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Names of Nigeria's new Service Chiefs, NSA & IGP


NEW SERVICE CHIEFS

1. C.G Musa - Chief of Defence Staff

2. T. A Lagbaja - Chief of Army Staff

3. E. A Ogalla - Chief of Naval Staff

4. H.B Abubakar - Chief of Air Staff

5. DIG Kayode Egbetokun - Acting Inspector-General of Police

6. Nuhu Ribadu - National Security Adviser

Maj. Gen. EPA Undiandeye Chief of Defense Intelligence

Senegal Navy OPV

Nigerian Special Forces

Commissioning of Nigerian Navy Special Forces Holding Bay Naval Unit Abuja, Asokoro on Friday 16 June 2023

African Presidents insulted and our delegation humiliated in Kiev, Ukraine.

Our leaders need to do better.

Instead of focusing on the conflict in Sudan, DRC & Mozambique, our Leaders instead have gone to Ukraine to be insulted.

Nigerian Pilots already training in the T-129 ATAK Helicopter.

Photo of a Nigerian Air Force T-129 Attack Helicopter Cockpit

Dstealth:
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The President announced 2024 for deliveries of Seaward Defence Boat 4 & 5.

Nigerian Air Force recent Air Strikes on Boko-Haram


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcxvmUmz9yQ

One of the most beautiful ships in Nigeria Navy service is also made in Nigeria.

Seaward Defence Boat 3.

Pride of Nigeria, NNS Oji (P275)

Toju200:
wing loong-the front landing gear is behind the FLIR pod while the CH-4 the FLIR pod is behind the front landing gear also the tail of the WL2 is more like a Y shape unlike the CH-4 that's V shaped

Thanks for the description.

Dstealth:
Looks more like wing long II

To be honest, I really don't know the difference between the Wing Long II and CH-4.

Nigerian Air Force CH-4 UCAV

In addition to Aradu, the Nigerian Navy will receive this vessel.

Tuzla Class 57meter Vessel

Nigerian Navy impressive forward Force projection capabilities

Nigerian Navy Special Forces conduct Fast roping demonstration.

Mrfixiit:
Say that to your miserable father

I prefer to fvck your prostitute mother.

This is what those DSS guys in long coats keep hiding and clutching.

DSS carrying what looks like a FN P-90

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1OWnMD9ZxQ

Nigeria to unveil locally made Trainer Aircraft tomorrow.

Aircraft name is ALAT.

Nigerian Navy capabilities

Mrfixiit:
No one cares about your thought. Tinubu is a mandate thief and deserves no praise

You are a clown.

Bacteria8:
I thought asymmetrical trainings are just a component of the larger military training and not the whole training itself. Enlighten me boss.

You are correct, asymmetrical warfare training is a component of the larger military training, however like the US did for 20 years in Afghanistan and Nigeria for the past 12 years, Low Intensity Conflict are a tough, tough business and is capable of overthrowing governments similar to what we nearly saw in Mali before the intervention of the French, Chad and AFISMA.

My concern is the Nigerian military is too focused with warfare in an asymmetrical environment.

Our training over the past decade has been focused on fighting only threats like we have with Boko-Haram.

Our procurement has also been geared mainly towards equipment that deal with the types of threats Boko-Haram poses.

While we should rightly deal with threats in the asymmetrical environment, we should ensure that we train our men for conflicts such as we have seen in Ukraine, Azerbaijan vs Armenia, Sudan vs Ethiopia and in Sudan Civil War.

Do we have the capacity to deal with the above mentioned threats, this is the question?

Antiochus:
Chai. Nigerian military has woken up from its decades old slumber. They are zealous with this modernization. Good one.

We have a good military, strong military.

However i think our military is tilting too much toward asymmetrical warfare, which is not really a good thing.

We are investing so much into LICW conflicts, we need to have a balance, a mix of capabilities.

Former President Buhari invested significantly, I hope that with the removal of subsidy the government will have more funds to invest in other military equipment priority areas.

We don't have many modern Battle Tanks, we don't have many modern artillery, we are lacking GBADS and IFVs, we need to invest in the training of our men.

In a statement released earlier today, Dearsan shipyard confirmed they will supply 1x 57m Tuzla Class Patrol Ship to the Nigerian Navy.

“Within the scope of the same Agreement; 1 x 57 meter Tuzla Class Patrol Ship will also be delivered to the Nigerian Naval Forces Command.”

NN will be the 4th user of this class of ships, 26 vessels have previously been delivered to the Turkish Navy, Turkmenistan Navy and Turkmenistan Coast Guard.

Nigerian President's official ride

Signing of Contractual Agreement between the Nigerian Navy and Dearsan Shipyard Turkey on Tuesday 6 June 2023 for the refit/refurbishment/remodeling of the Nation’s Flagship Nigerian Navy Ship ARADU

Nigerian Navy AW-139

Nigeria

National Counter-Terrorism Center

Nigeria

Office of the National Security Adviser

Senegalese Army during recent protests in Senegal

Nigerian Navy LST 1314, NNS Kada

Nigerian Navy Ship, NNS Kada