₦airaland Forum

sirjerry: No, that is the PF3 leopard ACV

thanks man, i just hope it writes for itself a good history

jteku: Don't get why Nigerian Army don't field these Proforce Hardware,
from my observation they look better equiped than the turkish otokar cobra's only that the cobras are faster and ampibious(some).
think its high time proforces is funded with oil money

pls could you place both specs( cobra and the proforce built apc) side by side and compare?

Boss abeg give me the specs on that last APC, is it the one being worked on by proforce and DICON?

sirjerry: proforce

Nsonaso: Last week, the Nigerian Army claimed the Boko HARAM leader’s impersonator was killed. Cameroon even claimed they were the ones who killed him, a claim subsequently debunked by the Nigerian Military. Photos and even a video was even released to buttress that fact .However, in yet another video made available to AFP today, Shekau was shown making a speech debunking reports of his death. According to AFP, he said ..
“Here I am, alive. I will only die the day Allah takes my breath,” He also added that, that his group was “running our… Islamic caliphate” and administering sharia punishments.”

so that's how you feel about it abi? Its now like a movie to you?, hey everybody the pt2 of boko haram is out lets sit and watch, well who nor go nor know

nairalife2013: ol'boy all these just to whip up negativ sentiments? there is dignity in respecting elders, no be only for family and village, it goes on to nations! No gain in blind defiance dat can cause an unecesry rift. Datz pride dat d wise say come before a fall.

boss no negative comment or sentiment there, its just a lesson given with hard strokes, and believe me my man he should be happy someone took the time out to give him that free brief lesson on int'l relations, so na where you from see your negative sentiment na im i nor know.

nduchucks: Have millitary officials confirmed that the man in the so-called video is our Pilot?

May Allah severely punish all those stealing funds meant to buy superior equipment and who sentence our great soldiers, who dared to protest, to death.

If true, dear hero of ours, fallen Pilot, May your gracious soul RIP

don't know about that but that sure is our alpha jet and airforce Rondel on it.

ajoskele: God Bless Nigeria!!

that should be more like God save Nigeria

yuzjet: What should I say?

But most of them dat uses pant has a curved D*ck like Banana

yea dats true, i ve got one too, they call it " the great chocolate monkey banana"

Nor use edom people play for rain matter oh, na for Edo na im i from see where dem dey draw boundary for where dem want make rain fall reach, for Edo state you fit stand dry for one side dey look rain as e dey fall for the other side, men Edo na strong place oh!
Well its just typical of African, nigerian ingenuity.

gebest post=/post/26831861:
am disappointed at u, the Americans, are they God? Keep worshiping them, but as for me and my family we will serve the Lord.

don't mind that person, making a very foolish and fallacitious comment, his comment have vividly portrayed to us the level of intellectual dehydration that he is suffering from, how can anybody say something like that.

CNNg post=/post/26831139:
He can't do "shakara" for them. America is a superpower and saying "no" to them is asking for trouble. He doesn't have any option but to cooperate.

shut up, don't input rubbish where you know nothing, you think international relations is something you just take at face value,1, who told you a nation cant say no to a super power?
2. So what if Nigeria says " NO! Fvdk you obama" what do you think the US would do? Bros they would do "nothing" they will only start planning on retaliative policies and my friend any of such policies would not affect the African giant, as much as their cold sanction on our crude oil and arm purchase have affected us,
3. The concept of sovereignty of states entails the ability for states to make policies and decision in line with their national interest which should not be entirely detached from their domestic interest, with that said if its in our interest to ban the red heads from coming in we would do so, and Obama will seat there helpless in the white house learning a good lesson on " the concept of sovereignty in the modern state system.

I thought this arik was about to be nationalized to be our national career wat happened

I cant believe this didn't get to the fp this is a triumph for Nigeria and Africa

mimikool: Click here to watch

i do rather apologise to my ex than click there

Give Me a list of nigerian that live on less than one dollar per day

egift: APC, please give us a Buhari/Fashola 2015 - It has the Skill, Vision, Capacity, Solution, Sincerity and the Votes need to send Jonathan back to the creeks and rebuild Nigeria for Good.

close your eyes and pray that doesn't happen

Manazz: Pathetic Nigerians busy celebrating Ebola outbreak in US and now apparently feeling so mighty and high that some news agency in Nigeria (known to have published fake stories before) reported that the US is seeking Nigeria's 'Help' to contain Ebola.

