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Tobiloba2407:I completely and totally disagree. Making use of what you have to have the most effective impact. Putting aside tactical formation and looking at the singular Vickers MBT. The only thing that can slow it down is SVBIED and not neccesarily destroy it. The terrain is Sahel savanna clear and open vision. Unless the tank commander is blind he will disintegrate the SVBIED with 100% accuracy at 1000 metres and even at 2000 metres once in sight. Placing the Vickers MBT at a vantage point where it cannot be outflanked it will be able to take pot shots at everything that moves and win. Even the RPG7 effective range of 250-300 metres range they will not get close enough before coaxial machin gun wipes them out. Again the terrain is very open not much cover to hide and shoot a RPG7. That will not even penetrate it's armour. If you add the ERC 90 then it should have been taking out the gun trucks from its defensive position with troops in cover taking out any foot soldiers, thar dared to come close. The 60 mm on the Panhard will should halt any advance. But pushing all that aside, where is the tactical formation, from the offensive / defensive contingency strategy plan. Under no circumstances should Boko approach within 5km without the NA not having awareness and indeed should have at least 5km spatial awareness at all times 24/7/365. No excuses. I noticed that Boko was firing 60/90mm mortar but very rudimentary so doubt the accuracy. That means they were softening up the target before attacking. Possible range 1.5 km. Should be quite easy for a spotter to establish the firing point and a 105 mm high explosive shell from the Vickers will essentially neutralise anything within a 50 metre radius. That means the NA had some degree of warning of what's coming. What did they do in RESPONSE ❓ The major point of this forum is battlefield discussion there doesn't seem to be too much. Something is very very wrong and it is not just an issue of lack of equipment. I want to believe there is basic communication Infrastructure but it seemed there was no battlefield management just unrestricted wide spread chaos. But WHY. The airforce arrived after hours according to what has been said here. Maiduguri is not more than 100 miles away. The airforce should have been there within 15 minutes not one hour or hours. I watched a display here some months ago of a black clothed special forces officer ( acting like Rambo) barking out commands, "forward, forward" to an MBT, an APC and a Soft skinned pick up leading in a frontal assault. Quite a few here were commending him as being very proficient brave and outstanding. I said nothing. It seemed more like a simulated training exercise and or a show for the cameras, l didn't think it was an actual in progress fire fight. Nonetheless, whatever it was , it was the highest level of utter ineptitude I have seen displayed by an officer in my life . And l have seen a few. If that represented our approach to battlefield management, then we have major problems. |
Joebie:Absolutely spot on 100% Ighalo is really nice guy all reports very positive. |
Truidstar:I really like Etebo and have soft spot for him. But your proposition just doesn't stand up to inspection. What does it mean to outgrow your team❓ To outgrow l would presume means to be outstanding better than anybody in the team and to be a top performer in the league. Stoke city paid £6.3m for Etebo even by Championship standard it is not a lot of money. So was Etebo consistently giving top level performances in the Championship ❓ Was he the best Midfielder in Stoke❓ Was he noticeably among the top 5 best midfielders in the Championship ❓ ❓ Stoke was relegated from the EPL three seasons ago and still have a number of quality players like former Liverpool player Joe Allen, etc One of Stokes most outstanding players was striker Tyrese Campbell not Etebo. I don't even think using statistics that Etebo is in the top 5. A manager does not drop a player when he is performing. Consider the bold, if your performance is not above standard then what's your ambition. The reality is it you perform outstandingly in the Championship the EPL will knock on your door very loudly. Unfortunately Etebo did none of these and going on loan was the best option to revive his career. |
elyte89:The question should really be what's the fate of Werner because he has to hit the ground running and perform. There is no pressure on Tega he is established and proven. Werner is not on the EPL. Morata came to Chelsea with bigger expectations he did not perform, where is he now❓ |
Truidstar:If he was bossing Stoke why did they send him out on loan to Getafe, only s player that is considered not valuable and or surplus to thier requirements is allowed to go on loan in mid season |
BabaOwen:Are you saying the President's COS is chairing that meeting and why. Unfortunately we will have to just face up to the facts the entire security response and associated issues have been politicised. Spin and misrepresentation have become the norm, truth is very hard to find. |
