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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 7:12pm On Mar 28, 2017

Henry240:
NAF COMBAT SPORTS COMPETITION KICKS-OFF IN JOS

The second edition of Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Inter Command Combat Sports Competition dubbed ‘Jos 2017’ has commenced in Jos, the Plateau State capital. The objective of the competition is to promote participation in sporting activities towards improving personnel physical fitness and also foster esprit-de-corps among NAF personnel. The sporting event is also an avenue to select athletes to represent the NAF in future championships. Six teams comprising teams Headquarters NAF, Tactical Air Command, Special Operations Command, Mobility Command, Training Command and Logistics Command are expected to participate in the week-long sporting activities due to end on Thursday, 30 March 2017.

Declaring the combat competition open, the Special Guest of Honour, the Executive Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency, Right Honourable Simon Bako Lalong congratulated the NAF for introducing combat sports which according to him would not only keep NAF personnel fit but mentally alert in carrying out their constitutional responsibilities. The Governor said he was appreciative of the NAF role in restoration of peace on the Plateau. “We will continue to partner with the NAF to ensure peace not only on the Plateau, but in Nigeria as a whole’.

Earlier in his keynote address, the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar stated that maintaining a high level of combat and physical fitness would help personnel discharge their constitutional duties optimally whenever the need arises. “It must be stated that even with acquired modern weapon and the continued effort to reactivate our assets we are not unaware of the fact that the Service needs personnel that are physically and mentally prepared to make the difference in any conflict”. The events to be competed for are: boxing, combat relay, and combat swimming. Others are judo, obstacle crossing, shooting, taekwondo and thug of war. The first edition of the competition was held in Kaduna in 2016.

Just Joking oh.. so something like this happened and these are all the pictures they could snap? huh

they didnt go down south to call in Professional photographers who have earned "years of Combat experience" what a damn shame. i know most of you do not really appreciate the hardwork that go into snapping some of the great SANDF photos you see. you ve gotta be very careful when you are assigned to snap SANDF soldiers on live fire exercises so some dumb SANDF soldier would not mistakenly shoot your stupid photographer balls off" grin

now what i want you guys to do is to pretend this post does not exist. you didnt see it and i didnt write it. grin

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 10:30pm On Mar 25, 2017

ssaengine:
And which jets is NAF able to roll out in the protection of Nigerian lives? Bombing Boko Haram for however many years hasn't changed the fact that Nigeria is utterly defenceless against any conventional air threat.

But that's also non of my business.

there are very big differences between a country engaging life targets with its aircrafts and the one shooting dummy targets for photography sessions, there are big differences between a pilot that have earned series of real kill strips and the one whose greatest achievement was to have been able to turn the craft upside down for a photography session, there are big differences between a pilot whose main worry is on strategizing maneuvers to carry out successful ground support sorties and the one whose main problem is on how to balance a rotor craft on a mountain ledge for photography shots.

We are fighting a war for which we are very well and suitably equipped and we have recorded some of the most unprecedented text book victories that the "unconventional" war against international terrorism would ever see.

Do not pray to learn the lessons that we have learnt, but when you pray, pray that you would one day gain the chance to learn from the experience of the men that have seen the true flames of war.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 10:03am On Mar 25, 2017

ssaengine:
Your comment came from the deepest parts of your bowels...nowhere else.

"Nice to see that the SAAF brought out jets for him, this should give the SAAF a much needed flying time."

[s] Only in the most vivid parts of your imagination would the SAAF ever be used for the arrival of any Nigerian. Don't think your president would even be allowed such, let alone your CNS [/s] . Kindly post 2017 SAAF flying hours per squadron....so we can all see for ourselves how "much needed" it is.

lOl, Are you sure your SAAF would be able to roll out any of its Jets for the protection of South African Lives?

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 12:24am On Mar 20, 2017

Hoshea:
Yoo! Am Tanzanian, and this is a big LIE, 30 doctors per million? We have more than enough. Stop these bs lies abeg

a tanzanian speaking Nigerian pidgin. huh

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 12:21am On Mar 20, 2017

jakeporeshenko:
AFSF empties mag in full auto at the range.

I was bored

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhGLf-n5KU8

wow. thats nice. you did that?

Foreign Affairs › Re: Ankara Not To Integrate S-400 System Into NATO Missile Defense System (*Update*) by overhypedsteve(m): 4:16pm On Mar 18, 2017

scully95:
I bet it's not safe to sell these complex machines, second to non on the planet earth to Turkey, a mere traitor that would likely sell it out or allow NATO crooks to test junkie counter-measure on it. If for anything Turkey cannot or should never be trusted.

