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Odunayaw:
The last paragraph was unnecessary na

kikuyu1:
Ohh wow! A Frenchman supplying arms: I'M SHOCKED-NOT!?

kikuyu1:
Imo what we're ACTUALLY seeing is Israeli advertising!! There's no way of confirming anything apart from the short clips theyre showing us. The Hamas rockets also legitimise the killing of Palestinians, what Shlomo himself calls," mowing the lawn."
Btw, has anyone asked just HTF Hamas is TRULY firing those rockets from Palestine, the world's most HEAVILY surveilled place?
Informers, drones, micro drones,maybe even operational nano drones we've no idea about,near earth satellites and recon aircraft cover the wider region 24/7. Raggedy Palestinian kids somehow smuggle in or jury build their own rockets and LAUNCH them with Shlomo unawares?
I don't think so! The CHOSENITES are also advertising their Iron Dome system to gullible goyim.

Lurker4Long:
I dont know about calling that an "arms dealer's arsenal" though. Here in SA, especially on farms, that's regarded as a beginner's collection.
What I do find suspicious, is that he claimed to be a journalist, and other pictures have emerged of him in Mali with Malian soldiers.

On the other hand, let's not forget the rivalry between Ivan and Jean-Fraude over CAR, and Russian media have made a meal of this.

JOSCOFELIX:
they have been heavy military bombing in brono since monday. i heard that gudzmala was bomb too. i think the bombing was for perperation for salah. but the nigeria media have not say anything

DubaiLandLord:
By Gabriel Idibia

The 27 students of federal college of forestry mechanism, otherwise known as Afaka 27 who recently regained freedom from bandits captivity were Sexually molested.

Some of them male victims were homosexuality molested and disfigured by the bandits while in their captivity.

A parent who spoke to our Correspondent in tears said it’ll take some of the victims’ students donkey years to put the inhuman treatment and abuse behind them.

The responsible looking woman who could not reveal the identity of her child lamented that even the males students were seriously molested sexually.

“You know what, from what they said, you cannot say no to them.

On daily basis they were having sex with the male and female students of their choice even with severe injuries been sustained”, she regretted.

She continued with rolling cheeks, that “You need to hear from them.

It’s pitiful and an experience that nobody would like to share. Some of them said they prefer to cease to exist at a point.

They were taking them out one after another without their conscience and using them. But we thank God,”, she lamented.

It would be recalled that the Afaka 27 students spent over 56 days in captivity with hard labour and set free last week.

Although, none of the victims’ students confirmed the allegations of sexual molestation, during interviews with journalists in the college premises when released.

Commissioner internal security and Home Affairs Mr. Samuel Aruwan had stated the students would undergo thorough medical checkup before being released to their parents.

https://dailytimes.ng/revealed-afaka-students-were-sexually-homosexually-molested-by-bandits/

Since 2004, sexual torture in Israel has received media attention around the case of the then imprisoned Lebanese Amal leader Mustafa Dirani and his severe allegations of rape by Israeli security officers.6 In 2015, the Supreme Court rejected the case, although it did not dismiss the allegations, claiming that as an enemy Dirani had no right to sue Israel.35 But this is not the only case of sexual torture. In fact, it was maintained that there are quite a few Palestinian men complaining about sexual torture and ill-treatment during their arrest and imprisonment by Israeli authorities (Stroumsa R, Project Manager at PCATI, Personal communication, 1 June 2013

Lurker4Long:
I dont know about calling that an "arms dealer's arsenal" though. Here in SA, especially on farms, that's regarded as a beginner's collection.
What I do find suspicious, is that he claimed to be a journalist, and other pictures have emerged of him in Mali with Malian soldiers.

On the other hand, let's not forget the rivalry between Ivan and Jean-Fraude over CAR, and Russian media have made a meal of this.

SamuelAnyawu:
Maiduguri Artillery have started rolling again.

Omo I left deep field to rest Na

SamuelAnyawu:
Looks like a bomb blast

Whyem15:
Stay away from crowded places, some suicide bombers might have infiltrated yesterday and waiting to detonate tomorrow during eid prayers.
It is typical for them to release propaganda videos on eid day. And since JAS hasn't recorded any victory this year, they might be desperate to clinch to anything they can. They might even talk about operations in the northwest and other parts of the country in the propaganda video they will release.

