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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by dragon2(m): 9:34am On Sep 04, 2021
DubaiLandLord:
Police tactical operatives in Zamfara state, in collaboration with other security agencies, have repelled a large number of armed bandits, who came to Shinkafi town in their hundreds, with intent to attack innocent people of the area.

In a statement issued to Newsmen in Gusau Friday, the the Public Relations Officer, SP Muhammad Shehu, said the bandits, who were from the camp of a notorious bandits kingpin, “TURJI” were heavily engaged in a gun duel by the Joint security forces stationed in Shinkafi to safeguard the lives and property of the community.

“At the end of the gun battle that lasted for hours, one of the bandits was fatally injured, while others escaped with possible bullet wounds,” he explained.

According to him, the Commissioner of Police, CP Ayuba N Elkana, had already directed the immediate deployment of more security operatives to complement the existing security arrangements that will curtail any further attack by the bandits.

“The Commissioner of Police further commended the resilience of the operatives and charged them to sustain the tempo so that the state can be adequately protected,” he stated.

https://www.blueprint.ng/security-agents-neutralize-bandits-in-zamfara/
Hours long gun battle,1 bandit dead. Am I missing something? Police dey fall hand o.
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 9:44am On Sep 04, 2021
You may remember Elvis Okafor. He went out to buy food for his sick mother in Orlu, Imo state, when he was accosted by security agents, accused of being IPOB/ESN, beaten and bundled to the Owerri, along with 20 other randomly arrested men. They were stripped to their underwear and made to take pictures with Biafran flags, arms and ammunition and drugs.

The then Police Commissioner of Imo State, Abutu Yaro, gleefully paraded the innocent men as "ESN Operatives". Unfortunately for Abutu Yaro, relatives of the arrested men, including Elvis Okafor, raised the alarm on social media about how the men were framed, and this attracted the attention of mainstream media, including Punch Newspaper. As questions were raised about the legality of the men's arrest, Abutu Yaro was hurriedly transferred out of Imo State to protect him. Elvis Okafor has been released on Police bail and below is the report:


The Imo State Police Command has released Elvis Okafor, the 23-year-old boy arrested in the Orlu Local Government of the state and labelled an operative of the Eastern Security Network.

Okafor was reportedly released on Sunday, August 28, 2021.

Our correspondent had reported that the victim left his house to buy foodstuffs in the market for his ailing mother when he was arrested alongside two other persons.

PUNCH Metro also reported how Okafor was paraded by the state police command alongside 19 persons with different arms and ammunition displayed before them.

His relative, Gideon Dominics, raised the alarm after seeing his photograph on Facebook while being paraded by the police.

Dominics, in a post on Facebook, wrote, “This is my little cousin, Elvis Okafor; have you seen how dramatic Nigeria is? A little boy that went to buy foodstuffs for his sick mum is now a member of IPOB?

“A boy that came back from church and hasn’t eaten anything is now brandishing a gun as an ESN member? You see the Nigerian magic? Is this how innocent people are being framed daily?

While speaking with our correspondent on Monday, Dominic stated that his cousin had been released on bail.

“If you see my cousin, you will not believe he is the person. After spending 29 days in a police cell, he was looking sick and in need of medical attention,” he added.

Dominic stated that Okafor would not be able to speak immediately due to his condition.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Mike Abattam, could not be reached as calls and a text message to his mobile phone were neither answered nor replied to

https://punchng.com/after-punchs-reports-imo-police-free-man-labelled-ipob-operative/?amp
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Gireiboy(m): 10:42am On Sep 04, 2021
DubaiLandLord:
DPO shielding rogue cops, dares me to report to Buhari – Victim’s wife

A newlywed woman, Sandra Broderick, is in tears over the mental state of her husband, Omesa Broderick, allegedly tortured by some policemen attached to B Division, Warri, Delta State.

While Omesa remains unstable after reportedly undergoing a brain surgery occasioned by the torture, the distraught wife lamented that erring cops identified as Ndubuisi, Felix and Felix Ezesobo, had yet to be brought to book.