What do you say @ Appleyard, Shym3xx, GTkester, Poseidon000 aka Cyprus000, Nairaminted, Bonechamberlain, Hungryboy, Seagulsntrawler, Janujaz, Naijatalktown, Phrenelogy, Overhypedsteve, Underground, Seunny4lif, ShinnBet, Fineguy11, Capip120, Lumiere91, Barram, Romme2u, Stalwert

https://cdn4.img.sputniknews.com/images/102836/10/1028361065.png

Turkey should seriously begin to reconsider her NATO membership if it has come to the point where she have to buy Air Defence systems from the very nation that NATO was created to fight against. NATO should be very worried when things like this happen

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 10:27pm On Mar 17, 2017

jakeporeshenko:
I don't really agree it was a stupid thread, comparison is fun when it's healthy, this was the intention of who ever created that thread but visitors who participated had other ideas.

If Alex got deleted then he'll just make another account. Time for an Africaken2

let's try sending messages to mynd44 to see if he can restore the account. Losing an account with all that information is just too bad.

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 8:40pm On Mar 17, 2017

jakeporeshenko:
i think he is serving a temporary ban .

no i dont think so. whenver the system calls a user "Noname" it means the party is over for that user. if you go back and check you will see that the Henry120 user that created this thread was renamed to "Noname". the owner of the strongest military in africa thread was also renamed to "noname"(probably for creating one of the most stupid thread ever)

Pics 1.
how your user look like when you have been deleted officially.
(this guy was deleted for his believe in Aliens and a very rare type of Aliens which he call Maza Maza. poor dude got deleted)

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Foreign Affairs › Re: War Against The North: Huge U.S. Aircraft Carrier Arrives South Korea(photos) by overhypedsteve(m): 7:55pm On Mar 17, 2017

NairaMinted:
Nairaland still the same old playground. Lol!

Present sir!

who dare call my name while i am trying to achieve inner peace in my top nuclear super secret bunker? how dare you disturb the sleep of the lion that have decided to ply a peaceful path.

The Great Zohariel i will heed your call because we have fought so many battles together and fighting by your side is always so great an honor. who is that son of a pedophile whose stupidity have caused you to awake some of the greatest of all the cyber Generals ever known?

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Webmasters › Re: Mark Zuckerberg & Wife Priscilla Expecting Another Baby Girl. PICS by overhypedsteve(m): 8:30pm On Mar 09, 2017

and this is a topic for our political section? who posted this thing?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 11:38pm On Mar 08, 2017

frumentius:
And this, from the same story? If these are civilians, should they be riding with troops in a hot area?

he is holding a dane gun. probably one of the local hunters or a member of the CJTF.

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 11:35pm On Mar 08, 2017

Henry240:
I get you, but we are. 12 x MI-35m, 20 x UAV, 3 x Super Tucano, 3 x JF-17.

Compared to Badeh who was a colossal failure of apocalyptic proportion and Amosu who couldn't get more confused on the job, S.B Abubakar is a breath of fresh air.

Badeh, I kept saying those guys were the most unpatriotic elements that Nigeria could cook up but nobody believed me until we started seeing the evidence. I hope he rots in Jail for every life lost under his watch. when you see them salute the Flag one would wonder if they are truly swearing allegiance to the Flags of our Fathers or if they are just making a mockery of the whole thing.

and he would have supervised these men's death

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Politics › Re: Nigerian And Cameroonian Soldiers Conduct Joint Raid Against Boko Haram. Photos by overhypedsteve(m): 10:32pm On Mar 08, 2017

bejeiodus:
More of such joint operation is needed.

By the way, I wonder the number of AK 47 riffle that is sold yearly. The weapon is just too ubiquitous.

lol, the AK is the most effective rifle ever made

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 10:19pm On Mar 08, 2017

Henry240:
NAF ESTABLISHES COMBAT SEARCH AND RESCUE UNIT IN PLATEAU STATE

As part of the renewed commitment to evolve robust security architecture capable of rapid employment in all spectra of warfare, the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) today hit the ground running for the establishment of a new specialised unit in Kerang, Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State. The new unit, 205 Combat Search and Rescue Group (CSARG), comes under the Special Operations Command. It is intended to shorten NAF’s response time and improve search and rescue efforts of troops in crisis areas within the country.
“The new unit is one of the nine specialised units under SOC set up to address the current security challenges facing our nation”, said the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Baba Abubakar. He disclosed that 205 CSARG will incorporate hospital and schools for the benefit of NAF personnel, their dependents and civilian population within the area. Air Mshl Abubakar reiterated the commitment of the NAF to protect lives and property in the State in partnership with other security agencies.
Speaking as the Special Guest of Honour at the ground breaking ceremony, the Executive Governor of Plateau State, Rt Hon Simon Bako Lalong commended the NAF for its role in combating insurgency and terrorism in the country; adding that the occasion is one of the many remarkable strides by the Nigerian Air Force in repositioning itself into a professional and disciplined force. Gov Lalong described the event as “a landmark achievement by the NAF that will forever remain indelible in the hearts of Nigerians and most especially the good people of Plateau State”.

