₦airaland Forum

PROVERBZ:
it's true boko boys are better equipped than our military that has a variety of apcs and main battle tanks. The boko haram second hand Toyota Hilux has been said to be able to perform magic and can double as a hovercraft and also has invisibility cloak.

Perfect reply. But I'm sure the sarcasm will fly over mtis' head.

Just30:
Let us know when your militia can acquire MRAP, IFV, APC, ARVs and etc

How can you compare the Ghanaian military which has an illustrious background to a ragtag army like Kenya's? Have you forgotten that Ghana was the headquarters of the West African frontiers force?

obaaderemi:
How can you compare the Ghanaian military which has an illustrious background to a ragtag army like Kenya's? Have you forgotten that Ghana was the headquarters of the West African frontiers force?

I'm even surprised I did



I had no idea thaT Ghana was West Africa Frontier Force HQ

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Zinox is West Africa's leading pioneer in the development & contruction of various Indigenous types of Electronics from Desktop Computers, Laptops, notebooks, tablets, Data Pads, Computer Chips, Keyboards, and ICT Infastructure Solutions.

ICT Solutions include Hybrid Wireless Connectivity, Network Operations, Data Centers, Unfified Communications, System Integration, Digital Logistics, and Fiber Deployment, and Advanced Biometrics.

They've recently announced there plan to branch out beyond computer centric electronic into TV Set, Air Conditioning, and Refrigerator production.

Since it's inception Zinox has spread to other African countries like Guinea Bissau and Gambia with plans to enter the rest of the Continent to set up facilities and assistance programs

Thanks to Zinox Nigeria ranks 2nd in Sub Saharan Africa to its peer in South Africa within the field of electronic development, contruction, and research.



About Zinox
Founded by serial digital entrepreneur, Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh (OON) in 2001 alongside a team of ICT technocrats, the story of Zinox is that of a spiritual mustard seed designed to challenge capitalist structures of the 21st century by promoting a knowledge economy through digital democracy. This is why Zinox in a short period has institutionalized high-end ICT Solutions that has moved the Nigerian IT sector to the next level.

The first indigenous internationally certified Computer Manufacturer in Nigeria, Zinox boasts the first and only computerized digital assembly plant in West Africa with a daily production capacity of over 5,000 units installed in Gbagada Industrial Estate, Lagos. Zinox is currently the only local OEM partner of Microsoft and Intel Corporation in Nigeria.

In 2010 they delivered the single largest integrated ICT project in Africa in partnership with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC 2010 Data capture). Zinox employs directly and indirectly over 800 Nigerian staff, out of which 62 of them are certified systems engineers.

After stumbling across that Ugandans's plea for help I hope we can branch out into East Africa to insist them as soon as possible.

[url] https://zinoxtechnologies.com/about [/url]

[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZwx9e8OE3I [/url]

kikuyu1:
I'm responding to Normal Human People-don't attempt to reply cogently. Nigga,you CAN'T!?

PER CAPITA SPEND

NAIJ 200 K TROOPS ............ 4 BN$ (HIGHEST) 20,000 $

KENYA 25 K TROOPS .............. 1.2 BN $ 48,000 $


We outspend Naij nearly 2.5 x!? Training,purchases,welfare,pay etc,etc. It shows on the battlefield.

Of course, it shows on the battle field, like at Al Adde, Somalia.

The attack
caught Kenyan troops unprepared
and asleep. At
approximately 7:30 a.m, the battle
lasted for
more than one hour of fierce
fighting, [2][6] until
Kenyan troops were routed from
the base and
fled into the dense bush pursued
by Al Shabaab
militants.

Nobody wants to die. Kenyan soldiers still in bed at 7:30 am.

Paddy said, Recue us from Asian dominance

AskiaHarem:
Zinox Technologies Limited

Zinox is West Africa's leading pioneer in the development & contruction of various Indigenous types of Electronics from Desktop Computers, Laptops, notebooks, tablets, Data Pads, Computer Chips, Keyboards, and ICT Infastructure Solutions.

ICT Solutions include Hybrid Wireless Connectivity, Network Operations, Data Centers, Unfified Communications, System Integration, Digital Logistics, and Fiber Deployment, and Advanced Biometrics.

