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Beach in adamawa, how is even possible.

ednut1:
canada immigration does not work that way. At 21 i doubt you have 3 years experience, masters or bsc plus a diploma. Nobody can help you unless you qualify. Read up on the process as shared by richdee above and work towards meeting the requirements.

I have a national diploma in mechatronics and have been working in between

Good morning everyone, there is this saying that being born in a poor family isn't your fault but dying poor is your fault.
Am 21yrs old, everyday I keep losing hope in Nigeria and it kills me that if I don't act now I will disappoint my younger siblings because am the first born.
Please I need someone to show me what to do on how to leave Nigeria for Canada, my parents are not rich but I can hustle the money.
Am begging in the name of God please someone help me have lost all hope in Nigeria.

Mr go for Honda, maintain it probably and you will enjoy it

Lexusgs430:
Have you checked for any updates?...

Its up to date now and it's working already. I guess it's software issue

Lexusgs430:
A few mild slaps at the bottom, cures it sometimes.....

Have done all that hitting. Is there any hope

Lexusgs430:
Any water ingress or massive drop?....

Not at all, I threw it on my bed this morning but it didn't land on the fall

Lexusgs430:
Have you turned it off and on again?.....

Yes boss

Good morning my A7 call speaker isn't working again I have to put it on loud speaker to receive a call pls any Tip

Is she still missing because I saw her today, she came to meet me that do I know her.

What area is this

Sizzorkay:
Doesn't change the point i was making, chain of command, if those cops are there, in better countries, those cops will have commanders on scene, without soldiers getting involved, or deployed. So the issue isn't even about the poor cops, it's the fact that they don't have senior police officers there to lead those cops. Still, soldiers can't charge cops, i doubt that even happen in Nigeria, he doesn't have the power

Too bad this is nigeria, the chain of command here is military first, police later. Even in other better countries so far the military has been involved the police have to stay on the bench. The issue should be, the nigeria police should learn to be professional so that they don't get to involve the military. Do your job everyone will be happy gaskiani

Sizzorkay:
That's how things get muddy, a soldier threatening to charge a police officer, under what authority? Unless war was declared in that area or zone, the sole Authority btw those two men, is the police officer, not the soldier.
But of course in Nigeria who the fvk cares about such. In sane countries, soldiers have zero authority in civilian areas and on the street, unless they were deployed there under state of emergency

Alaye firstly if the police could do their work, why was the military involved in it. Secondly we all know any little chance the police will overuse it, the officer didn't do anything wrong correcting him. brutality isn't everything but dialogue, there are cases of nig police officers using dialogue to calm down situations.

Abeg where's the attendance paper, hope am not late.

Classickj:
welcome to the family bro

Gracias

My A7 entered today, this phone is crazy. Waw this phone

mattmogan88:
hope it doesn't disappoint, cos mine is also on the way. The phone is selling like mad

Fingers crossed, mine has been shipped so tomorrow I should be receiving her.

Ordered the A7 pro yesterday on jumia, I don't know what to expect.

proshlee i see you

SarkinYarki:
And they really have a lot of used ones

No brainer instead of letting them waste and rot, why not sell them. I think they will sell cheap

SarkinYarki:
Has America ever sold that plane to any country?

If any country shows interest in buying their used ones I think they will sell

kabe1:
The technology in the Jaguar is very outdated, it would be a waste of resources to do that, and there's nothing new in that aircraft that is not already open source.

The only plan I see for the Jaguar is the NAF storing them in a museum.

I don't know why many Nigerians are fixated on that aircraft, not only was it very sanctions prone, it didn't even have a radar. Who will want that in 2020?

Will NAF allow private companies touch them

SarkinYarki:
Definitely the A10 bro because of its twin turbo fan engine and of course the devastating Avenger Machine Gun

I wish we had them, they fly with pride

FieldMarshall06:
Rolls Royce Turbomeca Adour jet engines in the jags.

I don't think we have any equivalent western built jet engines in the NAF today.

Imagine using does engines on a trainer

FieldMarshall06:
The NAF made silly mistakes with the Jags. Am not sure but I think they should have removed and preserved the jet engines, and donate one each to AFIT and FUTO for reverse-engineering and study.
We got nothing from those jets, which shows indolence in thinking on the part of NAF top brass.

The thing is we shouldn't have bought them because we had no use for them but at least instead of just letting it waste why not Savage something out of it.

kabe1:
The technology in the Jaguar is very outdated, it would be a waste of resources to do that, and there's nothing new in that aircraft that is not already open source.

The only plan I see for the Jaguar is the NAF storing them in a museum.

I don't know why many Nigerians are fixated on that aircraft, not only was it very sanctions prone, it didn't even have a radar. Who will want that in 2020?

Its not about aircraft it's about learning something from it,for instance the engine, control and standing gear. The knowledge from that can be used as the basis for a trainer

SarkinYarki:
Don't get me wrong No doubt it's very useful for any fighting force ...I was referring to Special Force clandestine stealth ops but when the element of suprise is exhausted they can call them in to provide support like the always called in the the A10 warthogs

Speaking of the A-10, if you were to pick btw it and tucano

SarkinYarki:
I was talking about support for special forces not regular units before the fire fight erupts ..Drones and stealth Helicopters are more suited for supporting special forces these days .

I believe it has a place for both regular unit and special force

Kabe1 or anyone, do you have any issue if the NAF has a plan for the Jaguar or if the NAF will allow a private Nigeria company take a look at it "take it apart".

SarkinYarki:
It's a good aircraft for providing close combat air support troops on an offensive against an enemy without sophisticated anti aircraft capabilities and air superiority ... I doubt it will be useful to special forces because it removes the element of surprise with it's noisy turbo prop engines and propeller wash .. It's most suited in supporting ground troops last mile offensive after the enemies anti aircraft and other defense systems have been taken out by other Assets ..

All present aircraft are noisy, the only reason F-16 and co will appear quiet is because they fly at high attitude unlike the tucano whose role is too provide close air support so it needs to fly closer to the ground resulting in it noise then heard. Am sure insurgents will be too busy battling with ground forces for them to hear it coming

Patented:
24/7 ISR Coverage!!!! How na? How many aircraft would u need? How many pilots would be required?
Aircraft maintenance engineers nko?
How many images and how much footage would be produced?
How many skilled analysts will you have poring over the thousands of hours of footage with more being produced hourly?
Borno and Yobe are not backyard sized, Larger than Belgium in fact.
Fantasy has no place in war. No one has that capacity.

Hi
For a country with little resources ISR will be hard, the thing is its actually possible to perform ISR coverage over Nigeria for 24/7. The united State has a special unit whose job is to focus on IMINT using two tools " reconnaissance satellites and aerial assets like the U-2 and A-12". And the only time that unit uses aerial assets is when the satellite isn't within that area of interest and if that area is within a country with the technology to take the satellite down.
So can Nigeria do it?? Nigeria has the resources to get a reconnaissance satellites and set up IMINT unit, so instead of sending aerial assets every time for ISR the satellites can do that with the aerial assets as extra confirmation.
Simple Satellites images + predator + aerial assault or ground assault = faster clearance.

Xzellentgraphic:
The building was built during obasanjo tenure

Man am confused, so the one that looks like mosque is where buhari sleeps