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GeneralDae2:
It's the audacity for me. If this were to be South Africans or Algerians claiming this, then I would have little to say, but Kenya? my god.

At times you just come to this thread for the laughs.

When and where do you see kdf and nigeria army competing?
As African giants - why dont you fly to Somalia or DRC - and restore peace?
Please compare Nigeria milita with fellow milita - boko haram
I think it possible in our liftime - KDF will come to Nigeria to restore peace.
We handed over KANU to nigeria...soon after we are done with DRC.
You very likely candidate for KDF to come and resolve another biafra fiasco

The army is not power - it's soldiers - saudi arabia has bought any shiet they can get -but cant fight

samorobo:
You are a fool,I get it you are slow so I will reiterate it and put it straight . Your military is a butt of empty joke compared to anything in Nigeria. I would rather argue the sun doesn’t exist than arguing Nigeria vs kenya in terms of military strength or power. The obvious winner is Nigeria.

No you come this thread because you're spooked. You have mental dissonance because you've been ignorant all your life. Your poor Nigerian education didnt prepare you for wordly kenyans.

All your life you've swallowed the lie that Nigeria is the giant of Africa until you met Kenyans online

obaaderemi:
At times you just come to this thread for the laughs.

Shout, argue, make all the baboon, monkey and bonobo noises and grunting you can. But Nigeria army would NOT be defeated by Boko Haram if it was proffesional army.

LEARN FROM KENYA.

Kenya we have to thank people like Gen Daudi Tonje
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/commentary/article/2001370813/new-kdf-boss-must-not-disappoint-daudi-tonje
Tonje, wrote Daniel Opande, had vision that many officers lacked. In reforming the military, he introduced gender equality, abolished wage payments, started health insurance for the military and struggled to cater for veterans’ interests . In addition, Tonje, the “grand strategist”, dreamt of building critical policy-making masses. He persuaded Moi to establish the National Defence College as a top multi-sector regional military and civilian training organ for safeguarding national interests. He made Opande, with peace-keeping experience in Namibia, Mozambique, and West Africa, the first Commandant.

NDC association

Tonje retired in 2000, after four years as per his rules and Joseph Kibwana took over as CGS. All the subsequent CGSs, and most of the service commanders, have had NDC association and know the “Tonje rules” of military etiquette and governance.

rice mill coming up nicely in kano
It has the capacity of 2.5 million bags of 50kg

Dangote rice mill also coming up nicely

rvp20182:
No you come this thread because you're spooked. You have mental dissonance because you've been ignorant all your life. Your poor Nigerian education didnt prepare you for wordly kenyans.

All your life you've swallowed the lie that Nigeria is the giant of Africa until you met Kenyans online

You summed it up pretty well.

42,000 naira - at 2.5m bags --lot of money for the lucky guy. How much do rice paddy sell for?

QuietMynd:
rice mill coming up nicely in kano
It has the capacity of 2.5 million bags of 50kg

He should meet KOT on twitter; he will be send to Siberia or handed over to Boko Haram. These are most deluded folks who believe Nigeria is all that while sweating like a pig in small room in Lagos without electricity.

Majority of these bonobos cannot even compete with primary kid in Kenya.

We really have to be grateful that our education standards have always been high. That is what make kenya exceptional.

It only in such forums you meet the most dense people - otherwise in kenya forum - IQ is way HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGh

gallivant:
You summed it up pretty well.

Why would Boko Haram even exist if you have proffesional, well trained, well educated army. SURELY.
What you need is Tonje moment - because you have to fight with YOUR BRAIN

Tonje retired 23yrs ago but remain revered - his gift - was his brain - always top in class

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/commentary/article/2001370813/new-kdf-boss-must-not-disappoint-daudi-tonje
Few soldiers make lasting and memorable impact. They often do things for the common good because those things need doing. They care for the ‘commons’ rather than for individual advancement but, in so doing, they inadvertently advance their interests in terms of positive legacies.

One Kenyan soldier fits this bill well. That is Daudi Tonje.

