₦airaland Forum

delishpot:
Ha ha. Ok o. I dey hail o.

delishpot:
Oji, why na skype you pick? why you no follow her on twitter?

OyinboPrincess:
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OyinboPrincess:
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alaoeri:
Get your facts right US & others are ready to fight the insurgents but realized that your military has been infiltrated by the insurgents thereby can't risk sharing of intelligent with Nigeria military that's why they back out.

PassingShot:
You should be capable of reading and comprehending properly. In all what you've quoted, Buhari suggested that he would impress on our neighbors to secure their borders and not allow Boko Haram to use them as training grounds. He never said he will invite them to come and fight Boko Haram for us.




I need a yes or no from you to this question:

Don't you think it is a big disgrace that Nigerian Army is incapable of defeating Boko Haram without any external assistance from Chad and Cameroun?

BackDatAssUp:
What I got from the video:

The posture of a soldier and the way he carries his weapon tells me much of capabilities.

These dudes obviously lack basic firearm training. Your rifle is supposed to be an extension of the soldeir and not a burden.

When in obstacle firing and recon training, the soldeirs I saw, did not have the right posture and poise.



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In a scene where the troops where walking in a dried up wadi, the troops did not take advantage of the low ground which is to conceal movement.

Obviously their basic training on maneuvers is non existent.

Standard issued weapons are no better than what the insurgents posses.

The discipline level is also suspect. A good golden thumb rule is that if they don't look like soldeirs then you don't expect them to fight like one.

The Nigerian military needs to overhaul their training program completely. Rather than subjecting cadet recruits to grueling physical punishments, training must focus on firearms, recon, self defense and should be done with emphasis of team work in a standard platoon.

This is utterly phucked up.

Give me a riffle and I probably will do a better job than these guys.