They've recently announced there plan to branch out beyond computer centric electronic into TV Set, Air Conditioning, and Refrigerator production.

Since it's inception Zinox has spread to other African countries like Guinea Bissau and Gambia with plans to enter the rest of the Continent to set up facilities and assistance programs

Thanks to Zinox Nigeria ranks 2nd in Sub Saharan Africa to its peer in South Africa within the field of electronic development, contruction, and research.



About Zinox
Founded by serial digital entrepreneur, Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh (OON) in 2001 alongside a team of ICT technocrats, the story of Zinox is that of a spiritual mustard seed designed to challenge capitalist structures of the 21st century by promoting a knowledge economy through digital democracy. This is why Zinox in a short period has institutionalized high-end ICT Solutions that has moved the Nigerian IT sector to the next level.

The first indigenous internationally certified Computer Manufacturer in Nigeria, Zinox boasts the first and only computerized digital assembly plant in West Africa with a daily production capacity of over 5,000 units installed in Gbagada Industrial Estate, Lagos. Zinox is currently the only local OEM partner of Microsoft and Intel Corporation in Nigeria.

In 2010 they delivered the single largest integrated ICT project in Africa in partnership with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC 2010 Data capture). Zinox employs directly and indirectly over 800 Nigerian staff, out of which 62 of them are certified systems engineers.

After stumbling across that Ugandans's plea for help I hope we can branch out into East Africa to insist them as soon as possible.

[url] https://zinoxtechnologies.com/about [/url]

[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZwx9e8OE3I [/url]

AskiaHarem:
Zinox Technologies Limited

Zinox is West Africa's leading pioneer in the development & contruction of various Indigenous types of Electronics from Desktop Computers, Laptops, notebooks, tablets, Data Pads, Computer Chips, Keyboards, and ICT Infastructure Solutions.

ICT Solutions include Hybrid Wireless Connectivity, Network Operations, Data Centers, Unfified Communications, System Integration, Digital Logistics, and Fiber Deployment, and Advanced Biometrics.

They've recently announced there plan to branch out beyond computer centric electronic into TV Set, Air Conditioning, and Refrigerator production.

Since it's inception Zinox has spread to other African countries like Guinea Bissau and Gambia with plans to enter the rest of the Continent to set up facilities and assistance programs

Thanks to Zinox Nigeria ranks 2nd in Sub Saharan Africa to its peer in South Africa within the field of electronic development, contruction, and research.



About Zinox
Founded by serial digital entrepreneur, Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh (OON) in 2001 alongside a team of ICT technocrats, the story of Zinox is that of a spiritual mustard seed designed to challenge capitalist structures of the 21st century by promoting a knowledge economy through digital democracy. This is why Zinox in a short period has institutionalized high-end ICT Solutions that has moved the Nigerian IT sector to the next level.

The first indigenous internationally certified Computer Manufacturer in Nigeria, Zinox boasts the first and only computerized digital assembly plant in West Africa with a daily production capacity of over 5,000 units installed in Gbagada Industrial Estate, Lagos. Zinox is currently the only local OEM partner of Microsoft and Intel Corporation in Nigeria.

In 2010 they delivered the single largest integrated ICT project in Africa in partnership with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC 2010 Data capture). Zinox employs directly and indirectly over 800 Nigerian staff, out of which 62 of them are certified systems engineers.

After stumbling across that Ugandans's plea for help I hope we can branch out into East Africa to insist them as soon as possible.

[url] https://zinoxtechnologies.com/about [/url]

[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZwx9e8OE3I [/url]

This Nigerian company can sell well in a country of savages like Kenya.

IGpro1:
what training exactly,
You're a comedian if you think you have even 1/4 of the weapons in inventory
Welfare, how are you better than Nigeria considering the purchasing power.
Etc in what exactly.
Thought you would know better, not to compare your military to Nigeria,
Have you successfully carried out any major drills of recent, how many countries do you train,
Do you know what foreign invasion looks like,
What exactly.
How many nation can you influence in AU.
How many nations have you rescued from crisis. Have you funded any military intervention. What meaningful military weapon upgrade have you carried out.

