoying every bit of this riot. Yes... Let them know how it feels distabilizing other nation/region and leaving their citizens at the mercy of God. People having no food, no home, no clothes to wear and there are no hope in sight. ISIS selling naked women and men in an open market like in the days of slave trade. In Libya, they will tore a living human being apart and remove their organs for sell. All of this is caused by America and their evil supporters using democracy we all seem to cherish as an excuse.

Well, Riot of this type is usually caused by financial insecurities. 80% of the protesters are not actually protestering to revenge the death of a black man. They are protesting because of financial insecurities and frustration. With more than 40million out of job especially from blacks and with the country in recession, some of them have found insolence in distabilized environment. For them, It is better they live in environment of choas where they will loot shops and steal freely than staying idle with no hope of getting a job.
Many people didn't even wanted to join the protrst but they have no option than to find a way to eat which some have done through stealing.
For now every country is waiting for their own pond of flesh. I know by now China must have been monitoring the situation with an intent to cause more choas. Iran is the same, including Iraq.
Democratic party is making good use of the situation. In fact Donald Trump will definitely lose the incoming election.

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Politics › Re: How Western Media Would Cover Minneapolis If It Happened In Another Country by Juchii(op): 12:02pm On May 31, 2020

edoairways:
Juchii are you a journalist?

Not at all but I have been following move

Politics › How Western Media Would Cover Minneapolis If It Happened In Another Country by Juchii(op): 10:34am On May 31, 2020*

By
Karen Attiah
Global Opinions editor

If we talked about what is happening in Minneapolis the same way we talk about events in a foreign country, here’s how the Western media would cover it. The quotes and those “quoted” in the piece below are fictional.

In recent years, the international community has sounded the alarm on the deteriorating political and human rights situation in the United States under the regime of Donald Trump. Now, as the country marks 100,000 deaths from the coronavirus pandemic, the former British colony finds itself in a downward spiral of ethnic violence. The fatigue and paralysis of the international community are evident in its silence, America experts say.

The country has been rocked by several viral videos depicting extrajudicial executions of black ethnic minorities by state security forces. Uprisings erupted in the northern city of Minneapolis after a video circulated online of the killing of a black man, George Floyd, after being attacked by a security force agent. Trump took to Twitter, calling black protesters “THUGS”’ and threatening to send in military force. “When the looting starts, the shooting starts!” he declared.

“Sure, we get it that black people are angry about decades of abuse and impunity,” said G. Scott Fitz, a Minnesotan and member of the white ethnic majority. “But going after a Target crosses the line. Can’t they find a more peaceful way, like kneeling in silence?”

Ethnic violence has plagued the country for generations, and decades ago it captured the attention of the world, but recently the news coverage and concern are waning as there seems to be no end in sight to the oppression. “These are ancient, inexplicable hatreds fueling these ethnic conflicts and inequality," said Andreja Dulic, a foreign correspondent whose knowledge of American English consists of a semester course in college and the occasional session on the Duolingo app. When told the United States is only several hundred years old, he shrugged and said, “In my country, we have structures still from the Roman empire. In their culture, Americans think that a 150-year-old building is ancient history.”

Britain usually takes an acute interest in the affairs of its former colony, but it has also been affected by the novel coronavirus. “We’ve seen some setbacks with the virus, but some Brits see the rising disease, staggering unemployment and violence in the States and feel as if America was never ready to govern itself properly, that it would resort to tribal politics,” said Andrew Darcy Morthington, a London-based America expert. During the interview, a news alert informed that out of the nearly 40,000 coronavirus deaths in the United Kingdom, 61 percent of the health-care workers who have died were black and or have Middle Eastern backgrounds. Morthington didn’t seem to notice. “Like I was saying, we don’t have those American racism issues here.”

Trump, a former reality-TV host, beauty pageant organizer and businessman, once called African nations “shithole countries." But he is now taking a page from African dictators who spread bogus health remedies, like Yahya Jammeh of Gambia, who claimed he could cure AIDS with bananas and herbal potions and pushed his treatments onto the population, resulting in deaths. Trump appeared to suggest injecting bleach and using sunlight to kill the coronavirus. He has also said he has taken hydroxycholoroquine, a drug derived from quinine, a long-known jungle remedy for malaria. Doctors have advised against using the treatment to prevent or treat the coronavirus.