Gen (Rtd) Daudi Tonje, one of the celebrated KDF officers, carried out a revolution in the military. Introducing professionalism, merit and world class standards that endures to this day.

rvp20182:
When and where do you see kdf and nigeria army competing?
As African giants - why dont you fly to Somalia or DRC - and restore peace?
Please compare Nigeria milita with fellow milita - boko haram
I think it possible in our liftime - KDF will come to Nigeria to restore peace.
We handed over KANU to nigeria...soon after we are done with DRC.
You very likely candidate for KDF to come and resolve another biafra fiasco

The army is not power - it's soldiers - saudi arabia has bought any shiet they can get -but cant fight

I promise you I didn’t read this. I just want you to remember that Nigeria military is nothing compared anything in your shiithole. Swallow that bitter pill and say something else.

You're to be pitied. You think shouting and base insults will make for your deficits. Please my advise remain - concentrate on videos and pictures - your visual part of brain is okayish.

I am 10,000 miles away from you - dont rapture your spleen for nothing.

samorobo:
I promise you I didn’t read this. I just want you to remember that Nigeria military is nothing compared anything in your shiithole. Swallow that bitter pill and say something else.

rvp20182:
Why would Boko Haram even exist if you have proffesional, well trained, well educated army. SURELY.
What you need is Tonje moment - because you have to fight with YOUR BRAIN

Tonje retired 23yrs ago but remain revered - his gift - was his brain - always top in class

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/commentary/article/2001370813/new-kdf-boss-must-not-disappoint-daudi-tonje
Few soldiers make lasting and memorable impact. They often do things for the common good because those things need doing. They care for the ‘commons’ rather than for individual advancement but, in so doing, they inadvertently advance their interests in terms of positive legacies.

One Kenyan soldier fits this bill well. That is Daudi Tonje.

Gen (Rtd) Daudi Tonje, one of the celebrated KDF officers, carried out a revolution in the military. Introducing professionalism, merit and world class standards that endures to this day.

stop capping nonsense,
If I decide to post Nigerian military success home and abroad, it will derail the thread.

We were in Goa in DRC long before Kenya even had a military,
The Nigerian military were the soldiers that took over from the US during the 'black Huck/Alshabab period when the later failed in their mission. We were among the first countries that formed
UNISOM(United Nations mission in Somalia).
We fought in Somalia, Sudan, and DRC/ZAIRE.

As far back as early 60s we were already in DRC then ZAIRE.

We drove a sitting president away from Gambia when he refused to relinquish power to his successor in 2018 and secured it with our special forces. Our Navy entered by sea our air Force jet patrolled the skies of Gambia. And our army we're on ground to fight, the president had to run.

We almost single handedly liberated Liberia and Sierra Leone during their Civil war. Go read up the battle for mammy Yoko.

We only recently pulled out of UN missions when we needed our experience men to deal with ISWAP in the sahel region and Boko Haram, and indeed they ha e been defeated.

Kenyan military just entered foreign missions and have tasted the sweet money one gets from fireing countries, so you seem to like it like a new wife, don't worry even Ethiopia at some point was the highest contributor to UN in terms of soldiers. But now, no one is interested except Kenya.

Whatever you think you have or are doing, the Nigerian military does it x5.

Men
Equipments
Logistics.
Army
Air Force
Navy.
Etc

obaaderemi:
Facts? From an idiot who argues that Angola uses Kwacha? You are mess and a disgrace to Kenya and the negro race.

Oxymorons may seem illogical at first, but in context they usually make sense - you need to be intellectually fit to fathom it
Your shallow cognitive ceiling point is still proving itself. Zombie can't distinguish the use of Oxymorons and juxtapose them in a sentence.
Kwanza and kwacha are twins... They all have a terrible history.
I can say a Ghanian kwacha--- not because I have no clue about the cedi, but through juxtaposing the instability of both currencies --- I can blend it to make an oxymoron.

You must be terrible upstairs.

rvp20182:
You're to be pitied. You think shouting and base insults will make for your deficits. Please my advise remain - concentrate on videos and pictures - your visual part of brain is okayish.

