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Henry240:
South-Africans just run away

Henry240:
Seleka rebels could not be happier

It was a South-African open season, a full grade baazar.

The fleeing South-Africans provided Seleka with whatever was required.

You want a base, the South Africans got it

ATVs all yours

Armed South-Africans technicals, no issues, we got it.

What about battle vests....... All yours bro.

jakeporeshenko:
okay asgardians thank you for using mythical powers to protect all of Africa we owe you big time ! happy ?

Henry240:
Is this your best comeback ?

We turned your elite troops into mechanics, they aren't complaining, neither should you. Accept it.

Most of them fixed the vehicles as they were told, only lutz went about wandering away. Anyway the rest is history.


Nigeria performed a military miracle in 6 weeks, that's why we have South-Africans, Namibians, Southern Africans, Angolans, West-Africans running to Nigeria to take military courses.

The Chadians and Cameroonians were the anvil, we were the hammer.

If you want to see evidence of your soldiers and those of your neighbors in our Defence collages, by no means ask. I'll post them.

Sore loser.

Until recently Boko Haram was humiliating the Nigerian military, driving it out of one town after another in north-eastern Nigeria.

But in the weeks before last weekend’s presidential elections, the Nigerian defence force went on an aggressive offensive against the group, recapturing most of the territory it had lost.

This change of fortune has been attributed to the greater involvement of regional armies as well as private security forces in the fight.

jakeporeshenko:
Don't forkin mention me mate until you take that terrorist propaganda shit off this damn thread, don't be so desperate to win an argument that you help boko haram spread their stuff.

And if you really believe a hand full of pension seeking South Africans really won a war for Nigeria, Mental help is what you need to seek man.

chike00:
i know @patches and @greengold or wateva dey call themselves will have something to say but it never mattered to me . if we can list how many current conflicts happening in africa(from poachers to rebels to terrorism) the south african defence industry should be raking in arms contract like the angolans, nigerians algerians did with oil yrs back.. not just listing a few hundred missiles sold.
please i need answers from level headed southies why this is.

jakeporeshenko:
They come here to lie to us it's among the top 3 attack Helos in the world, when you ask them why nobody wants it, they start scremaing politics.

And where the hell is bidexiii?

tdayof:
We've seen videos of Hinds in action, can we please see that of Rooivalk?

Henry240:
They only have 10 in Service. They crashed 1 already, while one other is at some test range failing.


They are bragging about using Rooivalks to attack thugs looking for UN food. It's sad!

Henry240:
I know it hurts. The mechanic died fixing vehicles. He loved his new job role, from hunting black South-Africans to doing menial jobs in Nigeria's N.E. What a shame!


That's what Nigeria does to your elite troops. As soon as that vehicle breaks down, it's c'mon boet, bring me the spanner, we got a job to do.


- Mr Patches, why can't we see the face of the pilot? Where is he from?


I can tell you, and also show you evidence that the South-Efricans commando was used in fixing vehicles?

Leon Lotz was once a member of Koevoet – “crowbar” in Afrikaans – a paramilitary police unit created by South Africa’s apartheid regime to root out guerrillas in what is now Namibia. Thirty years later, something persuaded him to take up arms again in a foreign country. He was killed in March, apparently by friendly fire from a tank in northern Nigeria. Among the most striking facts about Lotz was his age: 59.

A wealth of media reports, witness accounts and photos on social media suggest that he was not the only white mercenary who helped turn the tide against the Islamist militant group Boko Haram in recent weeks, ­allowing Nigeria to hold a relatively peaceful election last month. Whether as technical advisers or frontline combatants, some are said to have come from the former Soviet Union but about 300 are reportedly from South Africa and nearing retirement age

Until recently Boko Haram was humiliating the Nigerian military, driving it out of one town after another in north-eastern Nigeria.

But in the weeks before last weekend’s presidential elections, the Nigerian defence force went on an aggressive offensive against the group, recapturing most of the territory it had lost.

This change of fortune has been attributed to the greater involvement of regional armies as well as private security forces in the fight.

chkil:
man their is only 12 rooivalks in all the world ! 12 ! some prototype programs have more then 12 units !

you can't compare the legendary hinds working from 1971 , built by thousands , one of the most selled attack helicopter in the world, who still bought until todays , who work all around the world, active in most wars and still burn battlefields until today against the most diffcult insurgency , with 12 helicopter first service 2011 , who sleep in a hangar with only 2 of them flying painted all white for peace operation MONUSCO .

africaken254:
Egyptian sniper with ksvk Russian (12.7) 12.7x108-mm sniper rifle

chkil:
seriously ? 2500 hind in north kivu , my comment is clear and easy to understand . think before you type

Henry240:
Buhahahahahahaha, look at this fool, we turned your Special Forces into mechanics in Nigeria. That is what we do in Nigeria.