Meanwhile, Americans desperate to flee will face steep challenges to cross borders, as mismanagement of the coronavirus and ethnic tensions in the country have made them undesirable visitors. But some struggling American retailers, like Neiman Marcus, are hoping to lure shoppers with traditional 19th-century colonial travel fantasies through neutral khakis and cargo shorts as part of a “Modern Safari” collection. “Utilitarian details & muted tones meet classic femininity,” reads a caption under the photograph of a white woman. Pith helmets were not included in the accessory lineup.
Some nations are considering offering black Americans special asylum. “Members of the white ethnic majority are forming armed militia groups, demanding their freedom to go back to work for the wealthy class who refer to workers as ‘human capital stock,’ despite the huge risk to workers,” said Mustapha Okango, a Nairobi-based anthropologist. “This is a throwback to the days when slavery was the backbone of the American economy. Black slaves were the original essential workers, and they were treated as non-human stock.”

Africa could be an ideal asylum destination, as several African countries have managed to contain the coronavirus outbreak through aggressive early measures and innovations in testing kits. Senegal, a nation of 16 million, has only seen 41 deaths. “Everyone predicted Africa would fall into chaos,” Okango said. “It is proof that being a black person in this world doesn’t kill you, but being a black person in America clearly can.” The African Union did not respond to requests for comment, but it released a statement that said “we believe in American solutions for American problems.”

Around the world, grass-roots organizations, celebrities, human rights activists and even students are doing what they can to raise money and awareness about the dire situation in America.

“It’s sad that the Americans don’t have a government that can get them coronavirus tests or even monthly checks to be able to feed their families,” said Charlotte Johnson, a 18-year-old Liberian student activist, who survived the Ebola pandemic. “100,000 people are dead, cities are burning, and the country hasn’t had a day of mourning? Lives don’t matter, especially not black lives. It’s like they’re living in a failing state.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/05/29/how-western-media-would-cover-minneapolis-if-it-happened-another-country/#click=https:///iELjtjthRw

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Foreign Affairs › Re: The White House Locked Down As Protesters Converge In Front Of Govt House by Juchii(m): 7:28am On May 30, 2020

And Trump comments on this matter pushed everything up

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Juchii(m): 6:51pm On May 29, 2020

The USA president has said that he will order the millitary to shot at them if the looting continues. So so so unpresidential.
Democracy my foot.
They are busy talking China and democracy because of envy while they (USA) order smaller countries around like slaves.....what do we call that??..... democracy?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 7:00pm On May 28, 2020

LTGEN:
It is the only thing he knows.
he is a prophet of doom in his utterly miserable life
notice he will not comment when there is good news about Nigeria
but he has the picture at the ready anytime there is bad news
he lives his utterly uneventful pathetic life like this.

Many people in this forum has double account, so I may guess who is behind that post.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 6:58pm On May 28, 2020

rka2:
No. They will begin training pilots and maintainers this summer period at Moody Air Force Base in Georgia, USA and then the aircrafts will start arriving towards the end of next year when they would have received IOC. Kainji is not even ready yet.

End of last year shocked

? That sounds like a century oo.
I mean they will be driving our new product for more than one year? In fact they should bring it like that even if it is one of them our Engineers will complete the remaining work. We are in hurry bro

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 6:51pm On May 28, 2020

It may arrive this year oo

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 4:13pm On May 27, 2020

bidex111:
[/b]“We’ll test the effectiveness of Russian aircraft”: Turkey promises to send F-16s to Libya Turkish journalist and political scientist Mehmet Chanbekli said on his Twitter account that Turkey “will soon send 6 F-16 fighters to take control of the Libyan sky.” @RussiaSarPNR[b]

Events in Libya are taken interesting turns

I love the game. I think Africa countries should get involve.

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Business › Re: Ekiti Begins Milk Production To Supply Cowbell's Factory In Lagos by Juchii(m): 10:54am On May 27, 2020

flokii:
Good move.. SW States just dey burst my head these days with laudable projects

Some IDPs from one particular region always running to South West in their millions can keep hating while we keep moving. Las las una IGR no go fit flash anything.

Your leaders are decieving you while you are opening your teeth.
How many cows there to produce 10000 litres of milk?
Stop opening your teeth and focus on your self

Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 9:05am On May 27, 2020

komekn:
There are facts, there's is empirical evidence and you could say there us also substantive opinion based arguments.

Sometimes there are many roads to Jerusalem and it's a matter of preference.

When it comes to TRUTH then what is one person truth is another person LIE. Truth can be very opinion led. A classic example TRUMPS idea of TRUTH can vary dramatically with quite a few others.

Out of curiosity one example two would be great of where l have REFUSED TO ACCEPT A GLARING TRUTH, please.

Bro

. You are right

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Juchii(m): 10:15pm On May 26, 2020

kemicalreact:
None of the two parties in Libya is fighting for the overall interest of the Libyan people. Both of them are sellouts, but I'm a bit inclined towards LNA. At least, there won't be a spill out of Muslim Brotherhood in Libya if LNA wins

That is also my stand. With Russia by their side, they will go a long way.

