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santuse:Dude, really? You're buying that "infrasonic" crap? 'Tell you what, I have a bridge I want to sell to you. #UseYourBrain. |
"High Energy Infrasonic Radiation"?.........okay.......wait first....... LMAO!!! Hahaha hahahahahahahahahaha haha! !!!!Chei!! No, it was voltron ! |
[quote author=jpphilips post=28987657][/quote]Let's see, how about the implementation and expansion of the same NIPP projects, breaking and privatisation of PHCN, upgrade and expansion of Transmission system and outsourcing to Manitoba Power Coy, the Gas Revolution that ACTUALLY resolved the gas supply issue OBJ failed to take care of, upgrade and expansion of rail system nationwide, upgrade of airports nationwide, the agricultural revolution, and of course the growth of the Nigerian economy, placing it at the very top in the African continent and one of the fastest growing in the world ( remember MINT after BRIC? ). Military wise, yes we saw upgrades of the military during the Niger Delta insurgency. Hell, I give kudos to OBJ for the purchase of those Mi-35 Hinds stationed in PHC, along with amphibious assets. But the current BH insurgency have seen this administration have seen a two - fold increase in arms supplied and funding. We have seen our military change from a conventional force to a true Counter Insurgency and Terrorism Force. COIN and Counter -Terror trainings are now compulsory. Special Operations may have been born during the ND insurgency, but it was under this administration that it truely evolved to its right state. Oh, and did I mention that this administration has actually invested heavily in our own local defence industry? The OBJ administration basically gave us the OBJ-006 rifle (Nigerian copy of the Type-56 Rifle). The GEJ administration gave us the GULMA UAV, Igirigi MRAP, Marom Dolphin-DICON Combat vests, locally produced Navy gunboats, and a soon to be assembled OP in our own ship yard in Lagos (I will not add proforce vehicles or the Ikri MRAP). So yeah, this administration has performed. As for the issue of the use of soft skinned vehicles, I can't really say if it's as a result of corruption, or probably the need to maintain high mobility on the side of our troops. But we have now seen the introduction of new MRAPS into that theatre. They're trickling in, but it's a start. Finally, if you say that you've not seen any Navy Augusta 109 in flight, then sorry bro, but I'm not sure you live in PHC AT ALL. Every Tom, Dick, and Harry knows that the A-109s are Naval Aviation's work horses, and spend so much time in the air that I'm beginning to suspect that Naval Aviators type - rated on that helo have clocked way more hours than their NAF counterparts who fly same bird at Enugu. As for the Mi-35s still stationed in PHC, those were NAFs first Attack helos, stationed close to 2nd Brigade (a former air - mobility brigade), home of the JTF. Last time I checked, OP. Pulo Shield still hasn't been terminated, and our water ways are still not completely safe. We need those attack helos to back up our soldiers in the creeks, just like they did in PH in 2007. Besides, the Alpha Jets initially redeployed to PHC are now up north, and that theatre receives later versions of the Mi-24, including the Hi-tech Mi-35M hinds. |
free2ryhme:More like the Cocaine - sniffing drug addict. He must've been quite high when he said that. |
malele:It won't be our standard issue. It's probably meant for Army Special Forces. |
BashBB:K, but I'm pretty sure you may have mistaken the Galil Ace for probably the M4 cos they have similar butt stock. The BRI definitely don't use the later. |
BashBB:The BRI do not use the M16A4. Standard issue in this conflict is the Galil Ace rifle and Tavor CTAR-21, same weapons used by DSS teams and Nigerian Navy SBS operators in the NE. No M16 is being used at all. |
coolhamid:Ooooh you're in for a shocker next year . Just kukuma book your seat at election tribunal next year cos una go cry tire. |
PassingShot:With the candidate APC is fielding for Rivers, pray he doesn't get eaten alive. It's already known: PDP will retake Rivers State. |
dj187:Care to explain how he beat GEJ when a simple Police Commissioner (Mbu) kept messing Amaechi up? |
laBarca:Yep. Keep living in lala land. You will wake up after your loss next year. |
coolhamid:Yup. And cocaine snifficity. |
jpphilips:Regardless of whose administration was behind what defence project, shouldnt the GEJ administration be commended for providing the necessary support that brought it to fruition compared to some previous administration that would've scrapped it? Shouldn't same administration be commended for its investment in our local defence industry? By the way, I never said we had APCs in adequate numbers. Read my very first post on this thread. There's still a heavy reliance on soft skinned vehicles, and I've been quite vocal on the need to introduce armoured vehicles, though there are concerns of trading mobility for protection. As for NAF Special Operations Base, PHC, I can assure you that most of NAF Mi-35 attack helicopters a very much operational, and so are the Navy's Augusta A-109s stationed there, and the Navy's Augusta AW 139 SAR bird. As a matter of fact, sorties are flown almost everyday. Aircrafts in storage are the Bo-105s and a single Mi-35 helo. |
jpphilips:WRONG! What were supposed to have been deployed for Operation Pulo Shield was the Isreali Aerostar UAV and Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USV). The GULMA project came in much later. As a matter of fact, it was during this current insurgency that it was commissioned with flight tests done, NOT during the Niger-Delta insurgency. |
jpphilips:1) Delivery of new Mi-35 attack helicopter 2) Igirigi MRAP made in Nigeria 3) Big foot MRAP 4) Streit Spartan MK3
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jpphilips:1)NNS Andoni Made in Nigeria GEJ 2)NNS Centenary F91 A 3)NNS Centenary 4)NNS centenary Video link to launch of NNS Unity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b03OGR6Nx4c
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APC Mexican standoff