We turned the Koevoet operator into a mechanic.

I'm sure the Recce operators were used in toilet cleaning duties. Keeping the Nigerian military toilets clean and neat.


"Leon Lotz, a former South African Defence Force Koevoet operator.

Lotz is reportedly from KwaZulu-Natal, and was engaged in the support
and care of vehicles used by the Nigerian military in their current
onslaught against insurgency."

https://politics.naij.com/401378-south-african-contractor-mistakenly-killed-in-nigeria.html

That's how we roll!

Henry240:
Buhahahahahahaha, look at this fool, we turned your Special Forces into mechanics in Nigeria. That is what we do in Nigeria.

We turned the Koevoet operator into a mechanic.

I'm sure the Recce operators were used in toilet cleaning duties. Keeping the Nigerian military toilets clean and neat.


"Leon Lotz, a former South African Defence Force Koevoet operator.

Lotz is reportedly from KwaZulu-Natal, and was engaged in the support
and care of vehicles used by the Nigerian military in their current
onslaught against insurgency."

https://politics.naij.com/401378-south-african-contractor-mistakenly-killed-in-nigeria.html

That's how we roll!

Henry240:
I woke this morning, logged into Nairaland.com, only to find the tears, and anguish of pained South-Africas all over my mention. Nigeria sure does give you guys a terrible heartache.




I'm loving it!!!

Only one country is active militarily in 9 African countries, that's Big Brother Nigeria.

"Do you know, the level of political and military prowess that is needed to achieve that?", offcourse you don't , your soldiers ran away from the CAR after waving the white flag, they have also ran away from Sudan, as expected. I can feel the South-African pain, i don't envy you!

The tears of pained South-Africans is like fuel to my soul!!

iblawi:
We are not going over this again please.

Henry240:
"All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others".

Experts seem to believe the ECOWAS model is a model to follow. Nigeria, Senegal and ECOWAS have show Military force and Diplomacy is the best model to follow.

www.voanews.com/a/can-ecowas-tactics-in-gambia-serve-as-model/3698488.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

iblawi:
Mr miss informed, the Nigerian airforce don't just drop bombs, they have access to satellite imagery, ISR platforms and even PGMs just like many advanced airforce. It's not by how many Aircrafts you have but by how well you use the little you have. I believe we are far ahead of South African airforce with 26 Gripens jet but just 6-9 qualified pilots and 4 hawks with only one pilot who can land at sea. Every country don't fight war like the US. All that matters is that our strategy works well for us and many countries have been trooping to Nigeria to learn this wonderful low cost strategy of defeating terrorist.


And for your Senegal, Niger, Mali and cameroon invasion, all I can do is to laugh in Pidgin. You can add South Africa to the list too and I swear nothing would still happen.

iblawi:
Hey, Miss informed guy, we are not only US to West Africa but to Africa too. If you like you can cry.

You can ask US how long they've battled with talibans, alqeada, ISIS, terrorism in US and other. Many countries are by far more peaceful than US in terms of crime and terrorism despite the amount they spend on security.

South Africa couldn't secure their country from poachers and you blame another for not defending themselves from terrorist despite having terrorist in Mali, Libya, Algeria, Egypt and clashes in countries like C.A.R, Congo, Sudan, South Sudan, etc which is enough market to resupply weapons and fighters to them.

Henry240:
Nigerian ISR would follow their Presidents, while Satellites imagery would keep tabs on troop movement.

Nigerian commandos would be on standby to Kidnap thier Presidents and military chiefs.

Henry240:
The company did not go bankrupt, it rather bankrupted the nation of South Africa. Yes, so, so much better. Wise guy.



Armscor bankrupted SA and the Cameron commission of inquiry found it to be incredibly corrupt and incredibly incompetent.

Are you happy now?

Henry240:
So you tell me, do I, or do I not provide proof?


Or like the illiterate buffoon who quoted me earlier, my posts hurt you so bad that you choose to post whatever comes into your head, and not what I've actually posted?

Henry240:
On the T-55's


Can you tell me what these are?

Henry240:
On ARMSCOR

chkil:
- hind number built more then 2500 , in service all around the word in all battles , still active in syrian war by russian themself (and they have mi28ne, ka-50) and still countries buy new hinds until today .
- rooivalk 12 unit built , with only 12 units in the world probability of crash is too low

Henry240:
We don't use the T-55 tanks any longer. The last time a T-55 was used operationally in Nigeria Was The 80s.

GreenandGold:
Those kind of people who believe the military shouldn't get any equipment.... The kind of people who flood the News24 comments section on Facebook bitching about how much of a waste of money national defence is.

Henry240:
Throwback photo of a Nigerian Air Force jaguar jet.