MikeCZAR:
unimportant though.

rugged7:
Nigerian SBS
Credit:New York times

all4naija:
I am sorry for the off-topic. I just saw on the news where South Africans mugged a journalist on live camera. Jeez! That nation blacks are very primitive. It's time the Nigerian army invades that nation and bring sanity to the people!

Henry120:
Ghana

NighttWalker:
Videos of our gallant troops chasing boko haram scums back to hell, I have to say I loved the videos until a big argument started between two soldiers, if you can hear and understand pidgin you'd know it was a very serious argument and also the soldier recording was speaking what sounds like Hausa and not English


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMo1DALo9wY

GHPATRIOT:
The second pix is a Customs official. Will post more pics later.

MikeCZAR:
Wow! This shouldn't have been loaded to the net.

Do they normally fight like this?

The officers and non-commissioned officers leading these men need a hard "spanking".

NighttWalker:
Videos of our gallant troops chasing boko haram scums back to hell, I have to say I loved the videos until a big argument started between two soldiers, if you can hear and understand pidgin you'd know it was a very serious argument and also the soldier recording was speaking what sounds like Hausa and not English


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMo1DALo9wY

GHPATRIOT:
The second pix is a Customs official. Will post more pics later.

NighttWalker:
Videos of our gallant troops chasing boko haram scums back to hell, I have to say I loved the videos until a big argument started between two soldiers, if you can hear and understand pidgin you'd know it was a very serious argument and also the soldier recording was speaking what sounds like Hausa and not English


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMo1DALo9wY

Henry120:


Does this look like fighting to you?

The guys are shooting celebratory gunshots. Nothing melodramatic.

MikeCZAR:
No they're engaging something.

Even if that was the case, why are they allowed to do that?

There's a lot of wrongs in that video.

all4naija:
Don't worry. When we finished defeating Boko Haram we are heading to Townships to flush out the primitive Zulus and Xhosas.

Henry120:


Please don't start, this is a photos only thread.

MikeCZAR:
No they're engaging something.

Even if that was the case, why are they allowed to do that?

There's a lot of wrongs in that video.

Henry120:



Nawa oh, you 4 no run this thing here na. Shuoooo! U like am so? U no see say dem no use dem number 6 4 d area. Dey just they run things anyha. This na why I say make me only dey run things here. Una dey make us cover face, e no make sense na.

MikeCZAR:
No they're engaging something.

Even if that was the case, why are they allowed to do that?

There's a lot of wrongs in that video.

all4naija:
I never knew Ghana has military with a helicopter! Good to see one on the image posted by somebody earlier.

MikeCZAR:
No they're engaging something.

Even if that was the case, why are they allowed to do that?

There's a lot of wrongs in that video.

Henry120:



Nawa oh, you 4 no run this thing here na. Shuoooo! U like am so? U no see say dem no use dem number 6 4 d area. Dey just they run things anyha. This na why I say make me only dey run things here. Una dey make us cover face, e no make sense na.

asorockweb:
It's a mixed bunch - soldiers and militia.

Taking a closer look, notice that there are parked tanks.

It seems to be a mixed unit moving through an area that had just been fought over.

They did engage "something" that may have returned fire.

The videographer is not a soldier.

The big-foot MRAP and the MOWAG are staffed by soldiers.

I believe that what we are looking at is a mixed unit moving through a cross-roads town.

At the end, the videographer got decked (because he brought a camera to a heated argument.) The distorted images we saw at the end of the video was because the camera was in his pocket (a cell phone camera).

The video was by a militia man that prefers to speak Hausa rather than pidgin or English. Folks like him would love the video, and he can show it to his friends back home (somewhere in Yobe state :-) )

Henry120:


Cool.