Oh well whatever helps you sleep at night, this isn't even the most idiotic thing I've seen on this forum anyway.

first of all let me introduce myself by calling you a big phool for putting " pathetic and nigerians in the same sentence" ok now that you know why i am here ( to correct your weak minded opinion) i will now regale you with my superior intellectual resourcefulness by stating clearly to you that there is a reason why every nation have its own news media and one of those reasons is that it defends the international reputation of its host country through the use of propaganda or counter propaganda, take for example BBC may say "nigerian army incompetent and ran from boko haram" now that can be regarded as a propaganda why? Because the nigerian defence information dept have not given any statement to that effect. So when you see a nigerian news service saying " US comes to learn from Nigeria on ebola containment" it might be true or it might be what we call " institutionalized propaganda " just to tell the nigerian public that the competence of the nigerian health workers have surpassed global best practices. So my friend before you call the guys at vanguard pathetic, you must first of all ask yourself " 1. am i intellectually competent enough to understand the detailed intricacies of international journalism? 2. Am i as a single individual in a better position to dictate for the professionals at vanguard what they should and should not publish?
3. What knowledge do i have of the international system and journalism as an instrument in the formation of states policy?

Manazz: Pathetic Nigerians busy celebrating Ebola outbreak in US and now apparently feeling so mighty and high that some news agency in Nigeria (known to have published fake stories before) reported that the US is seeking Nigeria's 'Help' to contain Ebola.

Oh well whatever helps you sleep at night, this isn't even the most idiotic thing I've seen on this forum anyway.

first of all let me introduce myself by calling you a big phool for putting " pathetic and nigerians in the same sentence" ok now that you know why i am here ( to correct your weak minded opinion) i will now regale you with my superior intellectual resourcefulness by stating clearly to you that there is a reason why every nation have its own news media and one of those reasons is that it defends the international reputation of its host country through the use of propaganda or counter propaganda, take for example BBC may s

Very incomplete list, this does not even reflect 40% of jet owners in Nigeria,

Shekau dey smell for grave

ElFenomeno1: Nigerian Military...... Killing Shekau since 1900!

lol

This was our first topic and it had to be so Dumb,

DONGOYARO1: The traders actually jubilated because in about two weeks time, they'l remove the CCTV cameras, package it inside new cartons and sell them off at the onisha main market

na then you go see names like " OBIANO ORIGINAL NIGHT AND DAY CAMERA TESTED AND TRUSTED"

fitzmayowa: I tire ooo...

its also in her jurisdiction to state what the nigerian resource have been spent on, she didn't say weapon she said equipment cus she nor know and she nor care about what kind of equipment her job na to to sign the money

Nobleval: https://static.today.ng/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/John-Dramani-Mahama.jpg
Ghana has said that it’ll soon
be exporting thousands of
megawatts of electricity to
Nigeria, Ivory Coast and other
neighbouring countries that
have power deficit.

This was made known by the West African country
President, Mr. John Mahama,
at the Africa Global Business
and Economic Forum in Dubai
on Wednesday. He said his government had
made huge investments in
power generation that would
enable the country to export
excess electricity to Nigeria
and others. “We have given priority to
electricity generation in our
country. We have prioritised
energy in such a way that we
want to become the hub for
power production in West Africa. We want to generate
electricity to the point that
excess power can be exported
to Nigeria, Ivory Coast and
other countries that have
power deficit,” he said. To achieve this dream,
Mahama said his country had
secured export-import
financing from China as well
as special funds from Abu
Dhabi to commence series of power generation projects,
adding that a third
hydropower dam project was
already at an advanced stage.
The Ghanaian leader spoke in a
panel discussion along with
President Paul Kagame of
Rwanda and President Mulatu
Wirtu of the Federal
Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.

Mahama added, “Where Africa
faces some of its challenges
lies its biggest opportunities.
We are leveraging on public-
private sector partnership to
build infrastructure. Be it roads, electricity, ports or
communication systems; if w
create the right environment,
investors will come. “Creating the right
environment that will attract
foreign direct investment is
key.” In achieving this, the Ghanaian
leader joined Kagame and
Wirtu to emphasise the need
for African governments to
strengthen anti-corruption
agencies in their various countries. “Issues of accountability and
transparency are very
important. There must be
mechanism to fight
corruption. We all have
institutions but the major thing is resourcing them to
effectively fight corruption
and perform effectively,” he
noted. According to Kagame, African
governments must create a
system that is not
sympathetic to corruption,
saying this would help drive
the required Foreign Direct Investment into the
continent. He said, “It is one thing to
have the institutions; it is
another thing to allow them
to work. Governance and
structure must be in place to
make them to work,” he said. “African governments must
fix infrastructure, investment
in development of education
and skills, and also enhance
connectivity among African
countries.

i am here and where i am ghanians tremble, i export fear to Ghana

A national monument, this should be developed on

G

I may have to cast my votes come 2015,

We should all stop this nonsense, how can Google be tribalistic. During the world cup in brasil all the adverts depicted the slums and ghettos of brasil with half dressed children playing football did they complain, see no matter how una take am every country is unique for something, so you want them to put a fat man looting money with a big Ghana must go

We shall win where others fail

I am in Benin, where is your shop, cus i nor dey do business with people without permanent shop address