Whyem15:
We've all discussed the quality of NA recruits recently and I came across something on Twitter that made me do a bit more research on it.
The bulk of NA's fighting force are usually from either depot recruitment or ex boys from NMS. The depot recruitment course is a crash course of about 6 months while the NMS is basically a secondary school that uses four days of the week for academic studies and a day for military training for 6 years(military training will definitely be continuous and everyday in one way or another) throughout the week. It is only normal to expect soldiers from NMS to be far better than those that passed through the depot training.
Now, knowing that the 7 division is new and isn't even up to full strength yet, the bulk of their force are those trained in depot within six months. I don't know Sha but I think this is the reason for the poor quality. If NA can work on the training at the depot, things might change.

jpphilips:
Biafra is easy to block, Lake Chad basin is practically impossible at the moment.
All the Lake Chad basin countries don't have the resources to pull it off. So if those governments don't have the resources it means they are part of BOKo haram baa?

I can as well conclude that since you can't juxtapose the landmass & topography of Biafra vs Lake Chad then you are brainless.

Whyem15:
We've all discussed the quality of NA recruits recently and I came across something on Twitter that made me do a bit more research on it.
The bulk of NA's fighting force are usually from either depot recruitment or ex boys from NMS. The depot recruitment course is a crash course of about 6 months while the NMS is basically a secondary school that uses four days of the week for academic studies and a day for military training for 6 years(military training will definitely be continuous and everyday in one way or another) throughout the week. It is only normal to expect soldiers from NMS to be far better than those that passed through the depot training.
Now, knowing that the 7 division is basically new and isn't even up to full strength yet, the bulk of their force are those trained in depot within six months. I don't know Sha but I think this is the reason for the poor quality. If NA can work on the training at the depot, things might change.

lebuhsi:
The 6 months they spend in Jaji is basic, once you are being deployed to any unit, you have to attend and finish courses specific to your unit to get promoted.

The courses run from a duration of 3 - 6 months the higher you go the more sophisticated the courses become, this continues until you retire.

I believe the problem with the NA is lack of trust between Officers and NCOs

I've been with people that have served in Borno state and come back, you wouldn't believe how much they distrust rednecks, they just think that they are cannon fodder and dispensable, that really doesn't help morale at all.

Odunayaw:
Thank you! The distrust is so real and many times presumptuous

Whyem15:
We've all discussed the quality of NA recruits recently and I came across something on Twitter that made me do a bit more research on it.
The bulk of NA's fighting force are usually from either depot recruitment or ex boys from NMS. The depot recruitment course is a crash course of about 6 months while the NMS is basically a secondary school that uses four days of the week for academic studies and a day for military training for 6 years(military training will definitely be continuous and everyday in one way or another) throughout the week. It is only normal to expect soldiers from NMS to be far better than those that passed through the depot training.
Now, knowing that the 7 division is basically new and isn't even up to full strength yet, the bulk of their force are those trained in depot within six months. I don't know Sha but I think this is the reason for the poor quality. If NA can work on the training at the depot, things might change.

ugo4u:
The duration of training don't really matter, what matters most is the quality of training. US and UK soldiers don't spend more than 10 weeks in boot camp for basic military training as it is a continuous process as you advance in your career. Infact during the civil war the Nigerian army training for short service was 3 months. Core basic military training for RRI doesn't take more than 4 months the remaining 2 months is usually for seminars, POP rehearsals etc. Last year they only trained for 4 months at depot after which they did POP.

Nigerian Navy has taken delivery of a Special Mission Aircraft. pic.twitter.com/vnlRWXMscy

— Defense News Nigeria (@DefenseNigeria) May 13, 2021

Nigerian army soldiers engaging ISWAP/JAS terrorists.
The newly acquired Norinco ST-1 fire support vehicle also features in the clip. pic.twitter.com/mBMr124PrE

— Jake (@Jakepor21) May 13, 2021

bidexiii:
The Nigeria Navy unmanend aerial vehicle would be integrated into the Falcon Eye Maritime Surveillance System to enhanced 24 hours surveillance of the Gulf of Guinea.

Odunayaw:
Navy or Nimasa