Sandra, in a video that went viral on Wednesday, recounted how the policemen allegedly brutalised her husband, a tricycle rider, and left him for dead. It was learnt that the incident happened in August close to the police station.

She said the Divisional Police Officer, B Division, initially identified the power-drunk cops but later developed cold feet on the case and dared her to report the matter to higher authorities.

In the clip, the husband is seen lying helplessly, clutching at Sandra who narrated his ordeal amidst intermittent sobs.

“This is what the police did to me; police brutality. People should come to my aid,” she cried. “Policemen at B Division (Warri) beat up my husband. Two of them bear Felix, the third one is Ndubuisi. The police are hiding them. The DPO told me that they are from B Division but now the police are hiding them.”

She said Omesa sustained internal head injuries and underwent a brain surgery, noting they had spent “almost N5m to take care of him.”

The woman stated further that the policemen after beating her husband to a pulp, impounded his tricycle and kept it at a filling station, adding that it was a good Samaritan who came to his rescue.

“They were not even on duty on the day the incident happened close to B Division,” she narrated amid tears. “They went to change their uniforms, beat up my husband and left him around 7pm. It was around 9pm that somebody rescued him and called me with his phone.”

She stated that Omesa was rushed to the Central Hospital, Warri as he bled profusely through the mouth and nose, adding that he was referred to another hospital for a brain surgery.

“The surgery there (at the hospital) was expensive so we had to go to another hospital, Brayans,” she noted, before breaking down in tears. “That is where we did the operation.”

“This is him,” she continued after wiping off tears, patting her unconscious husband.

“The thing (injury) is affecting his brain,” Sandra added, before betraying emotions again. “He is behaving somehow and he is the breadwinner of the house. We just got married not long after. People should help us.”

She said the family had been bearing the cost for Omesa’s treatment without support from the police who she accused of shielding the perpetrators.

She stated, “I don’t have anybody. They have been pushing the matter here and there. Till now, (we did) not even (get) a penny from the B Division, the DPO or the police; nothing. They left it all for us, saying they will bring them (the policemen) out.

“Whether they have released them, I don’t know. I don’t know what is going on. They left my husband like this. You can see him. I, my mother-in-law and my father-in-law met with the DPO. He identified them as Ndubuisi, Felix and Felix Ezesobo. They are not bringing anybody out. The DPO said I can report to Buhari if I like.

“I asked for the surname of these people, they are hiding them. I reported to the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights. They are the ones that have been taking up the matter, looking for them (the policemen).”

But the Police Public Relations Officer in the state, DSP Bright Edafe, denied that the policemen were being shielded by either the DPO or the command, claiming that the cops were undergoing an orderly room trial.

He said, “The DPO has been constantly checking on her and her husband. How possible that the DPO who informed the command and transferred the case to the State CID would tell her that (to report to Buhari)?

“The policemen are currently in detention and a press release will be issued at the end of the orderly room trial. The orderly room trial commenced last week but prior to that time, they had been in detention.”

https://punchng.com/newlywed-undergoes-brain-surgery-after-police-torture-remains-unstable/

It seems the NPF and Federal Government haven't learn anything from the ENDSARS protest. The FG is not doing enough about police brutality in Nigeria. A situation where a NPF personnel go dey tell you say he go kill you and nothing go happen, cause he knows he go talk say nah "accidental discharge" or make he tag you a thief, cultist or IPOB member, and there will be no investigation about the killing after that..And people go dey want make you feel pity for this things when they are been attacked and killed.

The security personnel and FG should know they are really pushing Nigerians to the wall, when the people decide to stand up and fight again, is going to be more crazy this time around
Southerners in the security forces maltreating fellow southerners cheesy
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by arantess: 10:55am On Sep 04, 2021
dragon2:
Hours long gun battle,1 bandit dead. Am I missing something? Police dey fall hand o.
Others escaped with bullet wounds
They will die later
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by kabe1: 11:04am On Sep 04, 2021
arantess:
Others escaped with bullet wounds
They will die later
grin grin grin grin
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Odunayow: 11:16am On Sep 04, 2021
joshingjosh:
https://www.instagram.com/sbsnavyng/