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wengerjay:So he has lost your "popularity" contest because he stated the obvious? Do you even represent all the indigenous of the SW? Even without saying jack, recent elections ought to give u an idea of what's going to happen next year. Just don't cry too much on nairaland then ![]() |
And care to explain to the house how GULMA was a colossal failure? I really really want to read what you have to say. After all, you're a "pro " in that field. |
jpphilips:Sure....you did not see the new OPVs being rolled out? Or the new Mi35 attack helicopters rolling in, even if in trickles? Or the locally made Navy gunboats, Igirigi MRAPS. Even the NNS Aradu along with other once abandoned vessels were revamped under this Administtation, not its predecessors. As for the new contracts for helicopters and JF-17 jets, anyone with a little idea of defence procurement will tell you that new systems are not just plucked off the shelf or a parking lot. It takes a Lil while. |
jpphilips:Ihejirika was an excellent Officer. Hell, I even knew him at War College, Abuja were he bagged the award as overall 3rd Best Graduating Student. And as proof of GEJ'S seriousness, Ihejirika was kept TWICE by this administration. I dare say he would've been the next CDS. BUT his success got to his head, so much that he refused to take orders again from the cDS Admiral Old Ibrahim, a very fine Officer and the brain behind the Nigeria Navy's transformation to a well oiled mean sea fighting machine. THAT is what got Ihejirika fired. And yes, he was replaceable. As for your claim that the FG hasn't funded the military, it is total hogwash!! It is thanks to this administration that the military hasn't only witness an increase in its funding and the acquisition of new platforms, but increased investment in our local defence industries. Thanks to this administration, now we build gunboats, MRAPS, and UAVs, and very soon OPVs. That said, I must admit that there is a problem within the military heirachy. Speaking as someone close to law enforcement (Police Force), there's corruption in the Force, but the NPF ' S procurement process is so far ahead of the military (Army to be specific) that it even baffles cops themselves. Before the FG'S intervention, the Police Force had a far superior Signals Corp, the BEST EOD team in the country, and even more powerful gunboats. In some operations, Army troops borrowed police personal body armour. So far things have gotten better, but there's need to sanitizer the military ' s procurement system (xcept that of the Navy; they're great). |
Well said Pointb
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Anyway, here's my take on being a man: 1) Living up to your responsibilities 2) protecting and caring for your loved ones and probably dependents 3) being a firm but fair leader in and outside your home Falling for every whims of a woman does NOT make you man. Probably a sissy with a mangina. |
?.........huh......so it's basically how to be a man.....from a woman's point of view.....riiiiight. . |
Damn you APC clowns are desperate . |
jpphilips:Oh please zip it!! What makes GEJ incompetent? The same administration you insult was behind some of our very best class of service chiefs from Petrini to Ihejirika. The same administration has been responsible for increasing defence funding. True the appointment of the likes of Badeh has been a mistake, but I'm pretty sure it will be addressed. That said, this administration has outperformed it's predecessors, even that of that Islamic fanatic + BH loving cry baby clown called Buhari. |
Samabu07:AVM Badeh is nothing but a fat buffoon. Have u ever heard him speak on TV? As CAS, while there was clamour for Combat Aircrafts, that clown went to buy one single Boeing 737 for commercial use! And the damn plane isn't even Next Gen (700-800 series)!! No combat aircraft, no transport helicopters. The Defence Minister he even had the audacity to shout at is Gen. Gasau (rtd), an experienced old guard and Nigeria's legendary spy chief, just like the likes of Albert Horsfall of DSS-SSS. I even overhead the whole reason for all that was cos Gasau detected the mess within procurement and demanded that all contracts pass through the Ministry of Defence. |
Reference:The problem faced by the military is glaring for all to see, and I'm pretty sure this letter was written by an Officer. Although I'm a staunch supporter of the current GEJ administration, these complaints are totally authentic as I've heard it over and over again from soldiers and mobile police men on rotation from the battle front. Our troops, though brave, are currently outnumbered and outgunned. BH have the luxury of owning vehicles armed with HMGs and AA guns while our own troops own vehicles armed with mere GPMGs with AGLs just trickling in very very little numbers. And with reports i recieved from a MOPOL friend on rotation at Yobe, i suspect the BH are now armed with thermobaric rounds for their RPG launchers. Armoured vehicles and MRAPs are either too few or totally outdated and faulty. Units located in remote locations are totally cut off, no thanks to the non availability of utility/transport helicopters for resupply, MEDEVAC, and reinforcement with QRF teams. There are stories of Special Forces teams totally cut off behind enemy lines and wiped out, no thanks to adequate Combat Air Support, and we're losing precious combat aircrafts. To make matters worse, soldiers are not paid their allowances as it's being diverted by top officers to their pockets. The S&T unit/logistic line is all messed up as soldiers are either inadequately fed or not at all. And I can conveniently say that the current CDS is a fat dullard. Things must change |
zubby29:No he doesn't. Air Marshal Perinini, a fine Officer under CAS under Air Marshal Dike became CDS under GEJ'S watch. Lt. General Ihejirika retained the post of COAS, still under GEJ'S watch. So no, GEJ does not change goal oriented officers without a good reason. |
Charity begins at home. But well done. |
ItsMeAboki:Yeah, keep jerking off to that wet dream of yours. When you're done, wake up. |
laimo:Sure, keep jerking off to that wet dream of yours. When you're done, please wake up. #TeamGEJ2015 |
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