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IbnSultaan:
doziex
You need to understand the wider politics involve in the war on terror, Our partners don't want
Eeben even do there military support in terms non lethal aid is small. They critical partners of ours even do we are non aligned state. Our major Arms provider doesn't support us as partners in these war like they do in Syria because we don't have a Big Russian interest like we did during the civil war.
Currently Nigeria non aligned state & refusal to allow AFCOM base n other factors lead to US drone build up in Niamey / Agadez n Chad

And we are still suffering till now.

NA LIGHT RECOILLESS RIFFLE

IbnSultaan:
doziex
You need to understand the wider politics involve in the war on terror, Our partners don't want
Eeben even do there military support in terms non lethal aid is small. They critical partners of ours even do we are non aligned state. Our major Arms provider doesn't support us as partners in these war like they do in Syria because we don't have a Big Russian interest like we did during the civil war.
Currently Nigeria non aligned state & refusal to allow AFCOM base n other factors lead to US drone build up in Niamey / Agadez n Chad

i hate it when we africans continue to blame others for our woes. what stops us from having plants that manufacture this toys?

bidexiii:
Yeap.......

Beautiful gun, what rifle is this, any ideas?


Looks like an AK-74m.

Henry240:
Beautiful gun, what rifle is this, any ideas?


Looks like an AK-74m.

Sorry on what page.....?

CION

bidexiii:
Sorry on what page.....?

Page 199

Henry240:
Page 199

It's either an AK =103 or 74.

bidexiii:
NA LIGHT RECOILLESS RIFFLE

looks like these r new purchases

maybe a couple of years back

bidexiii:
CION

nemesis2u:
looks like these r new purchases

maybe a couple of years back

Of course they are new purchase.

bidexiii:
Of course they are new purchase.

Belarus

nemesis2u:
Belarus

Yeap..

Nigerdeltaboi:
hahah death machine ooooooooo

Coded..

LAYING TO REST OF A FALLEN HERO..

bidexiii:
Coded..

sure na

bidexiii:
Coded..

sure na

bidexiii:
LAYING TO REST OF A FALLEN HERO..

"Take off your hats and show respect to your heroes"

MikeCZA:
"Take off your hats and show respect to your heroes"

Easy man....

As a military man we don't just take off ur hat/cap just like that. During the burials of fallen soldier do you see them take off there cap/hat...

You can take off ur hat or cap at the point or place of burial.

bidexiii:
Easy man....

As a military man we don't just take off ur hat/cap just like that. During the burials of fallen soldier do you see them take off there cap/hat...

You can take off ur hat or cap at the point or place of burial.

Yeah!

I understand and know these things we people outside and inside the military don't get these things.

Tochex101:
For security reasons please "modify" your post.

done baba , na my broda so no p

BATTLE FIELD IMAGES....

Cuba In Angola - War of Independence 1975



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVqwFYGzL-M

Army Council Approves 8th Division in Sokoto


The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Yusuf Buratai has disclosed that the Nigerian Army Council has approved the establishment of the 8th Army Division in Sokoto.

He disclosed this in Sokoto on Sunday when he paid condolence visit on the Governor of Sokoto state, Aminu Tambuwal over the death of late Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Ibrahim Dasuki.

The COAS however said that the officers and men that would be posted to the new Division were currently operating in the Northeast.

According to Buratai, “As soon the security situation in that region is fully stabilised, the Division will move to Sokoto. The move is part of efforts to provide sustainable peace and unity of Nigeria, and the Nigerian Army is fully committed to ensuring this.”

Commending Tambuwal for his support to the 1 Brigade and other security agencies in Sokoto, the COAS also commended the governor for the existing relationship between the Army and the people of the state.

Burutai reiterated the commitment of the Nigerian Army and the Federal Government to ensuring sustainable national security, peace and unity.

He described the late Sultan Ibrahim Dasuki as a national icon whose legacies would remain indelible.

Responding, Tambuwal commended the Army for establishing a Division and two Command Secondary Schools in Sokoto and Shagari.
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Also pledging to continue to support the military as well as other security agencies in the state,Tambuwal further commended the Nigerian Army for its efforts to restore peace in the Northeast and other parts of Nigeria.

Gallant troops kill 30 terrorists in failed ambush



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#NN
#SBSC

We are restrategising to elimate Boko Haram finally from battlefield- Buratai



The Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai on Monday, said that the army was restrategising to track and eliminate the remaining Boko Haram elements from the battle field.

Buratai said this while speaking with journalists at the media workshop, organised by the Nigerian Army School of Public Relations and Information (NASPRI) at 81 Division Officers’ Mess, Lagos.

Buratai, who was represented by the Chief of Civil-Military Affairs, Maj.-Gen. Peter Boje, assured that the elements would finally be eliminated finally from the battlefield in no time.

Buratai, who was also the special guest of honour and speaker, delivered a lecture entitled, ‘’The Utilisation of New Generation Warfare Tactics: Gains and Successes in the North-East Operations’’.
“We are degrading their activities. Most of the areas that were initially occupied by the insurgents have been captured and a lot of them have dispersed.
“But again, there are elements of this Boko Haram that are scattered all over the North- East and if you know their characteristics, you will know they operate in small cells.

“So they come out and carry out small attacks and disappear. So, we are making efforts to restrategise, track and finally eliminate them from the battlefield,“ he said.

He expressed delight that the military and the media had excellent working relationship, adding that the military at all times would continue to collaborate and exchange information with the media, as required.

“We have been very open with the media. ‘’We do not make any negative statement about the Nigerian media and the media are doing very well to the best of my knowledge.’’

Buratai, whose lecture talked about the concept of new generation warfare, challenges and way forward, identified information, psychological and cyber operation as some of the new generation warfare tactics.

He said that the way forward was for every Nigerian to cooperate with the military in providing it with timely information on suspicious activities of individuals or groups in his or her community or locality.

Mr Femi Adeshina, Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, urged the military to ensure constant training and retraining of journalists aimed at ensuring better reportage of the military.

Adeshina, whose lecture was entitled,’’ The Challenges and Expectations of the Media in Military Operations, called on the military to facilitate scoops for the media.

“The Nigerian Media must work in proactivity,“ he said.

While speaking with journalists, Adeshina also reiterated that the Federal Government’ commitment in tackling the insurgency, by going after the sponsors of Boko Haram.

“This government is tackling the issue of insurgency and if it knows the sponsors and it is double sure they are the sponsors, those sponsors will be treated like Boko Haram.“

On the released Chibok girls, Adeshina said the girls were being rehabilitated physically and psychologically.

Earlier, Col. Sanni Usman, Acting Director, Army Public Relations, in his address of welcome said the workshop was a platform where the military and journalists would rub minds and exchange ideas.

“We have some commanding officers of units located in the North-East and other parts of the country as participants.

“Their participation in the study period is crucial to the overall success of the Nigerian Army’s Counter Insurgency and Peace Keeping Operation as well as other Internal Security Operations.
“It is our intention to use this forum to implore for more positive coverage of the army’s activities with due observance of the principles of accuracy and security by the media,“ he said.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Commanding Officers, Directorate of Army Public Relation Officers (DAPR), journalists and personalities from other sectors are attending the three-day workshop.

NAF can do more in ELINT concerning this war

Artymen and Oga DeathMachine
Please what was the battlefield performance of the Igirigi
It seems that thing is AWOL

Odunayaw:
NAF can do more in ELINT concerning this war

May be u re frame or explain further more on ur question ........