Nice page
I advice the owner of the account to be selective on the kind of pics he posts there. No be every "pose for the camera" he suppose de upload. Only standard pictures
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii(op): 3:48pm On Sep 04, 2021
ARMY HEADQUARTERS LOGISTICS ASSESSMENT TEAM VISITS SECTOR 3 OPERATION HADIN KAI/MNJTF

The Army Headquarters Directorate of Army Logistics Assessment Team on Repairs of Vehicles and Equipment in OP HADIN KAI was on assessment visit to Headquarters Sector 3 OP HADIN KAI and Multinational Joint Task Force today Friday 3 September 21 in Monguno.

The three man team was led by Brig Gen AJ Aliyu and received by the Commander Artillery Brigade Brig Gen JA Lar on behalf of the Sector Commander who was on official assignment. During the visit the team was briefed by the Sector's Equipment Support, Supply and Transport Brigade, Signal Brigade, Medical Service Hospital and Ordinance Services Commanders and also assessed Vehicles, Fuel Dump, Ordinance Store Equipment, arms and ammunition and Medical Facilities. Other members of the team were Lt Col SG Ejiga and Maj MA Ali.

Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by dragon2(m):
Army wants bidexii and co. to work harder... grin grin

Insecurity: Nigerian Army laments under-reporting of troops gallantry

August 31, 2021

...The Nigerian Army has expressed concern that most media houses in the country prefer to propagate sensitive reportage that scares and attracts negative attention rather than headlines geared towards celebrating the gallantry and efforts of its troops..
...There is so much that the media can do in support of Nigerian Army operations across the country. For instance, the recent surrendering of Boko Haram insurgents and their humane reception by the Nigerian Army has been perceived negatively by the online community, and by extension Nigerians....

....Therefore, it is necessary for the media bloggers/Online journalists to know and enlighten the populace on the dangers of misinformation or misrepresentation of same for the general security of our dear nation. Security is everybody’s business and we therefore acknowledge the fact that you all have very important roles to play in the promotion of peace and security in this country. It is very obvious that what you say, the way you say it and how it spreads have far reaching implications than most of us think, because the social media has a very crucial role to play in support of the Nigerian Army’s non-kinetic line of operations as well as shaping public opinion...

Modified. Link below.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/08/insecurity-nigerian-army-laments-under-reporting-of-troops-gallantry/amp/
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by JackWolfskin: 5:25pm On Sep 04, 2021
Chief of Pakistan’s ISI arrives in Kabul

The chief of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence, Faiz Hamid, has arrived in Kabul. Hamid is the first high-ranking foreign official to visit Afghanistan under the Taliban rule. He is accompanied by a delegation of senior Pakistani officials.

Hamid’s arrival on Saturday has raised criticism among Afghans online. Pakistan and the ISI have been accused by many of aiding and abetting the Taliban.
...as per aljazeera
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 5:54pm On Sep 04, 2021
https://www.nairaland.com/6734530/shiroro-local-hunters-kill-47

...Hundreds Flee

Armed bandits in their large numbers, on Friday night invaded Magami community in the Shiroro local government area of Niger state killing no fewer than 20 villagers in what source close to the community said was a reprisal attack by the gunmen.


A number of the villagers are said to be missing after the night attack while several others fled to neighbouring communities for safety.

It will be recalled that on Wednesday night, the men of the Special Security Task Force, comprising the Police, Local Hunters and Vigilante, launched an attack on the bandits, killing about 40 of them and recovered 16 motorcycles including arms and ammunitions mostly AK47 rifles.

However a spokesman of the Concerned Shiroro Youths, Mallam Yusuf Abubakar Kukoki who confirmed the latest killings by the bandits to our correspondent on a telephone on Saturday morning, said the bandits came in their numbers, unleashing terror on members of the community in the night.

According to him, “Realizing that the combined team of Police Special Force, Hunters and local Vigilantes who had earlier inflated heavy casualties on them had returned to their Base at Galadima Kogo, the bandits mobilized and returned like a pride of wounded lions killing people at sight. They murdered and butchered their victims with dangerous weapons. Unfortunately, the unarmed, peaceful and defenseless locals are now at the receiving end.