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jpphilips:I am sure you know the relationship of Ethiopia and the Jewish nation from inception. We could go into further with the intermarriage with Egyptian at that time too. But for now l will stick with the Falash Mura Jews from Ethiopia. Who are still in Ethiopia today. In the 70/80 's Isreal was smuggling Jews from Ethiopia through Sudan to Isreal. You approach is very superficial and has no depth. But that's a deviation from our main subject. |
Joebie:I think so but not with Collins he is the weakest link and a liability. |
BascoVanVeli:You have not answered the question. How was my man Etebo bossing the Championship.❓ ❓ ❓ I gave you some parameters but said those parameters are not entirely conclusive. I have watched Etebo several times indeed l have been watching him from Warri Stadium when he played for Warri Wolves. I had high expectations that's why l compared him to diesel engine, " l no deh tire " Ngolo Kante. Because l believed them to be similar in my biased mind Etebo is the hardest working players in the SE. But l deviate, tell us how Etebo was bossing the Championship please. |
ChrisKels:You jump on the prejudiced bandwagon of emotive negative bias. Look at what you have written it's simply Balderdash, l would say don't you have some small shame but l know you ABSOLUTELY HAVE NO SHAME. But l will indulge you today. First of all, l said it here donkeys ago, years ago, that Ibe has zero interest in playing for Nigeria. So he was never part of the equation. So why make reference to him ❓ Ademola l have unapologetically said is a prospect but not in recent times. With regards to and co l am not a mind reader. Finally, you are comparing Noah to Ademola that doesn't make any sense. Leipzig is one of the top three teams of the Bundesliga and Augsburg is seriously flirting with relegation at the bottom level. But let's do it to show your state of irrationality. Leipzig is a consistent top team in the Bundesliga Ademola will have to show extra quality to claim a regular jersey. He has not yet IMO nonetheless, he has played 13 games this season not good enough. Noah in the lowly bottom level Augsburg has played 8 games he is not a regular. And scored once. If Ademola was in Augsburg he would be a regular on the other l doubt if Noah will even make the bench at Liepzig. None of them justify a call to the SE but if the choice had to be made, l would go with Ademola. |
isan:It's irrelevant. Injury is unfortunately part of the game and your ability to recover considered an attribute. And so he may now have the sad perception of being an Injury prone player. |
BascoVanVeli:Can you tell me exactly how Etebo was bossing the Championship. How many goals, assists, interceptions and if you like MOTM. In my opinion statistics are just indicative not neccesarily conclusive. I had very high hopes for Etebo l really expected him to be the next NGOLO NKANTE but it did not happen. It's possible that my expectations were too high after seeing his exploits in the World cup. But he just did not live up to mark. Maybe the Championship was too physical and intense o don't know. So if Bruce thought so highly of him, why did he not take him on loan to Newcastle United but let him go to La Liga, words are easy but actions speak louder. |
barackodam:Exactly that's why Tega, Aina, Tomori, Reece , Mount, Chelsea team players dominated in Championship to then leave to have such an unsatisfactory hard time in the EPL and with regards to Aina in Seria A as well. According to your logic. Aina now is now a transfer target for a number of EPL clubs. A reflection of his excellent time in the Championship and but hard time in Seria A. According to your logic. It's your logic that has made Eberechi Eze the most sought after young player in England. That's to say because he is the star of the Championship using your logic it will.be projected he is going to struggle in the EPL. As a result clubs are only prepared to spend £20 million for him. It's your logic that sees players who were considered poor in the Championship like Etebo struggling to get a game in Stoke. Go to La Liga on loan and therefore by your logic he is going to struggle. Adarabioyo has been outstanding in the Championship however according to your logic he is going to struggle and have a hard time. That's why multiple EPL clubs are looking to sign him and he is now valued over £20 million. Can you now see that your propositional logic is nonsensical in the extreme. On the contrary many players from supposedly superior league will struggle with the intensity and physicality as well as the competitivness of the league. The Championship among all second tiers in Europe is the most competitive and highly rated. Indeed Look at the transfer expenditure of Fulham and look at the entire transfer expenditure of the Segunda División. And that will tell you a story.