I commend the CAS most of the NAF budget under this CAS is however going to Humanitarian and hospitality. Abeg oh, we want to see something that can fly soon oh.

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 9:26pm On Mar 07, 2017

LTGEN:
I was the one who created the Firestorm about the Hornet that is so beloved by our South African brethren.
Let me add my two cents and create Firestorm#2
It appears the lessons from Bangui has not been learned.This vehicle will not fare well in an urban warfare setting of Mosul and despite the pleas of my South African brethren it will suffer against a fast moving urban terrorists gang swarming on two more fronts simultaneously.

Agriculture › How Do We Get Our Youths Back Into The Farms In Ed0 State. by overhypedsteve(op): 8:45pm On Mar 07, 2017

The calls for a renewed interest in agriculture is not a new thing to Nigerians, the federal government, state government and public figures have made this call and have sometimes described it as the only way out of the single oil economy that we find our nation in today.
The position of the new government of Edo State is no different from that of the government at the federal level as both seem to be calling for a renewed interest in agriculture amongst the people. The people of Edo State have practised farming for centuries before now and in most cases, Edo people have relied on old and outdated farming techniques to produce food for themselves and to make very little quantity available for sale. This is the reason why the practise of farming in Edo State is on a serious decline. Accept it or not, as you read this, fewer lands are being cultivated, fewer animals are being reared and fewer people are undertaking farming as a fulltime job every day in Edo State.

Most of the old farmers who were, as it seems. The “Masters” of the old farming practise are now well retired and out of service. These veterans of agriculture in Edo State now rely on aids provided by their children who may be struggling with one white collar job or the other in the city or outside the country. The questions now are; why are our youths running away from the agricultural legacy laid down by their parents? “the answers are several, but each answers all narrow down to the fact that, farming is no longer an attractive, lucrative or competitive alternative to the white collar jobs which are scarcely available in our cities today. Farming have fallen from the once exalted position which it enjoyed to a position of neglect and pariah, and this is no fault of the generations of today, the fact that pasts generations kept relying on old, outdated and unsustainable farming practise are enough reasons for the present generation who are now well familiar with the “mechanics and automotive” ease of getting things done, to isolate themselves from the conservative and backward culture of manual farm labour and the various inefficient local farming methods practised by our predecessors .

How then can we bring about a renewed interest in agriculture amongst our younger generations to ensure that our farms do not go into extinction in Edo State?

These are my recommendations for the Edo State Government:

1. Begin to facilitate the adoption of modern farming techniques by providing these equipments and machineries and training the farmers on how to operate them. This could be achieved through a Public Private Partnership between the State Government and interested investors in the banking sector. Agricultural equipment renting centres can then be made available in major farming communities in Edo State. And the Government may also need to partner with Agricultural Equipments and Farm Machines providers, to establish maintenance facilities and to train and transfer this knowledge to our youths.
2. Engagement in wide reaching sensitization campaigns, which would be aimed at changing the mindsets of our youths about farming. This could be achieved through the use of the main stream medias, the social media, and the organization of “catch them young” campaigns in our secondary schools and higher institutions. The campaigns should be able to bring to the awareness of our youths the facts that, agriculture is a lucrative and prestigious undertaking when done using the available modern farming techniques and the various state of the art innovations in agriculture.
3. Enact agriculture friendly policies which would encourage even the laziest person to want to go into farming. Examples of such policies are: creation of an agricultural scholarship scheme for youths who are already engaged in farming but are interested in improving their knowledge by learning new farming practices abroad, such policies could also include the provision of financial grants or interventions for farmers who are in urgent need of such assistance to improve on their already established farms. In terms of policies there are so many things the government can do to attract our youths to go back into agriculture.
4. Creation of a low interest loan scheme for farmers with unique and bankable prospects. The reason why most farmers in Edo State do not engage in large scale farming is because in most cases they cannot afford a bigger farm, so providing such persons with a low interest loan to expand their already established farms or to undertake a new farm project. This would go a long way to encourage others . the loan could also be in the form of the provision of technical assistance and the service of farm machines during the planting season to be paid for after harvest.
5. Attract customers and investors for our farm products, Edo State Government can achieve this through the facilitating bilateral trade agreements on the export of farm produce with other countries. That way any farmer in Edo State can become a exporter of farm produce through these agreements, Government could also organize media campaign aimed at attracting both local and foreign investors to the availability of high quality raw materials from farms in Edo State.
6. Create processing mills, silos and factories. To help reduce the stress that farmers often go through in processing their products locally, Government can sensitize farmers on modern processing techniques and provide state of the art processing and storage facilities that would ensure that no farmer from our farming communities would have any reason to complain of his/her products getting spoilt or expired due to the ineffective local processing and storage techniques.