I am 10,000 miles away from you - dont rapture your spleen for nothing.

Nigeria Military is better than anything in your zoo,do you still need me to repeat that or are you going to do something about it.
Oh and lest I forget ,I also didn’t read.

Just40:
Only dumbness will make you think In your own obsessed mind that Ghanaians are still not better off because celebrities are talking about a none applicable minimum wage that the market pays 6 times over.

Is Kenya minimum wage comparable to our market rate?


Ghanaians are not the one whose faces are being used to appeal for funds globally as poverty ravaged.

Why are you so pained though?

Whose country is going for 17th IMF bailout?

Whose country is among Highly indebted poor countries?

Whose country is making the headlines around the world for economic mismanagement and hyperinflation?

IGpro1:
stop capping nonsense,
If I decide to post Nigerian military success home and abroad, it will derail the thread.

We were in Goa in DRC long before Kenya even had a military,
The Nigerian military were the soldiers that took over from the US during the 'black Huck/Alshabab period when the later failed in their mission. We were among the first countries that formed
UNISOM(United Nations mission in Somalia).
We fought in Somalia, Sudan, and DRC/ZAIRE.

As far back as early 60s we were already in DRC then ZAIRE.

We drove a sitting president away from Gambia when he refused to relinquish power to his successor in 2018 and secured it with our special forces. Our Navy entered by sea our air Force jet patrolled the skies of Gambia. And our army we're on ground to fight, the president had to run.

We almost single handedly liberated Liberia and Sierra Leone during their Civil war. Go read up the battle for mammy Yoko.

We only recently pulled out of UN missions when we needed our experience men to deal with ISWAP in the sahel region and Boko Haram, and indeed they ha e been defeated.

Kenyan military just entered foreign missions and have tasted the sweet money one gets from fireing countries, so you seem to like it like a new wife, don't worry even Ethiopia at some point was the highest contributor to UN in terms of soldiers. But now, no one is interested except Kenya.

Whatever you think you have or are doing, the Nigerian military does it x5.

Men
Equipments
Logistics.
Army
Air Force
Navy.
Etc

Oh pls don’t compare ours with Kenya let alone getting into an argument with him on this topic. It’s degrading.

Nigerian troops in somalia

Far back as 1993

popizaino:
Whose country is going for 17th IMF bailout?

Whose country is among Highly indebted poor countries?

Whose country is making the headlines around the world for economic mismanagement and hyperinflation?

Kenya
Correction.. it is 24th bailout

IGpro1:
stop capping nonsense,
If I decide to post Nigerian military success home and abroad, it will derail the thread.

We were in Goa in DRC long before Kenya even had a military,
The Nigerian military were the soldiers that took over from the US during the 'black Huck/Alshabab period when the later failed in their mission. We were among the first countries that formed
UNISOM(United Nations mission in Somalia).
We fought in Somalia, Sudan, and DRC/ZAIRE.

As far back as early 60s we were already in DRC then ZAIRE.

We drove a sitting president away from Gambia when he refused to relinquish power to his successor in 2018 and secured it with our special forces. Our Navy entered by sea our air Force jet patrolled the skies of Gambia. And our army we're on ground to fight, the president had to run.

We almost single handedly liberated Liberia and Sierra Leone during their Civil war. Go read up the battle for mammy Yoko.

We only recently pulled out of UN missions when we needed our experience men to deal with ISWAP in the sahel region and Boko Haram, and indeed they ha e been defeated.

Kenyan military just entered foreign missions and have tasted the sweet money one gets from fireing countries, so you seem to like it like a new wife, don't worry even Ethiopia at some point was the highest contributor to UN in terms of soldiers. But now, no one is interested except Kenya.

Whatever you think you have or are doing, the Nigerian military does it x5.

Men
Equipments
Logistics.
Army
Air Force
Navy.
Etc

Logistic performance index proves us otherwise - Kenya is doing better than Nigeria despite her 4 times Kenya's population.