“By a reliable records, no fewer than fifteen people have gruesomely been murdered by the marauding criminals. Six people were confirmed dead at Unguwan Magiro under Madaka Ward, Rafi local government area, four people at Farin Hula and five people at Magami and environs all under Manta Ward of Shiroro local government while scores of others are still missing – probably killed too” Kukoki said.

The Kukoki stated further that many villagers have now fled to Kuta headquarters of the local government and other neighboring villages where they are now staying as Internally Displaced People.

“Kuta the headquarters of Shiroro local government which is considered a safer ground is swelling up with fleeing IDPs who have since vacated the troubled areas scampering helter skelter for shelter, peace and security” Kukoki said in the statement.

Kukoki suggested that the “Onslaught against criminals need to be a sustained one in order to avoid a replica of this nature” adding that: “sustained operation can go a long way in halting or avoiding any possible reprisal that could result into unwanted casualties”.

The Concerned Shiroro Youths, he said is therefore calling with “a loud voice on the authorities concerned to immediately mobilize security personnel as well as local Vigilantes and station same at Magami which is now the epicenter of atrocities being perpetrated by dreaded criminals so as to restore security in the area”.

This, according to him, will guarantee peace and enable the locals to continue with their lawful and legitimate activities.

All efforts to get the reactions of the Chairman of the Local Government Council Alhaji Sulaiman Chikuba on phone was abortive as he did not pick up his cell phone despite several calls made to it

A Government official who spoke on condition of anonymity confirmed the attacks on Kukoki, Bassa, Magami and Madaka villages saying “they attacked and kill many people but the number is yet to be ascertained”.

Police Public Relations Officer Niger State Police Command DSP Wasiu Abiodun when contacted promised to get back to our correspondent but did not do so until the time of going to press.

SOURCE
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 5:55pm On Sep 04, 2021
Gireiboy:
Southerners in the security forces maltreating fellow southerners cheesy
Most of this policemen do anyhow they want because they know they won't be prosecuted.
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 6:04pm On Sep 04, 2021
The Federal Government, through the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), has ordered all telecom operators to shut down their networks in Zamfara State for two weeks.

A copy of the letter sent to Globacom below:-

September 3, 2021

The Managing Director/CEO
Globacom Nigeria Limited
Mike Adenuga Towers
1, Mike Adenuga Close
Victoria Island
Lagos

Dear Sir,

RE: SHUTDOWN OF ALL TELECOM SITES IN ZAMFARA STATE

Reference is made to the above subject.

The pervading security situation in Zarmfara state, has necessitated an Immediate shut down of ail telecommunications services in the State from today September 03, 2021.

This is to enable relevant security agencies carry out required activities towards addressing the security challenge in the State.

In line with this requirement, Globacom is hereby directed to shut down all sites in Zamfara State and any site(s) in neighbouring states that could provide telecommunications service in Zamfara State.

The site shutdown is for two (2) weeks (September 03-17, 2021) in the first instance. Your urgent action in this regard is required.

Please accept the assurances of my regards.

Signed

Prof. Umar G. Danbatta (FNSE, FRAES, FA Eng, FNIEEE)
Executive Vice Chalirman/CEO, NCCThe Federal Government, through the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), has ordered all telecom operators to shut down their networks in Zamfara State for two weeks.

A copy of the letter sent to Globacom below:-

September 3, 2021

The Managing Director/CEO
Globacom Nigeria Limited
Mike Adenuga Towers
1, Mike Adenuga Close
Victoria Island
Lagos

Dear Sir,

RE: SHUTDOWN OF ALL TELECOM SITES IN ZAMFARA STATE

Reference is made to the above subject.

The pervading security situation in Zarmfara state, has necessitated an Immediate shut down of ail telecommunications services in the State from today September 03, 2021.

This is to enable relevant security agencies carry out required activities towards addressing the security challenge in the State.