Our youths are naturally innovative and creative and not having them in the agricultural scene for all this times have been a big loss for agricultural development in Edo state. If our youths can be brought onboard the agricultural train in Edo State then we would see a lot of improvements and ground breaking achievements being achieved within a short period of time.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 9:59pm On Mar 06, 2017

Greenbuoy:
Hello guys! Great job you guys been doing out here! I YUSU YANSH TOH TROWAY SALUTU OOO.
Forgive me in advance for I'm about to go offtopic.
Sir Atiku was at my school earlier today and in his security detail were guys that looked like DSS operatives. There were camou guys too.
Now I ask, on what ground is the man entitled to such a high-calibre security from the state considering the fact that he currently holds no public post?

ex vice pressident. he can request for such details anytime. he can also request for the use of other facilities that should normally be available to a serving VP

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 10:35pm On Mar 05, 2017

ActivateKruger:
I at times find you strange Henry240, you rubbished the whole concept last year telling us how useless small vehicles (the Hornet and Gecko in particular) were because they didn't offer enough protection and firepower to operate solo behind enemy lines... Now that the NA is making one, you suddenly "love these little nimble vehicles".

I think everytime you post a picture and place a comment, your own emotions overwhelm you.

that argument ended long before we saw any pictures of the ATV from NA. you would understand that our troops were running into ambushes almost on a daily basis as at that time and anybody would want to call for a vehicle with more Armour of which he suggested the one of the Oshkosh 4x4

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 8:25pm On Mar 05, 2017

Odunayaw:
is it only me? I love this camo

but if you carry them commot for that area you fit nor like the camo again. They are in the right place for the camo to shine

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 8:17pm On Mar 05, 2017

Vikkie14:
Where did i picked side? I cautioned both Gentlemen and didn't spare anyone out of the mention.
3 people quoted me and gave sensible arguments to buttress their earlier points but, it is quite obvious and conspicous that a fellow here is lacking in Comprehension....same way he was misinterpreting me the other day.

BTW, Did i even seek for your counsel and opinion?
It seems your Moniker is a replica of who the subject really is.

If my comment(s) is/are giving you seizure(s), why can't you just pass over it and pretend you didn't see it? Bad belle dey kill bro and im dey kill fast and SILENTLY.

I wanted to overlooked this like before but, constant, consistent and steady show of aggression(s) and attack(s) compelled me to replied the cladtrap you just posted.

On a normal day, i would have ignore the gibberish but i just have to make sure you stay out of my circumference for your own good and for the Sanity of the thread.

If you claimed you possessed "vast" DefSec knowledge and you are armed with an arsenal of Defense related know-how, please kindly shove that down your throat Buddy.

Being an old member of the thread doesn't equate Intelligence and superiority. Shey you feel me Friend
I'm not even claiming to be a pro in this, i'm quite a novice, not even in the military (the owner of this account is) and i'm JUST an enthusiast.

Mr Over HypedI won't be civil and diplomatic in my response next time "Professor".

I am sorry if I made you feel less of yourself bro. I just hate it when two people are not allowed to sort themselves out in an intellectual debate, that's the way we learn. In the long run we may have known what doctrinal changes in the USAF led to the decommisoning of jets in the same class as the SU34, we may have enjoyed the opinion of two people on one particular topic and then make our own analysis and be better served.

My apologies for the past, I enjoyed my debate with you and I must tell you that from that experience I don't think you should call yourself a novice. I feel you friend, I understand how you must have felt and I apologise. Nobody is superior, nobody knows too much that is why we must give ourselves the chance to learn from each other.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 7:59pm On Mar 05, 2017

Tinfoil:
Africaken you are very prolific on here, have you ever considered having your own site, journal, channel. You can make a lot of money on sites like facebook, youtube, snapchat,....

http://www.lifehack.org/articles/money/10-easy-ways-make-money-using-social-media-home.html

https://feinternational.com/blog/social-following-distinguishing-money-making-websites-from-the-rest/

lol since when did you start looking out for him, last I checked you were looking for his address to go rough him up

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 5:34pm On Mar 05, 2017

Henry240:
MINUSMA convoy Mali

I guess all these are supply convoys. I am not seeing any armed escort with them.