Budget-wise, if we go per capita way, then we beat Nigeria by far.
Men in uniform mean nothing! Uganda has more military men than kenya, but they obey our rule.

Being in DRC means nothing. Stop M23 then we can talk.

Kdf has captured one of the most dangerous city in Somalia - Kismayo(Alshabaab hotspot). Not even Americans dared; we went there with brain and strategy - majority of African military lacks that.

.

Just40:
Kenya
Correction.. it is 24th bailout

Do you know what a bailout mean?

Small nyansh sabi shake sha

Shma2022:
Logistic performance index proves us otherwise - Kenya is doing better than Nigeria despite her 4 times Kenya's population.

Budget-wise, if we go per capita way, then we beat Nigeria by far.
Men in uniform mean nothing! Uganda has more military men than kenya, but they obey our rule.

Being in DRC means nothing. Stop M23 then we can talk.

Kdf has captured one of the most dangerous city in Somalia - Kismayo(Alshabaab hotspot). Not even Americans dared; we went there with brain and strategy - majority of African military lacks that.

some history for you, this was when the maumau were been deballed by the British our men were at your backyard saving Somalia

Just40:
Kenya
Correction.. it is 24th bailout

You are arguing with a Nigerian living in Ghana but still dreaming about Kenya? We clearly did a number on your psyche, that's what happens when you don't stay in your place.

Shma2022:
Do you know what a bailout mean?

Go to bed I'm not here for dumb conversation...
Kenya is under a bailout right now

IGpro1:
Nigerian troops in somalia

Far back as 1993

Look at Somalia today, failed Nigerian mission.

Just40:
Go to bed I'm not here for dumb conversation...
Kenya is under a bailout right now

What are you here for?

UN peace keeping. Kenya were in Europe, Asia and name them.
Please defeat Boko Haram
And we might respect you.

IGpro1:
stop capping nonsense,
If I decide to post Nigerian military success home and abroad, it will derail the thread.

We were in Goa in DRC long before Kenya even had a military,
The Nigerian military were the soldiers that took over from the US during the 'black Huck/Alshabab period when the later failed in their mission. We were among the first countries that formed
UNISOM(United Nations mission in Somalia).
We fought in Somalia, Sudan, and DRC/ZAIRE.

As far back as early 60s we were already in DRC then ZAIRE.

We drove a sitting president away from Gambia when he refused to relinquish power to his successor in 2018 and secured it with our special forces. Our Navy entered by sea our air Force jet patrolled the skies of Gambia. And our army we're on ground to fight, the president had to run.

We almost single handedly liberated Liberia and Sierra Leone during their Civil war. Go read up the battle for mammy Yoko.

We only recently pulled out of UN missions when we needed our experience men to deal with ISWAP in the sahel region and Boko Haram, and indeed they ha e been defeated.

Kenyan military just entered foreign missions and have tasted the sweet money one gets from fireing countries, so you seem to like it like a new wife, don't worry even Ethiopia at some point was the highest contributor to UN in terms of soldiers. But now, no one is interested except Kenya.

Whatever you think you have or are doing, the Nigerian military does it x5.

Men
Equipments
Logistics.
Army
Air Force
Navy.
Etc

gallivant:
Look at Somalia today, failed Nigerian mission.

Kenya only entered Somalia when the heat was getting close to your Capital. And alshabab had already began raiding Kenyan city. So you had to enter to secure your interest, nothing special.



Okay... You have been noticed Ma'am.

IGpro1:
some history for you, this was when the maumau were been deballed by the British our men were at your backyard saving Somalia

Al shabab was wrecking havoc between 1970- 2005. Your military was joyriding. They did nothing. We had to initiate operation "Linda inji" ( protect our land) cos the militia were becoming too much! The day we deployed our military in Somalia, peace has since been restored. Yes, the action was quite consequential, but we're now enjoying peace.

Just40:
Go to bed I'm not here for dumb conversation...
Kenya is under a bailout right now

Hobbit, Answer the question! Do you know what a bailout is? I won't bother you again, just answer it with a reference to IMF lending history.