jpphilips:


You are super ignorant of global politics, that military regime wont last 6 months, the wave of sanctions will make Iran look like a child's play.
Anyways, Nigerian Generals are way smarter than a military coup.

bidexiii:



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bidexiii:
NAF A-29 Super Tucano fitted with Hydra rocket pod / FLIR pod.

Xbee007:

Does anyone know the name of the 500kg bombs?

bidexiii:
#NAF

Notice NAF S.O.F wearing Garmin Foretrex 401 Waterproof Hiking GPS smart military watches

Covert1:
The first mistake was letting Asimi Goita get away with it in Mali, then failed to impose a no fly zone in Guinea and intervene militarily in both countries however bad it looked optically especially doing so for the former third term president in Guinea. Now Burkina Faso, I mean these guys are basically plotting among themselves to circumvent ECOWAS sanctions, you don't need a seer to read between the lines. It's all carefully orchestrated under the usual guise of failed politicians something we know too well as the slogan of soldiers for taking power. It is merely cowardice, soldiers can't fight rampaging terrorists then leave their jobs at the front for cozy offices in the capital siphoning the commonwealth to distant lands.

Nigeria's president Buhari and its ruling party the APC as with all their ineptitude again failed to lead. This would never have happened under a proactive president like Obasanjo. As it is ECOWAS should quickly negotiate a return of the constitutional order and reinstatement of the president in Qaugadougou or else slam even harsher sanctions on all three countries and shut them out of civilization till common sense prevails among its citizenry to reject unconstitutional change of government. As a follow up activate its standby force for intervention starting with Mali the agent provocateur of all this nonsense. In this day and age a one man rule is inexcusable and why is it only Africans suffer from this archaism.

Valkrie:


As long as the citizens of those countries are happy with the military incursion...there is nothing anybody can do...!!
Trust me if similar thing happen in Nigeria today you would see citizens in their millions come out enmass to the street to jubilate....!! That's the harsh truth starring us all in the face and nobody should even pretend to want to be politically correct about anything....!!! The civilians have failed the masses and that's a fact nobody can wash out....!!!

Valkrie:


And who told you that? Look again as long as a military would bring stability the super power who would issue all those sanctions would look the other way....trust me the only institution that would bring stability and this war to a speedy end is the military and that's when they are in charge either way we look at it....our style and kind of democracy would and can never help this war effort.....you think when the former military chief is saying the war may last for the next 30 years...he doesn't know what he is saying?

And FYI the military regime would till the war is over and the jihadist are broken....!!

I hope you know what is causing the problem with the military in Burkina Faso? Their civilian present is in detention now...!!!

Don't come here and talk super ignorantly bro....!!!

Valkrie:


As long as the citizens of those countries are happy with the military incursion...there is nothing anybody can do...!!
Trust me if similar thing happen in Nigeria today you would see citizens in their millions come out enmass to the street to jubilate....!! That's the harsh truth starring us all in the face and nobody should even pretend to want to be politically correct about anything....!!! The civilians have failed the masses and that's a fact nobody can wash out....!!!

Covert1:
The first mistake was letting Asimi Goita get away with it in Mali, then failed to impose a no fly zone in Guinea and intervene militarily in both countries however bad it looked optically especially doing so for the former third term president in Guinea. Now Burkina Faso, I mean these guys are basically plotting among themselves to circumvent ECOWAS sanctions, you don't need a seer to read between the lines. It's all carefully orchestrated under the usual guise of failed politicians something we know too well as the slogan of soldiers for taking power. It is merely cowardice, soldiers can't fight rampaging terrorists then leave their jobs at the front for cozy offices in the capital siphoning the commonwealth to distant lands.

Nigeria's president Buhari and its ruling party the APC as with all their ineptitude again failed to lead. This would never have happened under a proactive president like Obasanjo. As it is ECOWAS should quickly negotiate a return of the constitutional order and reinstatement of the president in Qaugadougou or else slam even harsher sanctions on all three countries and shut them out of civilization till common sense prevails among its citizenry to reject unconstitutional change of government. As a follow up activate its standby force for intervention starting with Mali the agent provocateur of all this nonsense. In this day and age a one man rule is inexcusable and why is it only Africans suffer from this archaism.

tutudesz:

Is this Proforce new APCs design
Each state can support the military with 2 units each.

Valkrie:


And who told you that? Look again as long as a military would bring stability the super power who would issue all those sanctions would look the other way....trust me the only institution that would bring stability and this war to a speedy end is the military and that's when they are in charge either way we look at it....our style and kind of democracy would and can never help this war effort.....you think when the former military chief is saying the war may last for the next 30 years...he doesn't know what he is saying?

And FYI the military regime would till the war is over and the jihadist are broken....!!

I hope you know what is causing the problem with the military in Burkina Faso? Their civilian present is in detention now...!!!

Don't come here and talk super ignorantly bro....!!!

Covert1:
The first mistake was letting Asimi Goita get away with it in Mali, then failed to impose a no fly zone in Guinea and intervene militarily in both countries however bad it looked optically especially doing so for the former third term president in Guinea. Now Burkina Faso, I mean these guys are basically plotting among themselves to circumvent ECOWAS sanctions, you don't need a seer to read between the lines. It's all carefully orchestrated under the usual guise of failed politicians something we know too well as the slogan of soldiers for taking power. It is merely cowardice, soldiers can't fight rampaging terrorists then leave their jobs at the front for cozy offices in the capital siphoning the commonwealth to distant lands.

Nigeria's president Buhari and its ruling party the APC as with all their ineptitude again failed to lead. This would never have happened under a proactive president like Obasanjo. As it is ECOWAS should quickly negotiate a return of the constitutional order and reinstatement of the president in Qaugadougou or else slam even harsher sanctions on all three countries and shut them out of civilization till common sense prevails among its citizenry to reject unconstitutional change of government. As a follow up activate its standby force for intervention starting with Mali the agent provocateur of all this nonsense. In this day and age a one man rule is inexcusable and why is it only Africans suffer from this archaism.

jpphilips:


I cant discuss global politics with a newbie that thinks super powers give a flying fvck about his stability, enjoy your ignorant day.

None of the countries you mention can do anything militarily for Nigeria in Africa except the North Africans but they have their hands full. In fact we are doing a far better job.

Isn't it a shame that in the 21st century Africa is still talking of the relevance of a weak colonial power. Nations evolve when they fill the void. France is relevant in Francophone Africa because Nigeria isn't but doesn't mean it can't be and reaping all that benefits France reaps.

MAN1960ii:
The GFP ranking is fvcked up, I took my time to study the ranking my self and I discovered that the ranking is a child's play, in 2021 GFP said Nigeria have 2,000 armored vehicles now in 2022 GFP said Nigeria have 2,019 armored vehicles and this is not true because the Nigerian army alone received up to 300 armored vehicles not including other forces.. The total number of our active personal has been the same since 2018 while the nigerian army has been recruiting thousands of troops just last year Nigeria army alone recruited 8,000 men in the first six months and another 4,800 past out in November bring the total numbers of troops recruited to 12,800 not including other force and that's one third of the entire south African army.. there are many things that I saw in their 2022 update that makes me believe that Global fire power ranking is a child's play and one of those things are 1: ranking a declining South Africa military ahead of Almighty Algeria


What do you guys think about my investigation?