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Fynline:
Looks like escort for a convoy

Buschlaid:
To be fair, almost anything can get stuck in the mud. Mud is a b... also it's not just the vehicle, it's the driver too. Besides, MRAPs are more prone to getting stuck in the mud.

Lurker4Long:
A better pic.

jl115:
actually just years of off roading experience

jl115:
does seem if they just put on the diff locks that they should be able to drive out of that

Lurker4Long:
Yes and?

Lurker4Long:

"the off-roader you need if you want to start an argument!"


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8lAqlIP7uc

Odunayaw:
I'm thoroughly impressed

kabe1:
NIGERIAN NAVY SHIP KADA ARRIVES PORT OF BISSAU TO DISEMBARK MILITARY HARDWARE FOR ECOWAS STABILIZATION MISSION IN GUINEA BISSAU

NTSA:
Protected mobility saves lives.

Exnavyboy62:
There is a higher tendency of him reducing criminality in the country by providing employment and once he's able to achieve that, then insecurity will reduce to it's minimum. Most criminals commit atrocities due to poverty and lack of employment.

About the economy, with him being an economist we expect that he will ban imports all foreign products that can be locally made. As in I can't believe we still import cars when we have Innoson motors, we import phones when we have Imose, Rice is been smuggled into the country despite the fact that it can be locally grown and the one that left me stunned, military boots are imported while we have the Japan of Africa, Aba and so on. The Nigerian Biafra war gave Nigeria the hint to start manufacturing it's own locally product, the Igbos really made wonders with their locally made weapons but yet attention was not given to them

So like I said Peter Obi who happens to be an economist will know what to do by the time he gets to Aso Rock by God's grace.

Stormtrooper11:
Sure, the Federal Republic of Nigeria has passed through alot of tests and remained a single entity but each time it passes a test, it loses some foundations of its establishment. Nigeria is wearing out. You might not be based currently in the country, and you won't understand what I see. Nigeria might exist past 2023, but its stability within the coming years are not assured.

Since independence, Nigeria has been hailed as the jewel of Great Britain in Africa. Nigeria is viewed as potential world leader and the liberator of the black race but without that stability which would be key to our success, we'll keep losing citizens in large numbers and moving from one crises to another without achieving that potential. We'll keep being "a ticking time bomb".

Stormtrooper11:
We keep saying stats. If it's bout stats, we all know that Nigeria have been pulling large numbers since independence with nothing to show for its people.

Odunayaw:
That bolded part has to be the comment of the year! Damn!

Stormtrooper11:
So? Alot have changed. Nigerian economy has dipped. Inflation has increased. People have found goods much expensive. Terrorism has spread out of the north east. Many Nigerians think that the government is sponsoring nepotism.

Nigeria might have not collapsed but the misery index has soared

Odunayaw:
Who ever set up the bomb didn't take their demolitions training seriously

The tiring thing about being alarmism in this country is that it is usually a coverup to do nothing in any capacity