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Arabiandude:I disagree with you l have watched him, it's not just hype. In addition considering he is still 19. You don't have passengers in a team like Real M. |
5inchdick:Agreed without reservation. When it comes to certain players here if you listen to the comments and then watch the match. You will realise the depth of bias and favoritism. Not too long ago Awaziem was in Nantes and the played PSG, it was here that it was stated that Awaziem pocketed Neymar. When the complete opposite waa the case he Awaziem even got a yellow card after Neymar turned him inside out and left him for dead. |
elyte89:Etebo is doing a lot better in the superior and less intense and physical La Liga compared to his time in the Championship with Stoke. I admit to being dissapointed, l expected so much more from him. But he just couldn't cut it in the Championship. What does that tell us about the Championship, first of all its not suited to all players it's a very hard league. The same league that Ovie and Eze are dominating with some incredible statistics. Surprisingly quite a few people here call it a farmers league. |
isan:On what basis ❓ |
andrewbaba44:This is not news it has been written almost from day one of the season. If l am right they have remained on the bottom from day one of the season literally. With regards to Jamilu he has always been at the very best average. He was anonymous in the league and was anonymous largely in Bundesliga 2. No matter what league you are be the outstanding player and eventually you will get opportunity to rise. However, when you rise can you maintain quality is the question of be pushed back to where you came from. |
andrewbaba44:You really cannot compare the two. First of all Ndidi has been consistently putting in top level performances as well as improving over 6 years of professional football in Europe. Of which 2 seasons ➕ in the Jupiler Belguim first division and now near 4 complete seasons in the EPL. Osimhen is just starting that's the reality this is his second season of effective first team professional football. Can he improve and move on to the next level it looks very likely. But in this regard Ndidi is proven, tested and established beyond all doubt. According to newspaper reports Real and PSG are interested will it result in an actual offer let's see. |
charlesemeka85:Old war horse. How old is Ronaldo, Messi, Vardy, Aguero, Aubmeyang, Immobile, Benzema, Perez, Suarez Lewandoski etc ❓ across the top three leagues of Europe, All of the vast majority of strikers are over 30. What you are saying does it make any sense to you, please reconsider what you are saying. |
youghs:Local capacity to produce is very limited and the only one that's meets international standard and has been put to independent inspection is the Pro force MRAP. The USA has over 50,000 different armoured platforms just getting rusted across its inventory that are classedbas retired or surplus to requirements. Do you know the US was actually stripping a good number of its MRAP'S for scrap metal because it was cheaper to do that than ship them back to the USA, crazy but true. It's about diplomatic maneuvering to gain access to support. Nonetheless, there are multiple NATO countries with stock piles if armoured vehicles they don't need. A few years ago the British army retired it's Panther LAV with have mine protection as well. Over 400 vehicles. There were some issues but the Russians still use them today. Again its about our own procurement strategy how ingenious and innovative is it to get best value and most effective outcome delivery for the Armed forces. Particularly in the HERE and NOW. As opposed to the best deal for the powers that be. AK47 in the hands of a very well trained operative and under battle conditions bullets flying left right and center. With iron sights at best body sized targets you are talking 300 metres. In the hands of frenzied ISWAP combatants them you are talking about 100-150 metres.
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Toju200:What is dope about it ❓ Soft skinned pick up truck in a kill zone or even just being in area of hostile contention. |
ugo4u:There is a saying a picture says a thousand words. The picture you posted was a M1151 HMMWV which is the armoured Humvee. So bit of a contradiction from you. Why would anybody want a soft skinned pick up in a hostile war zone ❓ But to answer your question l would want none of them both of them are a liability. Buy if l had to make choice it would be the Toyota. The Humvee is very heavy and slow bigger and a much easier target. Mali lost near 50 troops a few days ago when Jihadists ambushed them. Why don't these ISWAP affiliates never attack French convoys. There is something to be learned here in asking the question WHY. |
Whyem15:Isreal is not a good example they have been in a state of war from inception if not right from Biblical days. Add to that the continous contention with Palestinian or if you like Philistines from day one and it seems will be indefinitely. The land border wall is not more than 500 miles in addition they have deployed some of the nest technology known to man to keep it under continous observation. Nigeria is country that it seems cannot afford to properly kit it's soldiers. Our combatants are going around in soft skinned pick up trucks. We should consider the USA border wall is projected to cost over $22 billion. Essentially even if Nigeria could we don't have the money. Finally, walls can be compromised tunnels built under them, climbed over or holes made in them nothing is guaranteed. . |
blacKDalia:My spellchecker caused a misrepresentation of my post. It should be "When we talk of humvees l don't think anybody is talking about civilian variant but the uparmoured Humvee Below pictures and one with a RWS. I noticed we don't seem to use a lot of RWS on our armoured vehicles.
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bidexiii:The reality is that it is IMPOSSIBLE to seal such a wide border. Even the USA has never been able to seal it's border completely. It is simply an exercise in futility and not the essential issue in this insurgency. |
bidexiii:The reality is that it is IMPOSSIBLE to seal such a wide border. Even the USA has never been able to seal it's border completely. It is simply an exercise in futility. |
Joebie:Agreed without question. |
mostob:The issue is not discard,nobody gets discarded. The question is the most effective and capable striker for the SE in the hear and now. Not in the future so let the most suited or effective player for the gam play. Age is not the issue, in this regard how old is Ronaldo. |
Danielnino00:I have it the other way round. Osimhen is more of a poacher, Ighalo is an all round striker |
mostob:In what way is Osimhen better than Ighalo❓ Ighalo was the AFCON top goal scorer on the one occasion that Osimhen came on during the competition he was very poor. So when it comes to National team there is nothing to say that Osimhen is better than Ighalo. However, when you talk about club form you can have a discussion that is not entirely conclusive in favour of Osimhen. |
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I can't wait to see pic of the security personnel that attended their usual meeting that will yield no result. Gambari wan continue from where kyari stop.
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