In line with this requirement, Globacom is hereby directed to shut down all sites in Zamfara State and any site(s) in neighbouring states that could provide telecommunications service in Zamfara State.

The site shutdown is for two (2) weeks (September 03-17, 2021) in the first instance. Your urgent action in this regard is required.

Please accept the assurances of my regards.

Signed

Prof. Umar G. Danbatta (FNSE, FRAES, FA Eng, FNIEEE)
Executive Vice Chalirman/CEO, NCC

We go start to dey see the result of this operation by the Nigerian military from the first week of next month.... We go know if nah pass, average or fail we go score them
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by joshingjosh(m): 6:30pm On Sep 04, 2021
Odunayow:
I advice the owner of the account to be selective on the kind of pics he posts there. No be every "pose for the camera" he suppose de upload. Only standard pictures
Exactly, so that the account can get wide attention...SBS really need dedicated page to show their exploits to the world grin grin
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by QuietMynd: 6:56pm On Sep 04, 2021
Litmus:
Is anyone interested in the history of the American Wild West, 1865 – 1895? I’m somewhat fascinated by the period. You’ll find that much of the so-called banditry plaguing the NE share a remarkable similarity. In the end, combination of Texas Rangers, reward placed on the heads of outlaws (bandits), hanging and the coming of the railways tamed the West. .

The vids are just about gunmen, not much about banditry, just for your mild amusementt, in these grim times we’re experiencing in Nigeria.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emzxIqbGujA


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Houn5e4wDg



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVcsJG7tNpA



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3388C4oXRkQ
Yes, u re right, there is even a game based on that period.
RDR2
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Tobiloba24072: 7:01pm On Sep 04, 2021
DubaiLandLord:
DPO shielding rogue cops, dares me to report to Buhari – Victim’s wife

A newlywed woman, Sandra Broderick, is in tears over the mental state of her husband, Omesa Broderick, allegedly tortured by some policemen attached to B Division, Warri, Delta State.

While Omesa remains unstable after reportedly undergoing a brain surgery occasioned by the torture, the distraught wife lamented that erring cops identified as Ndubuisi, Felix and Felix Ezesobo, had yet to be brought to book.

Sandra, in a video that went viral on Wednesday, recounted how the policemen allegedly brutalised her husband, a tricycle rider, and left him for dead. It was learnt that the incident happened in August close to the police station.

She said the Divisional Police Officer, B Division, initially identified the power-drunk cops but later developed cold feet on the case and dared her to report the matter to higher authorities.

In the clip, the husband is seen lying helplessly, clutching at Sandra who narrated his ordeal amidst intermittent sobs.

“This is what the police did to me; police brutality. People should come to my aid,” she cried. “Policemen at B Division (Warri) beat up my husband. Two of them bear Felix, the third one is Ndubuisi. The police are hiding them. The DPO told me that they are from B Division but now the police are hiding them.”

She said Omesa sustained internal head injuries and underwent a brain surgery, noting they had spent “almost N5m to take care of him.”

The woman stated further that the policemen after beating her husband to a pulp, impounded his tricycle and kept it at a filling station, adding that it was a good Samaritan who came to his rescue.

“They were not even on duty on the day the incident happened close to B Division,” she narrated amid tears. “They went to change their uniforms, beat up my husband and left him around 7pm. It was around 9pm that somebody rescued him and called me with his phone.”

She stated that Omesa was rushed to the Central Hospital, Warri as he bled profusely through the mouth and nose, adding that he was referred to another hospital for a brain surgery.

“The surgery there (at the hospital) was expensive so we had to go to another hospital, Brayans,” she noted, before breaking down in tears. “That is where we did the operation.”

“This is him,” she continued after wiping off tears, patting her unconscious husband.

“The thing (injury) is affecting his brain,” Sandra added, before betraying emotions again. “He is behaving somehow and he is the breadwinner of the house. We just got married not long after. People should help us.”

She said the family had been bearing the cost for Omesa’s treatment without support from the police who she accused of shielding the perpetrators.

She stated, “I don’t have anybody. They have been pushing the matter here and there. Till now, (we did) not even (get) a penny from the B Division, the DPO or the police; nothing. They left it all for us, saying they will bring them (the policemen) out.

