bidexiii:
Ghana police launch Horse Patrol operations to fight crime for de country.

The Acting Inspector-General of Police George Akuffo Dampare, lunched a new patrol outfit, that would be part of Ghana Police Service method of crime prevention and detection, it will further provide security and interactive manner with the citizens. With officers on the horse back.

ugo4u:
This is embarrassingly scandalous.
Maybe, just maybe the people's loyalty lies with the Taliban because this whole issue doesn't just make sense at all. Pentagon and private Military contractors has cashed out big time fleecing the American treasury and unfortunately the Afghans were the pawns in the whole fiasco.

ugo4u:
This is embarrassingly scandalous.
Maybe, just maybe the people's loyalty lies with the Taliban because this whole issue doesn't just make sense at all. Pentagon and private Military contractors has cashed out big time fleecing the American treasury and unfortunately the Afghans were the pawns in the whole fiasco.

ugo4u:
This is embarrassingly scandalous.
Maybe, just maybe the people's loyalty lies with the Taliban because this whole issue doesn't just make sense at all. Pentagon and private Military contractors has cashed out big time fleecing the American treasury and unfortunately the Afghans were the pawns in the whole fiasco.

bidexiii:
COAS RATES NDA HIGH ON TRAINING OF CADETS

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt Gen Faruk Yahaya has rated the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) high for the level of training the premier institution has turned out relentlessly over the years in the service to the Armed Forces and Fatherland. This high level of training he said was demonstrated by Cadets of 68 Regular Course during the battle inoculation and firepower demonstration phase of Exercise Camp Highland.

The COAS noted that the Nigerian Army(NA) under his leadership will continue to support NDA in ensuring that it meets the critical task of training junior leaders for the Armed Forces of Nigeria. He further stated that the Commandant had earlier briefed on plans to review the training curriculum for NA Cadets in view of the dynamics of threats in the operating environment.

He reassured the NDA that the NA will continue to support the premier military institution intellectually and interms of infrastructural development. It is in pursuant of this objective, that the COAS authorised the issuance of 6 Gun Trucks and the posting of personnel to the Demo Battalion. This he further said will be consistent with the manpower holding of a typical infantry battalion in support of realistic training.

The COAS used the medium to congratulate the cadets for their hard work and determination throughout the 5 years of rigorous training at the Academy. He further challenged them to maintain the high standard of training the Academy has imparted on them, adding that they should continually seek for excellence when they are eventually commissioned into the Armed Forces of Nigeria.

Earlier, the Commandant NDA, Major General IM Yusuf noted that Battle Inoculation was designed to expose cadets to real war situation in line with the objective of Exercise Camp Highland. This according to him was to evaluate cadets on the application of tactics, techniques and procedures in operations. Additionally, he said this will be done alongside administration and logistics in order to determine their eligibility for commissioning into the Nigerian Army.

The exercise commenced on 25 July, 2021 with the adventure phase at Shere Hills in Jos, Plateau Sate with map reading and other activities and later culminated into the tactical phase, as well as the Battle Inoculation and Firepower Demonstration phases of the exercise in Kachia in Kaduna State.

Major highlights of the events were novelty shooting of support weapons, presentation of souvenirs and inoculation luncheon.

BASHIR MUHD JAJIRA
Major
Academy Public Relations Officer
13 August 2021

Toju200:
#Taliban really cashing out on ANA
You need to see the containers of vast varieties of ammo they seized

bidexiii:


More photos

Geronimoe:


My fear is the trickling of some of these arms down to Africa.

SuperSixSeven:


I dont think their arms will reach us but Kabul will fall in the next 30 Days to the Taliban and it will be a big win for global Jihadism because Russia, China and Pakistan are willing to recognize their claim to power. Counter insurgency is all about winning the hearts and minds of the people and here we have a prime example what happens if this center piece of the military operation fails.

bidexiii:


Honestly it hurts when you see this type of equipment fall into the wrong hands.
We will blame the Afghan forces alot on there own part.
Yet the Americans still bleeped up, why would the Americas leave this quantity and quality of hardwares in a junk yard for Taliban to just come and pick up knowing that the Afghan forces are not properly trained and motivated.
Eventually now this weapons and equipment will be used against innocent people and the entire Afghan forces, to me it seems this was done intentional.

yoged:
if the Americans left with their equipment and ammunition. Its people like you that'll still be complaining. Human can never be satisfied. How about blaming the Afghanistan Army who couldn't hold on to their territory.

ugo4u:

Under estimate the reach of Arms dealers at your own peril. I'm very sure some of these dealers must have already marshalled out plans to reach out to locals/militants for under hand arms deal (that's if they've not started buying up the stash already) especially in the Afghan/Pakistani border. If we are not proactive these arms will move into subsaharan Africa and Nigeria will be the final destination, since the market here is very huge and profitable. There are lots of Pakistanis in Nigeria and vice versa doing "business". My proposition may sound alarmist but judging from history nothing is far fetched when it comes to arms trade, we should learn from the lessons of the fall of Libya and the resultant effect on our national security..
Once bitten twice shy.

bidexiii:


Honestly it hurts when you see this type of equipment fall into the wrong hands.
We will blame the Afghan forces alot on there own part.
Yet the Americans still bleeped up, why would the Americas leave this quantity and quality of hardwares in a junk yard for Taliban to just come and pick up knowing that the Afghan forces are not properly trained and motivated.
Eventually now this weapons and equipment will be used against innocent people and the entire Afghan forces, to me it seems this was done intentional.

tutudesz:

Blackhawk see free equipment for Taliban O! The same equipment they refused to sell to Nigeria are now in the hands of terrorist

youghs:
Insurgency/terrorism in Nigeria and Africa might get a big boost If kabul falls

ugo4u:

It's one thing to capture/own a helicopter and another thing entirely to be able to operate /fly it.

tutudesz:
Thanks to Biden

lebuhsi:


This is a Trump era policy.

ugo4u:

It's one thing to capture/own a helicopter and another thing entirely to be able to operate /fly it.

tutudesz:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/biden-us-troop-withdrawal-afghanistan/2021/04/13/918c3cae-9beb-11eb-8a83-3bc1fa69c2e8_story.html?outputType=amp