₦airaland Forum

OKKO:
[s]Govt. of propaganda...who we go ask for facts?

When PDP was making such claims, APC was busy celebrating any new bomb blast as it was a yard stick for them to tell the masses how inefficient the Govt. Of the day was.

Tell us when Boko Haram is finally wiped out and Chibok babes are back...you promised U will do this as soon as U get to power...it is about 8months now...so when are U going to deliver? Each day a new blast takes peoples lives..sons, daughter, wives, husbands, fathers, aunties, uncles, bread winners the loss is countless...[/s]

MAROC:
Were they successful and accurate with no collateral damage? That's the question.

Caseless:
tell us where it was done in the world collateral damage?

He explained that this translates to 157,000 Square Kilometres of operational coverage, equivalent “to the total land mass of South Korea, Portugal and Togo.”

He said this also translates to “a total of 536 hours 21 minutes were flown by various platforms engaged in the operations,

expending 316,637.5 litres of aviation fuel which amounts to N60,376,912, excluding the cost of maintenance and armament expended.”

OKKO:
Govt. of propaganda...who we go ask for facts?

When PDP was making such claims, APC was busy celebrating any new bomb blast as it was a yard stick for them to tell the masses how inefficient the Govt. Of the day was.

Tell us when Boko Haram is finally wiped out and Chibok babes are back...you promised U will do this as soon as U get to power...it is about 8months now...so when are U going to deliver? Each day a new blast takes peoples lives..sons, daughter, wives, husbands, fathers, aunties, uncles, bread winners the loss is countless...

MAROC:
Were they successful and accurate with no collateral damage? That's the question.

benpedro:
Pictures please!i no longer trust any public official or any news from any news outlet in Nigeria without proofs.no thanks to buratai,lai Mohammed and sahara reporters

He disclosed that apart from Sambisa Forest, air strikes have been conducted on other hideouts including Gawa, Walasa, Kote, Alagarno, Talala, Alafa North, Yele, Arra, Dure, Ajigin, Takwalla and Kumshe.

He said close battlefield air interdiction and close air support were provided for Nigerian troops at Gadzama and Ngwalimiri

ollah1:
Splendid. Great news. These kinda news baffles some set of people

Caseless:
Who said we haven't regained our place of pride in the comity of nations? Not even the US-led coalition in Iraq and Syria has covered this huge landmass in less than 2 months in their air operation.


average of 8.93 hrs of flight on a daily basis in the last 2 months. This is humongously excellent.

transparency and accountability has finally returned into the system. In the past under Gej aka ineffectual-B, those faulty plains or helicopters (with faulty rotor) that ended up killing our officers could have taken billions of naira without actually flying or, the only report you get from such huge expenses is the death of officers who were unfortunately on such faulty platforms.



God, I thank you for BUHARI.

Caseless:
Who said we haven't regained our place of pride in the comity of nations? Not even the US-led coalition in Iraq and Syria has covered this huge landmass in less than 2 months in their air operation.


average of 8.93 hrs of flight on a daily basis in the last 2 months. This is humongously excellent.

transparency and accountability has finally returned into the system. In the past under Gej aka ineffectual-B, those faulty plains or helicopters (with faulty rotor) that ended up killing our officers could have taken billions of naira without actually flying or, the only report you get from such huge expenses is the death of officers who were unfortunately on such faulty platforms.



God, I thank you for BUHARI.

Caseless:
Who said we haven't regained our place of pride in the comity of nations? Not even the US-led coalition in Iraq and Syria has covered this huge landmass in less than 2 months in their air operation.


average of 8.93 hrs of flight on a daily basis in the last 2 months. This is humongously excellent.

transparency and accountability has finally returned into the system. In the past under Gej aka ineffectual-B, those faulty plains or helicopters (with faulty rotor) that ended up killing our officers could have taken billions of naira without actually flying or, the only report you get from such huge expenses is the death of officers who were unfortunately on such faulty platforms.



God, I thank you for BUHARI.

MAROC:
Are you saying it's now an international best practice?
Collateral Damage should not be accepted; that's my point.