“Whether they have released them, I don’t know. I don’t know what is going on. They left my husband like this. You can see him. I, my mother-in-law and my father-in-law met with the DPO. He identified them as Ndubuisi, Felix and Felix Ezesobo. They are not bringing anybody out. The DPO said I can report to Buhari if I like.

“I asked for the surname of these people, they are hiding them. I reported to the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights. They are the ones that have been taking up the matter, looking for them (the policemen).”

But the Police Public Relations Officer in the state, DSP Bright Edafe, denied that the policemen were being shielded by either the DPO or the command, claiming that the cops were undergoing an orderly room trial.

He said, “The DPO has been constantly checking on her and her husband. How possible that the DPO who informed the command and transferred the case to the State CID would tell her that (to report to Buhari)?

“The policemen are currently in detention and a press release will be issued at the end of the orderly room trial. The orderly room trial commenced last week but prior to that time, they had been in detention.”

https://punchng.com/newlywed-undergoes-brain-surgery-after-police-torture-remains-unstable/

It seems the NPF and Federal Government haven't learn anything from the ENDSARS protest. The FG is not doing enough about police brutality in Nigeria. A situation where a NPF personnel go dey tell you say he go kill you and nothing go happen, cause he knows he go talk say nah "accidental discharge" or make he tag you a thief, cultist or IPOB member, and there will be no investigation about the killing after that..And people go dey want make you feel pity for this things when they are been attacked and killed.

The security personnel and FG should know they are really pushing Nigerians to the wall, when the people decide to stand up and fight again, is going to be more crazy this time around
It's not that they aren't doing enough, they actually aren't doing anything, and the masses are the future financial security of the people that should be disciplining the police officers, so they wouldn't remove or stop their source of income
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Sizzorkay: 10:02pm On Sep 04, 2021
When their men are such a wuss and running from the enemy, what choice do they have? grin grin


bidexiii:
OFF TOPIC


First In History: Saudi Arabia Graduates 1st Batch Of Female Soldiers.

A graduation ceremony for the first batch of Saudi female soldiers of the Armed Forces was held recently, the Arab News reported on Thursday. The group took part in a 14-week training from May 30 at the military' Women Cadre Training Center, it said.

The results of graduates, as well as the names of the most outstanding students and those who had been rewarded with prizes, were announced at the ceremony.

The kingdom opened military recruitment to women in February this year, as part of the efforts to empower Saudi females.

Saudi Arabia started allowing women to drive vehicles in 2018 after a decades-old ban. It was one of many initiatives to integrate women into the Saudi society, especially by providing them with job opportunities.
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Sizzorkay: 10:04pm On Sep 04, 2021
On top of that, they allowed those criminals to escape, blame Western cops all day, but one thing i like them for, there is no way in hell they will allow such murderers to escape, especially in large numbers. They know the consequence of allowing that.
These guys who escaped, will now come back later with vengeance and kill many people in those towns.

dragon2:
Hours long gun battle,1 bandit dead. Am I missing something? Police dey fall hand o.
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Sizzorkay: 10:09pm On Sep 04, 2021
You are funny, do you know how many times we've heard that line ? Die later where? In a gunfire, who's counting who got hit. And were are the recovered bodies. Nothing is dying later. Never allow blood thirsty criminals to escape, how is that even possible? Why do they never pursue these guys

arantess:
Others escaped with bullet wounds
They will die later
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by youghs: 10:29pm On Sep 04, 2021
Sizzorkay:
You are funny, do you know how many times we've heard that line ? Die later where? In a gunfire, who's counting who got hit. And were are the recovered bodies. Nothing is dying later. Never allow blood thirsty criminals to escape, how is that even possible? Why do they never pursue these guys
You need to retake SARC 101 bro grin
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Blueelf: 12:24am On Sep 05, 2021
Its an old movie and its Russian but its one of my all time favorite

I hope you all Enjoy


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcGC2JDh-pc&t=189s
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Whyem15:
Two weeks isn't enough to deal with the crisis in the northwest Sha, I don't know how they are going to achieve something meaningful under two weeks. Unless they are going to be training and recruiting volunteers into vigilante groups that will continue pushing on the bandits after the military might have weakened them in these two weeks.

