₦airaland Forum

JOSCOFELIX:
please sir picture and prove

ugo4u:
Imo state that is a hotspot for recreational activities will soon become another Borno story if care isn't taken. I don't know why Kanu isn't formenting trouble in his own state.

GeneralFarouq:
Remember the report says one officer and three policemen were seriously injured, emphasis on seriously... God forbid they succumbed to their wounds

JOSCOFELIX:
yes i understand your point but i work with real time intel

youghs:
With the elimination of ipob's second in command, there will multiple attacks at different areas of South east as from tomorrow. The best strategy for the security agents is to have UAVs on standby that can go more than 125km in range which would quickly respond to attacks of these guys to detect while they're carrying out their operation and track them on time when withdrawing to their different hideouts.

JOSCOFELIX:
baba owen i am still waiting ooo dubailand lord i am still waiting

bidexiii:
See The Level of Preparedness in Nigerian Army;




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4Jpd2-LzPI

DubaiLandLord:

youghs:
With the elimination of ipob's second in command, there will multiple attacks at different areas of South east as from tomorrow. The best strategy for the security agents is to have UAVs on standby that can go more than 125km in range which would quickly respond to attacks of these guys to detect while they're carrying out their operation and track them on time when withdrawing back to their different hideouts.

Whyem15:
One thing to take away from the Geidam attack is that ISWAP now has a good strategy to evade airstrikes when attacking towns. Once the Gan access to the town, they guarantee the local population safety and make them see no reason to flee. Moving around in a town alongside the locals will ensure that no bomb, rocket and cannons are used. It is now up to NA to prevent the terrorists from entering populated towns. It is up to NAF to ensure that air support are delivered far more timely than before to ensure the destruction of the terrorists while the garrisons are still holding them outside the town.
Perhaps it's time DHQ involves another division in this war alongside 7 division. Maybe 3 division or 2 division that has other divisions very close to them to fill in for them while they are away in the north east.

And also, there will most likely be another attack between now and Tuesday. It could be Damasak or Dikwa and any other town to loot the armory that will eventually be used to attack Damasak.
As we are now in the second half of Ramadan, the attacks will be more frequent, they will get bolder and deploy more numbers. They vowed to celebrate sallah in Damasak and there will be a lot of pressure on their leaders to deliver on that promise.

Also, if the troops of the supercamps will just sit in their supercamps and defend that instead of the town, then we might as well start closing the camps down and sending the soldiers back to their barracks. The super camps in any town should be able to defend the town on all flanks. Not defending the super camp.

There is need for an additional layer of trench in all these towns. Between the first layer of trench and the second, the troops can hold them there until air support arrives.
When the terrorists move past the first layer, they will only have one route to escape through and if they've moved too far away from the exit point, they will be forced out abandon vehicles when escaping.
Also, barricades should be deployed on strategic routes within the town that will force the terrorists to divert to choke points where they can be held or at least slow them down for the airforce to pick up.
Strategic roads should be cut and dug so that they can only be plied with the use of pontoon bridges or anything else that can serve that purpose and is very mobile without which an advancing enemy will be stopped or forced to turn back. This should be especially used on roads leading to armouries and other important buildings.

Sizzorkay:
I enjoyed this lol, i danced a little

SamuelAnyawu:
You’ve said it all. A week to the Sallah festivity I’m off to Maiduguri.
The method of defending just supercamps and leaving ISWAP to have a field day in the host community remains a slap on our armed forces. Tho ISWAP never tried this when our Neighboring Soldiers were around, well they knew it will result In an open shootout

Good Morning great Patriots

IGpro1:
Guinea bissau did it and was successful, though the French had to burn down almost everything they belt.

Chad can pull through. But now isn't the right time, because bokoharam and Libyan militias will take advantage, and France I know, will support whoever will make Chad bleed.

IGpro1:
so in your mind, Nigeria that rejected Africom will now accept Common AU troops. seems you don't know your country.

Sizzorkay:
where in the world did i mentioned Chad using military force to send france packing? and who gives a fvk about them having nuke. In 2021 you think they will use nuke against chad?
stop jumping backwards digging up old comments. We've moved on from it. see ya

Sizzorkay:
Leave the man. Chad and france aren't at war. Chad is a sovereign nation. Its their right. they don't even have to use force or be rude. play the pity game of the small guy being bullied and colonized in it's own country and you will see world opinion going against france. you can't force your presence on another country you aren't at war with and no agreement in place for what duration you will be there, if there was an agreement a d money was paid to Chad, then France have the right to not leave etc.
if anything france will bribe them with more assistance in other to stay.

jpphilips:
Guinea Bissau sacked the Portuguese not French.

jpphilips:
What is there to use if not military force? Having nuke is a huge deterrent, I don't expect you to know that.

jpphilips:
How on earth does Africom compare with AU intervention force? do you have any idea what you speak of?
Do you have any idea how many troops Nigeria had committed in different AU interventions in the last 10yrs??

Sizzorkay:
Ecowas doesn't need the blessing of the UNSC to deploy troops within West Africa for peacekeeping missions. They can seek it if they need support or if the UN is deploying troops.
Now I'm open to be corrected by people who know better. I'm simply stating my opinion
Countries have deployed troops into neighboring countriesmany times without some darn UNSC authorization
. And once again, read comments properly before jumping into it. did i ever mentioned anything about the AU deploying troops? why even bother with this guy.
AU is to support the actions ecowas would take. and if Ecowas states including chad agrees, france can't stop it. its all diplomacy. you think france would go to war with West Africa over chad? it's all about optics, and it won't be good for france. Especially if the idea of ecowas being there is to help stabilize chad. Why would france say no to that.
Did Saudi Arabia got authorization from UNSC before going into Yemen? not sure. and can't find info that they did

DubaiLandLord:
Lol

This guy is so funny

Real time intel indeed

Whyem15:
Good advice; the best time to leave is now, the second best time is by the end of the month. The last 10 days of Ramadan may be very bloody.

I don't know much about the civil-military relationships in the northeast but one of the things that makes military abandon civilians is if the civilians have refused to cooperate with the military or are sabotaging the military's effort or are cooperating with the enemy. The first responsibility of any officer is to protect his troops and in any of the above scenarios, a good officer will rather opt to protect his troops.
The governor should work with the military command in the state to improve relationships and how the military and civilians can benefit from each other. The people should know that when they help the military, their town will never fall. This I think distinguish towns in Southern Borno and yobe from those of Central Borno.

iboboyswag:
True and I believe it is time Africa as a bloc starts having this conversation.

Mind you, it is this subjugation that have kept much of francophone Africa in the bottom belt of all developmental indexes inspite of their massive wealth.

iboboyswag:
True and I believe it is time Africa as a bloc starts having this conversation.

Mind you, it is this subjugation that have kept much of francophone Africa in the bottom belt of all developmental indexes inspite of their massive wealth.

Sizzorkay:
And i never said chad was part of ecowas.. point was why can't our regional block help chad if they request it. regardless of what france says.