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Juchii(m): 10:02pm On May 26, 2020

Kabe2:
France, America and Russia support Hafter.

I don't know if I am wrong but France and America are in opposing side.

Modified; I think you are right

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Juchii(m): 9:57pm On May 26, 2020

Kabe2:
Algeria supports Khalifa Hafted right? Not openly?

I think every African country should support Gen. Hafter because for me, this is like an invasion of Africa continent by the Europeans using make up stories and excuses just like the way they did in Iraq.
They are trying to colonize Africa for the second time and steal their resources

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Juchii(m): 9:47pm On May 26, 2020

nemesis8u:
My question , why are the people from both sides killing each other for the so called mad leaders ?

So it begs the question as to who is really mad - the leaders or the people, isn't it ?

The leaders are not mad neither the people. Each group believes in what they are fighting for. Each group has a valid reason to be there and the people really understands them.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 9:32pm On May 26, 2020

GeneralFarouq:
Then there is blind critcism
That where komekn falls

I love his write up though. He devotes part of his time to argument. He would make a good lawyer.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 9:05pm On May 26, 2020

komekn:
You have already prejudiced the notion of "Constructive Criticism " because you it seems you have a definition of what you think it is or what it should be. As a consequence you allege they have other agenda. Your perception is also reflection of your experience that may cause you to see criticism as an affront or attack.

Finally what is the other camp you have mentioned please expand.

Hmmm...you are too stubborn.
I will be brief because of time

Constructive criticism is the process of offering valid and well-reasoned opinions about the work of others, usually involving both positive and negative comments, in a friendly manner rather than an oppositional one.

This guy below doesn't not fall into that category. I wonder where you will place him.

He is just too negative and non progressive

And for your information, we have three type of criticism. We have;
1. Constructive criticism
2. Negative criticism
3. And Destructive criticism

As for you, I don't have anything against your write up but your inability to give up even when the truth is so glaring is your weakness.
Your write up is good with some deep research. We can call that Constructive criticism

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 8:00pm On May 26, 2020

komekn:
I don't necessarily agree with you.

There are three camps it seems to me here.

A. The Nigeria is the best military in Africa and every decision made in the context of strategy, procurement is the best. Anything to the contrary is subversive and should be opposed by any means foul or fair. In the midst of that narrative is sycophantic praise singing of the COAS , PMB and a few others.

B. The NEUTRALS passing a few comments here or there but mainly observing, the contentions between the A and C positions.

C. Constructive criticizers , questioning actions on the basis of rational and validity, making comparative analysis they are describes as LIARS (but without substantiation ) by the A group. It is alleged that some of their comments are removed by moderators.

They only way the thread is pulled down is when people descent to the gutter with vitriolic rhetoric and emotive based arguments not substantive and name calling.

I don't quite agree with the bolded. We actually have Constructive criticizers which is good anyway but the group of people in question are not Constructive in their criticism. They have other agenda which is not yet claer to me.

In that case, we have four camps if not more than that number.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 3:13pm On May 26, 2020

bidexiii:
BREAKING:
Due to the ongoing offensive Ops against insurgents by the military, a 25yrs old #BokoHaram Field Commander in the #LakeChad axis has SURRENDERED to Nigerian Army Super Camp in Mongonu. He led various attacks including the last attack on Baga Town that was repelled.

Truth be told, I want him to be killed in action. No arrest, No surrender.
Imagine after wasting so many innocent life. No known terrorist deserves any Court case.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 3:03pm On May 26, 2020

bidexiii:
They are about to turn Libya to Syria !!
Hope they can clean up the mess caused by America and there NATO allies.

I never liked the Western mission in Libya right from start. And if Hafter should lose out in this game then expect the same fate in many other Africa countries. Europeans started this for their selfish gain and they should pay for it.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 2:17pm On May 26, 2020

Hmmmm.... World war 3 na there e go start last last. Russians are not taking it lightly. They will start bombarding everywhere. They don't care about human right and all those bla bla bla

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 1:03pm On May 23, 2020*

yoged:
(1)We retired the Jaguars because there was nothing for it to fight. Retired our Combattante missile boats because there was no surface threat. Retired the Merlin anti-submarine helicopter because there was no submarine threat. We retired the MiGs because there was no threat. https:///33X3b64Skz