It is believed that the Niger special vigilante corps(NSVC) trained and under the supervision of the police and the Niger state government are behind the recent killings of over 40 bandits in shiroro community of Niger state. In the neighboring state, the governor with the advice of his ex-bandits security advisers have banned vigilante groups for months now. Some of those advisers were recently caught involving in crimes.
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by youghs: 10:15am On Sep 05, 2021
Whyem15:
Two weeks isn't enough to deal with the crisis in the northwest Sha, I don't know how they are going to achieve something meaningful under two weeks. Unless they are going to be training and recruiting volunteers into vigilante groups that will continue pushing on the bandits after the military might have weakened them in these two weeks.

It is believed that the Niger special vigilante corps(NSVC) trained and under the supervision of the police and the Niger state government are behind the recent killings of over 40 bandits in shiroro community of Niger state. In the neighboring state, the governor with the advice of his ex-bandits security advisers have banned vigilante groups for months now. Some of those advisers were recently caught involving in crimes.
Two weeks is even too much. These guys have Camps they operate from. The only thing the military need is to attack those camps and make sure no one or weapon gets out.
The rest of the work can be done by the police.
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Roan77: 11:15am On Sep 05, 2021
So the Super Tucano could be raining hell to these bastards in Zamfara already, and we will not have any idea, chai, this new CAS did us strong thing. cry embarassed
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by kabe1: 11:22am On Sep 05, 2021
Sizzorkay:
You are funny, do you know how many times we've heard that line ? Die later where? In a gunfire, who's counting who got hit. And were are the recovered bodies. Nothing is dying later. Never allow blood thirsty criminals to escape, how is that even possible? Why do they never pursue these guys
Bros, are you telling me you can't identify a sarcastic comment?
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 11:47am On Sep 05, 2021
KILLINGS:
MAJOR HUMANITARIAN CRISIS LOOMS IN NORTH, AMNESTY WARNS.


Amnesty International has warned that a major humanitarian crisis looms in Northern Nigeria with the increasing rate of killings.

The organisation expressed concern over the rising killings, alleging that authorities have failed to protect the people.

A statement from the organisation claimed that inability of authorities to bring attackers to justice fuelled “dangerous conspiracy theories that only escalate the violence.”

The statement read, “A year ago, Amnesty International investigation shows that; the Nigerian authorities have left rural communities at the mercy of rampaging gunmen who have killed at least 1,126 people in the north of the country from January to August 2020.

“The organization interviewed people in Kaduna, Katsina, Niger, Plateau, Sokoto, Taraba and Zamfara states, who said they live in fear of attacks and abductions as insecurity escalates in urban and rural areas.

“On 28 May 2020 at least 74 people were reportedly killed in Sokoto state, when gunmen attacked four villages in Sabon Birni Local Government Area. More people have been killed in other local governments, including Isa LGA.

"According to witnesses interviewed by Amnesty International in Kaduna, Zamfara, Plateau and Katsina states, the attacks are well coordinated. Attackers stormed villages on motorcycles and heavily armed. They shoot sporadically at people, set houses on fire, steal cattle, destroy farm produce and abduct villagers for ransom.

“The violence has forced many farmers and their families to flee their homes. Last year, Katsina state government said that, at least 33,130 people are now in displacement camps, and others have gone to stay with relatives in urban areas. Thousands of farmers could not cultivate their farms during the 2020 and the current rainy season because of fear of attacks or abduction. This poses a threat to food security and livelihood.

“This is pushing the northern region to the brink of a major humanitarian crisis. The Nigerian authorities’ failure to stem the violence is costing people’s lives and livelihoods, and without immediate action many more lives may be lost.

“Spate of these killings is an evidence of failure of authorities to protect the people. Inability of authorities to bring attackers to justice is fueling dangerous conspiracy theories that only escalate the violence.

