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Henry240:
The unprofessional conduct of a few does not constitute an affront for disrepute to the general professionalism of the Nigerian Army.

Especially when taken into account that the Nigerian Army has disciplinary channels with which the force deals with unprofessional conduct by some of it's personnel as we have seen on multiple occasions.

I find it quite unfortunate that most of you non-active thread contributors have a phobia for good news, appearing mostly when there are arguments or once there is an unpleasant remark to be made.

Well not everyone has the appetite to stomach bullsheet and lies.

M14A1:
Well not everyone has the appetite to stomach bullsheet and lies.

You posted on how a military personnel brutalized a lady but didn't post on the Nigerian military response to the inhuman act?

Now that is bias.

M14A1:
Well not everyone has the appetite to stomach bullsheet and lies.

You wilfully displayed a bias and completely disregarded the multiple acts of disciplinary action handed out by the Nigerian Army on erring personnel.

You cannot claim to not have the stomach to accept bullsheet and lies when you have deliberately tried to mislead unsuspecting members of the public with a one-sided story.

I have on multiple occasions shared photos of court-martial proceedings. If you doubt me, search for court-martial right here in Nairaland.com

So, why did you leave out this vital part in your earlier submission?

Your post is unfortunate and deliberately misleading , I'll leave it at that.

TrueHeart365:
Nigeria COIN
Airborne

Land picture of the week

Benin Republic sailors

Henry240:
You wilfully displayed a bias and completely disregarded the multiple acts of disciplinary action handed out by the Nigerian Army on erring personnel.

You cannot claim to not have the stomach to accept bullsheet and lies when you have deliberately tried to mislead unsuspecting members of the pub8[quote author=tdayof post=55151604]You posted on how a military personnel brutalized a lady but didn't post on the Nigerian military response to the inhuman act
Now that is bias.

LOL.
Moments ago someone deliberately rendered a new definition for the word "brutalized" in favour of the Nigerian military, I didn't see you guys calling him out for being bias.

Seems the truth is rather unpopular over here

Nigeria

Sambisa Forest range

More from Sambisa Forest gun range

Nigerian COAS be packing a little friend, a 9mm little friend.

OFF-TOPIC

Russian Special Forces Dune Buggy

ECOWAS on the job

Not exactly military related, but concerns Security nonetheless

First direct flight from Mogadishu lands at JKIA after 10 years suspension

NAIROBI, 29 March 2017 (PSCU) – Direct flights between Mogadishu and Nairobi resumed today with the first commercial plane carrying 49 passengers from the Somali capital landing at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) shortly after 1.00 p.m.

The re-launch of direct flights between Nairobi and Mogadishu was agreed upon at bilateral talks between Kenya and Somalia that were led by President Uhuru Kenyatta and Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed during his first State Visit to Kenya last week.

Cabinet Secretaries James Macharia (Transport) and Joseph Nkaissery (Interior) were at hand to receive the first flight, marking the resumption of direct flights from Mogadishu to Nairobi after close to 10 years suspension.

CS Macharia said the historic resumption of direct flights between the two cities signalled a revitalization of cooperation between the two neighbouring countries, brimming with optimism that it would also enhance trade.

“For us in the transport sector, we have always been working to boost Nairobi’s position as a regional aviation hub,” said the Transport Cabinet Secretary.

For the last 10 years, flights from Mogadishu were landing at Wajir airport for thorough screening and vetting of passengers before proceeding to Nairobi.

“With the opportunities available in the region and the improved security environment and stability following the recent election of President Mohamed, the resumption of direct flights could not have come at a better time,” said CS Macharia.

CS Macharia said before the re-launch of the direct flights, the Government security agencies formed a multiagency team which travelled to Mogadishu to assess the security situation of the airport.

This was followed by the setting up of robust security arrangements at Mogadishu airport to oversee the flight routes and departure procedures in order to ensure the safety of passengers travelling between the two countries.

The Transport CS added that the various United Nations agencies operating out of Nairobi expressed satisfaction with the security measures put in place and support the re-opening of the route.

The said UN agencies have been yearning for the resumption of direct flights in order to enhance their operations between Mogadishu and Nairobi.

On his part, CS Nkaissery said robust security measures have been put in place in Mogadishu airport to ensure the safety of aircrafts.

He said Kenya and the Somali Governments have put a team in Mogadishu to oversee the security of the airport.

