Can the battle against the deadly insurgents get any tougher? A REVA Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) belonging to Nigerian soldiers -was hit by an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) during clearance operation in the northern part of the country as depicted in the pictures. None of the soldiers were hurt in the incident. May God continue to protect these gallant men....

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/04/nigerian-troops-on-clearance-mission.html

e no easy oo..God bless u guyz

May the good lord always be with our gallant armed men. On behalf of me and all good Nigerians,we say thank you:

Mr president

Mr vice president

Gen. TY buratai

N.A

Our gallant men and everyone who supported this fight against boko haram. *tears of joy*

Proudly Kanuri:

Nigerian troops must always be victorious

ChangeIsCostant:
e no easy oo..God bless u guyz

Amen/Amin one million times. These are the true heroes of our time.

and yet the war against boko haram has been won last year on the front pages of news paper.

our sure guys. u are really making us proud

hope say u well so?

Joel3:
and the war against boko haram has been won on news paper front page.

thank no death

The thing scatter the engine. Imagine if that where human it exploded on? Any, thank God

May God continue to protect you .

Facts in sambisa forest.

1. As soldier fighting in sambisa , u are not allowed to exit the battle field.

2. As Many die in battle, truck loads of soldiers are deployed.

3. Same ammunition recovered in battle may be recovered twice .. How comes?

4. Some of your gallant soldiers disappears in battle, u will only see them during retreat of the day.

5. Your hands may have to be on trigger 24/7.

6. There is a gun that brings down a giant tree.

7. Appetite for food is lost.

8. Bathing /sleeping hmmmm that could regularly be @ the comfort of your home.

9. Will shock u how information gets to ur enemy first .

10. Forgiving a terrorist is left to God..but fixing their appointment with God..Is the priority of our gallant soldiers...rugged all military!

thumbs up brothers...may God continue to protect and preserve you all. Amen

God Speed Boys

Ok

If only this soldiers would be compensated much...e for better-nice job anyways

we are winning the war

May God be with our gallant soldiers

We shall overcome. When there's a will there's a way. Just two years ago pictures surfaced of how poorly the soldiers were treated, today it is a different story entirely. Again I say, "We shall overcome" despite the obstacles the falling boko haram places on the way

War on Boko Haram technically over. Now it is time to move to the economy.

bleeding love

These recent recruits into the Army are some sort of freaks. For Pete's sake, how's this news?


You were hit by an Armoured Personnel Carrier (whatever that means) but no casualty. Yet, you still find it 'entertertaining' enough to snap pix which you're uploading here? With this kind of 'Amateurish' attitude, I now understand why Boko-haram took this long to conquer. Fvcking attention seekers!


Meanwhile, any good samaritan here can help me with this puzzle;


by Evathyst(f): 10:34am
Good morning house,

Please ehn, I'm making this enquiry on behalf of someone. She graduated from OAU, and had since collected her certificate. She was as well mobilised for this upcoming youth service. But the problem is that this person in question doesn't have a valid means of identification;

-She had submitted her OAU I.D card in the course of collecting her certificate.
-She didn't have voters card nor did she have a National I.D card.
-Drivers licence and international passport, she doesn't posses any.


Now, my question is that what other means of identification can this person in question tender in camp so as not be barred from entering?


Awaiting your prompt response.

God please protect our soldiers from evils

Are the bush-burning zombie soldiers now afraid to show their faces

The explosion really sent fear and shivers down their marrow hence the lagbaja method while posing for pictures

oh God.

That soldier standing their and smiling should thank the likes of Beegeagles Blog etc who mounted pressure on the Govt to consider replacing Thin Skinned Toyota Hilux trucks with APCS and LAVs for troop transport (like the Reva in the pix). If not, you wudda been blown to blasés in ya Toyota Hilux like so many of ya colleagues in d early years of the insurgency.
Kudos to the SAs for selling us these livesavers.

Meanwhile, I don like d Black Sweatshirt Kit adopted by the SF Battalion...Black Absorbs Heat, Doesnt look good with Dust, Retains Sweat(most of the fabric I've seen them wear aren't pure cotton), doesnt camouflage well in the desert terrain of the NE, etc.... the military did well in inaugurating a new desert Camo for our Boys, Flak Jackets for all front line troops, Weapons Standardisation, etc...but this black, abeg! Make Dem live am for SSS and Police biko...I saw one clean Brown T-Shirt wearing Soldier in one of their Pics one day...wonder which ppl dey wear am...QRF, NNSBS, DSS, I no know...but e fine.
Long live the Nigerian Military.

ChangeIsCostant:
hope say u well so?

the question should be directed to you.