The thread on twitter worth reading . Really sad . Heavy corruption in the military starting from 1980 that saw a lot of Generals, even Colonels become owners of large tracts of lands for farms and billions in real estate and stashed cash, led to the neglect of this vital equipment.once bitten twice shy. https://twitter.com/DefenseNigeria/status/1264062629007556608?s=19[/quote]I almost cried reading this piece.
We don't have threats in the past was just because we have what it takes to destroy the threats. Now that we have destroyed the destroyer of threats, we have more threats than we can ever imagined. As I am speaking, we have foreign bases all round us waiting in case we should explode.
For those of you saying that we have no threats, I shouldn't be the one to tell you that we have more threats, possible more than Egypt and Algeria. That threats has not been practically pronounced doesn't mean its absence. Although the said threats has not been fully matured, we should be prepared possible for the worst.
Just like Iran, we are gradually being surrounded by foreign bases and troops in name of fighting terrorist and other mini excuses but their true intentions has not yet been revealed. And if they could gain entrance into Nigeria, that means Africa as a whole is finished. It will be worst than slave trade. Forget democracy, it doesn't work in this case and we all that. Western countries can plan your downfall for more than 30 years and still execute it perfectly when the time comes using the same "democracy" as an excuse. Democracy is more perfectly written/explained in paper than in real life practice.
It is time to be alart and defend the Nation

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 8:41am On May 23, 2020

SamuelAnyawu:
There was an argument between I and my colleagues sometime ago. It was an issue on why military Gunners on Hilux mostly carry a bell beside them. I was of the opinion that they ring it just to create alert, but my colleague said the dudes ring it sometimes so they can hear properly . That the Gunners due to gun sounds have become partially Deaf.

Military dudes over to you guys

millitary guys over......

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Juchii(m): 3:24pm On May 22, 2020

Keep laying ceremony of Nigeria navy ship LST-100 in UAE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIs9P3q1_Ew

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 3:21pm On May 22, 2020

Keep laying ceremony of Nigeria navy ship LST - 100 in UAE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIs9P3q1_Ew

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 10:41pm On May 21, 2020

Salatavor:
ha! You outnumber Aircowas? And you are happy? Nigeria the giant of Africa, the same Nigeria that sponsored Russian jet fighters with Cuban pilots during the bush wars in South Africa (read the book diplomatic soldiering by Joe Garba Nigerian foreign minister during Murtala), the same Nigeria that declared Barclay's bank persona non grata, the same Nigeria that launched the first African satellite into space, Nigeria the powerhouse of African economy, you say we outnumber ecowas and we try? Ha! You are not a man of great expectations. The problem is most of the military enthusiasts here self don't have great expectations. They will even defend it if Nigerian army choose to paint keke na Pepe in bush colours and ride straight to the front line.

They seem to forget who we are. We are not midgets, we defend ecowas, ecowas countries do not need jet planes if Nigeria is what it used to be. These one came here to compare Nigeria with Cotovoire so that he can massage his conscience.

I am a bit choked by what Nigeria was before but you misunderstood me. I am not here for dick measuring contest. I am just happy by the feat they have achieved at this moment and I expect more will come.
And by the way, all ECOWAS state should start now to arm themselves heavyly because if care is not taken we will be like another middle East.
The rate at which terrorist and dangerous arms finds there way into west Africa is so alarming.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 12:11pm On May 21, 2020

The next generation aircrafts of the NAF include more AW109 "Power" attack helicopter, JF-17 multi-role fighter, A-29 Super Tucano s and AV500W unmanned attack helicopter. The AV500W is especially useful for border patrol and counter-terrorism operations.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Juchii(m): 12:07pm On May 21, 2020

According to Defense news Nigeria

The Nigerian Air Force outnumber the combined Air Force of 16 ECOWAS member states by almost two to one and soon it will start to receive some desperately needed modern aircrafts....

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Juchii(m): 1:35pm On May 20, 2020

NuclearBomber:
Again, you display your cowardise. Mr surrender, I warned you not to quote me again.

Anyway, Oyibo people love practical people like me, and would want to win us over. They differentiate men from boys. They know surrender people like you would beg with one banger. That is why no one reaches out to your type

Actually, there is no threat whatsoever, but an attempt to win me over, by *****. Which is good

Quoting you is one of the things that gave me joy cheesy

because I want something to sink into your head. How I wish you are as strong as you said but you not strategical in thinking. You are moved by fantasy

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Juchii(m): 12:12pm On May 20, 2020

bidexiii:
And some other news outlet has it that 20 people died.
It clearly shows the heat is much on them now, they are trying to salvage anything they can lay there hands on. That means they didn’t go near any military formation in that area.

They are looking for something to eat as hunger no dey respect guns.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Juchii(m): 12:01pm On May 20, 2020

NuclearBomber:
Smart bro. I thought he was impressed by my patriotic nationalism ... but i was cautious too. Or maybe my monika that contains the words- Nuclear Bomber -might raise eyebrows ... anyway someone might want my email because I spoke about acquiring strike jets for defensive pre-emtive strike against foreign bases

Regardless, am eating spaghetti with turkey stew this morning. This man is sendless and fearless

That means you don die Patapata be that na grin

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