“Here in Nairobi at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, we have taken the necessary steps to ensure that all aircrafts are fully inspected so that the status of our airport is not compromised,” said CS Nkaissery.

The Interior CS pointed out that the national security agencies have ensured that Mogadishu airport is fully secured and that all necessary measures are in place for smooth operations.

He expressed optimism that following the resumption of direct flights, many airlines will ply the Nairobi to Mogadishu.

first pic of the Egyptian Mig 29/35 in moscou , delivry starting soon , 46 ordered

https://i.imgur.com/hXe1Fgx.jpg

Aero L-39 [Albatros] pilot , Algerian AF

That Humvee has a thick skin

(AMISOM Sector II HQ)

TRIGGER ALERT: Frail ninnies who are disturbed by excellent pics of the 2nd oldest Commonwealth air force should look away.

For lack of new pics, I'll post pics that might have been posted before



KDF in Somalia

Nice Nigerian Army video from the shooting range in Sambisa forest



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXgpee6mNOg

Fidha254:
For lack of new pics, I'll post pics that might have been posted before



KDF in Somalia

you guys should pack more punch, why arm your gun trucks with mostly 7.62mm ?
12.7 and above is bae

@LTGEN


Here is an Obangame exercise video for you from Channelstv. Quite cool.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogH2FVcnDfw

Why are the photos these Africans are taking not always available?


What do they do with them, cook soup with it?

Henry240:
Nice Nigerian Army video from the shooting range in Sambisa forest



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXgpee6mNOg

Mmm, one of the better vids, love it

Airborne360:
you guys should pack more punch, why arm your gun trucks with mostly 7.62mm ?
12.7 and above is bae

That's not the main Gun....
I bilieve that questions has been asked before about our Humvees and some APCs... And my answer would be, its one of those things you (end up) learning by experience as you go....(There is a swahili saying that loosely translates to, He who is not taught by his mother will be taught by the Universe)

Anyway, the main gun is a 12.7 -13.0mm 50cal

The most recent modification (They must have learnt a Lesson from the battlefield) I have seen is a bulletfoof shield for the driver as shown in pic 3 & 4 used by RSF and SF

Henry240:
@LTGEN


Here is an Obangame exercise video for you from Channelstv. Quite cool.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogH2FVcnDfw

Thanks for the video.

Henry240:
@LTGEN


Here is an Obangame exercise video for you from Channelstv. Quite cool.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogH2FVcnDfw

There should be a 30min video summarizing the highlights of the day for all the days the excersize was going on.... done by DoD themselves...... When you leave it to the media people to cover the excersize they will just end up airing a 2-3min video for the evening news...
Nice video though

abiodunalasa:
I av bin a sideliner on this thread since 2015...and FYI u just break sword with a Lieutenant in the Nigerian Army Mechanised Infantry Division, Kaduna.

I will now call my friends in the NSA and DSS to help me dig u up, follow ur digital footprints and deliver to me ur most vulnerable moment...and then I will come get u wherever hell hole that might be, and when I come you will be sorry !!!

If u have anybody in NDA ask them about "Nemesis" Charles Company set of 2012...
You don't know what is coming for u

If you are truly set of 2012(59RC) ,then you should cover your face in shame to still be a lieutenant, your mates are already Captains.

Another useful feature of this concept is the ability to shield the RCWS from damage caused by moving through heavy bush. You'd be surprised how much damage trees can do to a vehicle.
All these new RCWS will have their fancy bits ripped to pieces in dense bush.

MikeCZA:
Hehehe would like to hear 61Mech's opinion on this system deployed in COIN ops.

Fidha254:
That's not the main Gun....
I bilieve that questions has been asked before about our Humvees and some APCs... And my answer would be, its one of those things you (end up) learning by experience as you go....(There is a swahili saying that loosely translates to, He who is not taught by his mother will be taught by the Universe)

Anyway, the main gun is a 12.7 -13.0mm 50cal

The most recent modification (They must have learnt a Lesson from the battlefield) I have seen is a bulletfoof shield for the driver as shown in pic 3 & 4 used by RSF and SF

That's good to know sir,our forces shall prevail over darkness.

darkhorizon:
If you are truly set of 2012(59RC) ,then you should cover your face in shame to still be a lieutenant, your mates are already Captains.

Are you minding the white fowl,I welcomed 59RC to the Academy with my koboko so let him keep deceiving himself.

kilo 636M , 2010 , algerian navy

police algeria