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 5:30pm On Mar 05, 2017

Vikkie14:
You guys are going haywire again right?

NafeesaAA, Henry's body cells aren't playing the right cords and i was told you know his "Password".

Patches you're being pathetically pathetic in your response.

We don't want another Insane argument please.

nobody asked you to pick sides, when you have little clue about what they are talking about. if you too get knowledge on the issue then help them understand better instead of throwing us into another South Africa vs Nigeria debate that wont help the rest of us in the thread. if them ask you wetin dem dey talk about now you go dey bite finger.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 10:59pm On Mar 04, 2017

Adminisher:
I am not impressed with IED protection on this vehicle.That v_shape hull thickness is too low. For the body , I expect layers of HESCO or fibreglass on the panels and doors

I don't think it is not thick enough.please somebody should please repost the unsprayed panel of that Algerian licence built MRAP for him to see.

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 10:38pm On Mar 04, 2017

Henry240:
That's why I said 100 vehicles a year. Each production cycle would have improvements from the previous version. Exactly the same thing we've seen with the PF2.

The PF2 we saw in 2013 and the PF2 today are more or less different vehicles. The version sold to Lagos State and Rivers state are not the same. Infact contrary to my earlier post, the version of 2017 is different from the version sold to Rivers and Abuja police units.

So each year we get improvements on the Ara mrap. I think 1000 units is a reasonable figure. To keep the product viable and to provide confidence in potential buyers.

was it the DHQ that specified the SPEC for the ARA or was it just built to suit a vague role. If it wasn't the ARMY or DHQ then we should buy very little units of it initially and through experience with these test units draw out specs and upgrades necessary for a better tougher High Mobility multipurpose armoured vehicle That would be the standard for our armed forces like the High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) of the USA. it takes time to come up with a standard platform. You will need to run trials upon trials and I suggest we still suffer the ARA to go through that rigorous test before we begin to see it as a standard platform that would be seen as the flag bearing armoured vehicle of our armed forces

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 9:28pm On Mar 04, 2017

Henry240:
Necessity is the mother of all invention. With the ARA MRAP coming on stream we now have what would eventually be a very good, competitive home grown APC that meets the pecularity of our environment.

A firm order of 1000 vehicles of all different variants of the ARA is key to sustainability. 1000 vehicles over 10 years seems only proper.

300 vehicles of the PF2 LAV for QRF units, 600 vehicles of the Innoson G12 utility truck.

After this, we get back to the drawing board and locally build a tracked IFV to replace our legacy Steyr and MTLB.

ordering 1000 unit of the first production variant of ARA is not too wise cus this first version would reveal lapses and upgrades that are needed in future variant which would then be more effective. 500 is a go.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 8:25am On Mar 02, 2017

Congrats Gentlemen.

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by overhypedsteve(m): 9:57pm On Mar 01, 2017

Oga Frumentius.
One of our resident South African Contributor from 2015.
Believed to be in service in the SADF and is suspected to have served in the United Nations peace efforts in the restive Central African Republic( as some of his pictures may have suggested).

He constantly share his opinions on issues raised here and sometimes go into very long debates with Oga Henry. His debate with Oga Henry over the use of open Rapid Deployment Vehicles like the Hornet and the RAV FAV lasted for almost a year if not more than a year. after months and months of debates they later conceded to each other and gave our thread back to us.

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Education › Re: This Chat Between Me And My Former Student Just Made Day by overhypedsteve(m): 11:04am On Mar 01, 2017

davidica:
lol U Like Talk O

you funny wey dey use talk dey tell person say e like talk why you nor use sign language

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: 7 “downsides” Of Being A First Class Graduate In Nigeria by overhypedsteve(m): 7:24am On Mar 01, 2017

i really can't trust the OP, who know if he is trying to give us hope or himself

Education › Re: This Chat Between Me And My Former Student Just Made Day by overhypedsteve(m): 5:58am On Mar 01, 2017

SuperSuave:
baba aloe vera

lol. bought a glass flower pot for it and kept it close to the window in my bathroom. you see it earned me the respect of some of my female visitors.

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Education › Re: This Chat Between Me And My Former Student Just Made Day by overhypedsteve(m): 9:31pm On Feb 28, 2017

sauerr:
Wait, I don't get it. You are excited you solved a ridiculously simple question or you are just excited?

dont be surprised some people are actually very emotional and excited about the littlest things.just like me. I took custody of an aloe vera because it stayed alive after i abandoned it for 1 year with no water or care.

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