Y'all are bunch of comedians,
can't even place you ahead of Uganda let alone TZ.

Salient question that needs to be answered in all honesty.but nah Expect epistle as a substitute

mtisTheQubit:
ya confusing with ths bro... 1980 was a very good year ,
If you know what I mean, my Ghana friend

Just30:


Paddy said, Recue us from Asian dominance

obaaderemi:
This Nigerian company can sell well in a country of savages like Kenya.

We have to assist our Eastern brethren in this endeavor I don't like the thought of anywhere in Africa being dominated by Eurasians. Many West African businesses/corporations are making large strives in the East but it's not enough to mitigate the Eurasian dominance.

A Unified(not literally one nation) independent, wealthy, and headstrong Africa is at the forefront of Nigeria's foriegn interests.

AskiaHarem:
We have to assist our Eastern brethren in this endeavor I don't like the thought of anywhere in Africa being dominated by Eurasians. Many West African businesses/corporations are making large strives in the East but it's not enough to mitigate the Eurasian dominance.

A Unified(not literally one nation) independent, wealthy, and headstrong Africa is at the forefront of Nigeria's foriegn interests.

You are right. They need help but they have to get off their high horse first.

kikuyu1:
Yesterday I heard a VERRRRY INTERESTING story about this place. Firstly it'll be the FIRST true mall- the rest in Eastleigh are BASICALLY structures housing stalls. On 7 acres BBM will have the space to provide higher level goods and services like the ORIGINAL BBM Dubai.
The project was kicked off by Somalis incl Duale 3 yrs ago IIRC. Later Ruto shoehorned his way in and took it over! Late last year a crane collapsed and EVERYTHING stopped for 3 months.
Construction resumed til mid year when the Chinese contractors were ALL arrested. A month ago a horde of Turks in company of Mama Ngina visited the site. During their visit the whole road was closed off.
Rumour has it the Kenyattas being the last men standing in the convoluted ownership tussle have now somehow partnered with Turks.
Idk ANYTHING beyond that: shareholding, holding companies, fronts etc, etc. You can estimate the value if a quarter acre in the area is 2 mn $ and it stands on 7 ac.
Add the buildings value, plant, equipment and movables of tenants. I hear it's ALREADY overbooked! Imo, the 1st fam will regret antagonizing the original investors just as their son leaves office.

It will be an iconic biz structure in Eastleigh, yes. Also, Eastleigh is upgrading its market stalls and pedestrian lanes. It will take time but Eastleigh will be one of the biggest town around. The construction boom is also something not to be overlooked.

Control your oil and minning industry. Then kick out the Lebanase from West Africa. When it come to Indians - Nigeria has 2 million of them. Look at Dangote - his company is almost run by EuroAsian. He is just a titullar head.

AskiaHarem:
We have to assist our Eastern brethren in this endeavor I don't like the thought of anywhere in Africa being dominated by Eurasians. Many West African businesses/corporations are making large strives in the East but it's not enough to mitigate the Eurasian dominance.

A Unified(not literally one nation) independent, wealthy, and headstrong Africa is at the forefront of Nigeria's foriegn interests.

Yes Eastleigh can become commercial district competing with Nairobi's downtown - with few improvements - I think entire Ngara - Pangani-Eastleigh is going to transform into high rises and commerical district.

It's very unlikely it will become a business district - that seem restricted to old CBD, Upperhill, KIlimani and Westland.

But as commercial/residential hub - definitely.

Shma:
It will be an iconic biz structure in Eastleigh, yes. Also, Eastleigh is upgrading its market stalls and pedestrian lanes. It will take time but Eastleigh will be one of the biggest town around. The construction boom is also something not to be overlooked.

Biafrarep:
Look at these rankings and where they placed Kenya. After talking about Egypt, South Africa, Nigeria and a few others they considered worthy, they now lumped the rest together, in such a passive way

Check all African rankings based on military strength, and you would never see Kenya in the first 10 while while Nigeria is always in first 3!

Even you yourself knows that Kenya is not in same league with Nigeria, military-wise but you have allowed emotions to becloud your sense of logic.