“Amnesty International is calling on Nigerian authorities to independently investigate all these deaths and ensure accountability by bringing the perpetrators to justice.”
Source:
https://punchng.com/killings-major-humanitarian-crisis-looms-in-north-amnesty-warns/
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 2:12pm On Sep 05, 2021
Adamawa Government has announced the closure of 30 boarding junior secondary schools in the state out of the 34 junior schools over insecurity.

The closure, according to a statement by the commissioner of education and human capital development, Mrs. Wilbina Jackson, is to take effect from September 6, 2021 till further notice.

The statement seen by our reporter said the move was a proactive measure to ensure the safety of students in view of the insecurity bedevilling the country.

The State government’s action came amidst escalating banditry in the country, resulting in the kidnap of hundreds of school children across many states.

The four schools that will not be affected by the closure are the Government Girls Junior Secondary School, Yola; General Murtala Mohammed College, Yola; Special School Jada; and Special School, Mubi.

“The Hon. Commissioner Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development, wishes to announce that 30 boarding junior secondary schools out of the 34 schools in the state, have been de-boarded with effect from 6th September, 2021. From now henceforth, all the 30 government junior secondary schools are now day schools.

”The remaining four that are not affected are Government Girls Junior Secondary School Yola, General Murtala Mohammed College Yola, Special School Jada and Special School Mubi.

“This becomes necessary due to the present incessant security challenges faced by the country and owing to students’ tender age, hence the need for them to study under the care of their parents.

”All students from the affected schools are to be placed in the nearest public junior secondary schools within their catchment or domicile areas. Stakeholders, PTA, ANCOPS and others are to ensure compliance with this government policy,” the statement said.
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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by arantess: 2:29pm On Sep 05, 2021
Sizzorkay:
You are funny, do you know how many times we've heard that line ? Die later where? In a gunfire, who's counting who got hit. And were are the recovered bodies. Nothing is dying later. Never allow blood thirsty criminals to escape, how is that even possible? Why do they never pursue these guys
The people who understand sarcasm have moved on
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by arantess: 2:31pm On Sep 05, 2021
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Bros, are you telling me you can't identify a sarcastic comment?[/quote]Why do you bother
If we start saying people are not very intelligent on this forum now e go be like say na insult
Happy Sunday
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by kaplip(m): 2:38pm On Sep 05, 2021
Heavy gunfire was heard near the presidential palace in Guinea's capital Conakry on Sunday morning, while convoys of armoured vehicles and trucks carrying soldiers patrolled the streets, a Reuters witness said and videos shared on social media showed.

A military source said the only bridge connecting the mainland to the Kaloum neighbourhood, which houses most of the ministries and the presidential palace, had been sealed off and many soldiers, some heavily armed, were posted around the palace.

A senior government official said President Alpha Conde was unharmed but gave no further details. A witness told Reuters he saw a civilian with gunshot wounds.

Footage shared on social media, which Reuters was not immediately able to verify, showed heavy gunfire ringing out over the city, and vehicles full of soldiers approaching the central bank, close to the palace.

A Reuters reporter saw two convoys of armoured vehicles and pick-up trucks heading towards Conakry Autonomous Port, also near the palace. The convoy was accompanied by a white vehicle that appeared to be an ambulance.

Guinea has witnessed sustained economic growth during Conde's decade in power thanks to its bauxite, iron ore, gold and diamond wealth, but few of its citizens have seen the benefits.

In October the 83-year-old won a third term in office in an election marked by violent protests in which dozens of people were killed.



How true?
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by willybaby(m): 2:58pm On Sep 05, 2021
Roan77:
So the Super Tucano could be raining hell to these bastards in Zamfara already, and we will not have any idea, chai, this new CAS did us strong thing. cry embarassed
as in I tire fa, no more strike footages of enemies of the Nigerian state been sent to hell
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by AskiaHarem(m):
.....eh
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by GeneralFarouq: 3:59pm On Sep 05, 2021
willybaby:
as in I tire fa, no more strike footages of enemies of the Nigerian state been sent to hell
And na then still dey complain that the acheivement of military is under reported
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