Rankings are usually provide a partial picture of the real situation. Eg. The US is number one with the best equipment and training but the could not win in Iraq and Afghanistan. The true strength of a military comes in what can't be ranked and that is training and military doctrine.
Kenya is ranked better than Tanzania in that ranking, but Tanzania's doctrine is acting as defensive force and train extensively in convectional and unconventional warfare, so if Tz was to fight Kenya (something that would not happen) their J-7 are better at dogfighting and have better range than the f-5 Kenya uses thus air superiority would go to Tanzania and what would follow most likely Tz would fight in a more guerilla style than convectional means. I don't know about Kenya's doctrine but what I'm trying to say is the effective of the military at executing their doctrine is more important than their budget and ranking.

Kenya, a country that still flys f-5 jets, that have been retired by other countries, have the guts to compare it military to Nigeria?
The audacity.

Right tooling for the job. Why would you buy long range supersonic jets yet you're dealing with homegrown terror? Some of these fighter jets should be reserved for developed world. Poor African countries should invest in right tools - attack helicopters and such.

It's like Uganda spending US$740 million to buy Sukhoi Su-30 Flankers which they cannot even reliably maintain and which will probably see no action.

Kenya F-5 jets have never seen and will probably not see much action since 1970s. They are just for display during national celebration.

What see actions are much lighter weapons dealing with counter-insurgency inform of islamic terror and rebels.

Roan77:
Kenya, a country that still flys f-5 jets, that have been retired by other countries, have the guts to compare it military to Nigeria?
The audacity.

Precisely. Kenya doctrine is not fight with Tanzania. We reserve GSU and APS for such a job. We might fight proxy wars in DRC Congo but I dont see a direct conflict happening. In fact we prefer to trade than fight you.Maybe we can fight Ugandans - because unlike TZ - they are normally led by crazy military heads - but obviously our biggest problem remain Somalia irredentism - and maybe in distant future Ethiopia or whatever will come out of Ethiopia - maybe Oromia or Ogaden will eventually become countries.

If you check all our military bases and barrack - none really is near Tanzania or even Uganda - all are pointed north towards Somalia and Ethiopia - because we are likely to fight with them.

Mzal3ndo:
Rankings are usually provide a partial picture of the real situation. Eg. The US is number one with the best equipment and training but the could not win in Iraq and Afghanistan. The true strength of a military comes in what can't be ranked and that is training and military doctrine.
Kenya is ranked better than Tanzania in that ranking, but Tanzania's doctrine is acting as defensive force and train extensively in convectional and unconventional warfare, so if Tz was to fight Kenya (something that would not happen) their J-7 are better at dogfighting and have better range than the f-5 Kenya uses thus air superiority would go to Tanzania and what would follow most likely Tz would fight in a more guerilla style than convectional means. I don't know about Kenya's doctrine but what I'm trying to say is the effective of the military at executing their doctrine is more important than their budget and ranking.

obaaderemi:
How can you compare the Ghanaian military which has an illustrious background to a ragtag army like Kenya's? Have you forgotten that Ghana was the headquarters of the West African frontiers force?

Perfect reply. But I'm sure the sarcasm will fly over just30' s head.

AskiaHarem:
We have to assist our Eastern brethren in this endeavor I don't like the thought of anywhere in Africa being dominated by Eurasians. Many West African businesses/corporations are making large strives in the East but it's not enough to mitigate the Eurasian dominance.

A Unified(not literally one nation) independent, wealthy, and headstrong Africa is at the forefront of Nigeria's foriegn interests.

The ArabicEgyptian is back..but for real askia, please pick a moniker which makes sense..ArabEgyptian.. what the hell..even Egyptians would be pissed off with you askia... bythe way when did Barbers become Egyptians WT freak askia

Mkenya2019:
Precisely. Kenya doctrine is not fight with Tanzania. We reserve GSU and APS for such a job. We might fight proxy wars in DRC Congo but I dont see a direct conflict happening. In fact we prefer to trade than fight you.Maybe we can fight Ugandans - because unlike TZ - they are normally led by crazy military heads - but obviously our biggest problem remain Somalia irredentism - and maybe in distant future Ethiopia or whatever will come out of Ethiopia - maybe Oromia or Ogaden will eventually become countries.

If you check all our military bases and barrack - none really is near Tanzania or even Uganda - all are pointed north towards Somalia and Ethiopia - because we are likely to fight with them.

Actually, it is quite hard for Tz to go to war with Kenya. People underestimate how much we share. The only battle would be an economic one, and Tz would lose tremendously.

Shma:
It will be an iconic biz structure in Eastleigh, yes. Also, Eastleigh is upgrading its market stalls and pedestrian lanes. It will take time but Eastleigh will be one of the biggest town around. The construction boom is also something not to be overlooked.

Shma do you know Eastleigh is the HD of somalis whether locally,somalia or diaspora..All those niggs deported from europe an Americas are also locating here..The clans core is here..we stuck with them...

mtisTheQubit:

Perfect reply. But I'm sure the sarcasm will fly over just30' s head.

looks like it flew over your head

mtisTheQubit:
This is what it says about Nigeria army

Nigeria is struggling with an ISIS-affiliated insurgency from Boko Haram (of “Bring Back Our Girls” fame). Despite Nigeria’s oil wealth , its military is ill-equipped to combat this Islamist uprising. One soldier described it to BBC as:

“Imagine me and you are fighting, we both have guns but while you are wearing a bullet proof vest, I’m carrying an umbrella.”
Soldiers in the country’s Northeastern Borno State are so underequipped, their armored vehicles don’t actually move. Some soldiers are known to flee with civilians as they tear off their uniforms.

mtisTheQubit:
Actually, it is quite hard for Tz to go to war with Kenya. People underestimate how much we share. The only battle would be an economic one, and Tz would lose tremendously.

Most countries in Africa will never see peer-to-peer conflict. Maybe homegrown insurgencies funded by foreign powers or neighboring countries.

obaaderemi:
Mi 35 attack helicopters....

Nigeria now has Africa's largest fleet of attack helicopters....
How can you compare these to Kenya's rust buckets?

Wrong, that should goes to north Africa.

QuietMynd:
Wrong, that should goes to north Africa.

is north Africa a country ?

Mkenya2019:
Control your oil and minning industry. Then kick out the Lebanase from West Africa. When it come to Indians - Nigeria has 2 million of them. Look at Dangote - his company is almost run by EuroAsian. He is just a titullar head.

Your well over a dacade outdated. Nigeria's mining and oil industries are largely completely or partially aboriginal Nigerian owned depending on the company. The more old school companies like Shell came on the scene dacades ago when Nigeria lacked the sufficient infastructure but now Nigerians own large shares holds of Local Shell operations as well as taken over a lot of the management.

Not to mention new completely indigenous oil & mining companies have made large strives into the scene as well. Over 90% of Dangote's management & work force is native Nigerian. You saw a few Eurasians and your inferiority complex kicked in triggering you to say some ignorant things based on what your use to back in Kenya.

I can't say the same for Kenya and by extension East Africa which is near completely dominated by non-indigenous companies.

68816419:
1- ARA- THUNDERER (100% Nigeria
2- "Chadian army proudly display their Profoce ARA MRAP Nigeria's first ever Defence Export during their 60th Independence Day celebrations. It should be noted that Nigeria's leading defense in Africa
3- Proforce Ara Mk.2 Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicle (MRAP). It is Nigeria's most cutting edge defence product yet, and is Nigeria's first defence export, having received orders from the Chadian Army.

you good bro?

jl115:
you good bro?

He is crazy.. Egypt,south Africa, Algeria and Morroco are top in Africa.From there it get dicey..Angola,Kenya and Tunisia.Nigeria is useless ...like Ethiopia..can't even handle internal threats

rvp2018:
He is crazy.. Egypt,south Africa, Algeria and Morroco are top in Africa.From there it get dicey..Angola,Kenya and Tunisia.Nigeria is useless ...like Ethiopia..can't even handle internal threats

This military stuff surely is a pang and pain to your heart. Did you have to try to latch on to the Boer?