officialdayo:
You all need to lecture yourself.


Nigerians Fire on Rebels Who Seized Sierra Leone
By HOWARD W. FRENCHJUNE 3, 1997
In their most perilous position, about 50 Nigerian soldiers were fighting a desperate battle against a vastly larger rebel force to defend one of the city's international hotels, the Mammy Yoko. United States Marines had used the hotel in recent days as a staging ground to evacuate more than 1,000 Americans and other foreigners from the country.

At least six Nigerian soldiers were killed or seriously wounded during fighting at the hotel, which has become a refuge for about 1,000 foreigners who were not able to leave the country, including West Africans, Lebanese and a handful of international journalists. Witnesses said the beachfront hotel had taken mortar fire and was burning.

''There is shooting everywhere,'' said a man who answered the telephone at the hotel. ''The Nigerians are trying their best, but if they don't get reinforcements soon, they will have to give up. If that happens, things will be very bad for us.''
The coup, on May 25, ended 14 months of democratic rule. Johnny Paul Koromah, a 33-year-old major who had been imprisoned for a previous coup attempt, took over as the country's new leader.

President Kabbah fled to Guinea, where he appealed to Nigeria and other regional powers to intervene on his behalf. As condemnations of the coup rose throughout West Africa and beyond, and the prospect of military intervention grew, the coup leaders invited the Revolutionary United Front to join their rebellion. More than 1,000 of the guerrillas, who are noted for atrocities, streamed into Freetown to join the coup.

DictatorZAR1:

EXECUTIVE OUTCOME PMC

Henry240:
The second vessel available to the Nigerian navy is the SSV. The SSV is a brilliant ship, ordered by the Philippines navy, and used to transport men and equipment to Malawi, the SSV would be a very good addition to the Nigerian navy.

The SSV is 123 meters long These vessels are critical assets for civil-military operations due to their capability of transporting large number of soldiers, logistics, and supplies.Moreover, each SSV has the capacity to house three helicopters.

Nok234:
https://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=PE4LmRGUPaY
Frontline NE

Fynline:


I could help you with an e-learning on how to post you tube videos


Pic: NAF QRF

Henry240:


It would be very good news for us.

He usually doesn't have jokes in him, however, i still need to be sure.

The Su-30 would massively improve Nigeria's strike capability and load delivery.

jl115:

I don't know how to say this in a nice way, but your not getting Su30s.....of all the people on this thread you would be the first to know........Then rub it in our faces!!

Nok234:

Maybe your dreams are coming true lol hope we will choose something close to the Philip variant

ActivateKruger:


Start in Nigeria, you really need help.

Henry240:


Let me clarify.

There is no news yet on the Vessel the Nigerian navy intends to buy. However we have confirmation both from the Nigerian and Indonesian side stating that vessels are to be purchased.

As to the type, that's not known at this time.

overhypedsteve:
from now onwards all your stvpid posts will not see the light of day, it will be like you never existed, it will be like the anti-spam bot was created specifically for you. You will slowly but surely fade into limbo. Always, no matter how jealous or ass-ached you are, always respect the Victories of another man do not try to claim it for yourself as a coward. You do not see any Nigerian argue with you when you post bogus achievements of the SANDF in the bush war and in World War 2.
But here is our thing, here is our victory and you came over to sit on it. You are f#cking coward. Nigerians lost their lives fighting a full blown war in this places and you want to tell us that your PMC's saved the day. What is the capacity of this PMC's and what size of troops can they deploy that they could have saved this countries or you think these wars we speak of are jokes, this nations where in a state of total f#cking chaos, no government and no order, different rebel groups were fighting each other in suburbs with civilians in it. Even the Libya of today was not as bad as Liberia lr Sierra Leone at least Libya have a government. I wonder why you would want to claim another man's glory? Have you seen any Nigerian arguing the fact that your men where raped by child soldiers in the DRC. so why claiming another man's victory.

Henry240:


That's not correct. I wouldn't be the first to know. However, let @Tdayof post the evidence he claims to have.

Yes, i would rub it on South-African faces for sure, however I'll have to see evidence. Until then, Nigerian SU's don't exist.

Henry240:


That's not correct. I wouldn't be the first to know. However, let @Tdayof post the evidence he claims to have.

Yes, i would rub it on South-African faces for sure, however I'll have to see evidence. Until then, Nigerian SU's don't exist.

PROMOTION
The Namibian Defence Force promoted two Colonels and one Lieutenant Colonel to the ranks of Brigadier Generals and Colonel respectively with effect from 01 July 2017. Colonel Kongeni Nghoshi Shikufa and Colonel David Amutenya were promoted to the ranks of Brigadier Generals and appointed as Chief of Staff (COS) Information and Communication Technology and Chief of Staff Logistics respectively, while Lieutenant Colonel Andreas Hishidimbwa Shinana was promoted to the rank of Colonel and appointed Senior Staff Officer Feasibility Studies and Industrial Liaison. During the conferment of ranks ceremony, Major Genera Ben Kadhila, Chief of Staff Joint Operations on behalf of the Chief of Defence Force (CDF) congratulated and welcomed the members in their new management positions. He informed them that promotion is about added responsibilities and therefore, cautioned them to perform well in their newly appointed positions. The promotion was necessitated by the need to fill the vacancies arising from retirements

patches689:


Why would we care about Su30's?

Namibia Command and Staff College Graduates 20 Staff Officer

The Minister of Defence, Hon. Penda Ya Ndakolo officiated at the graduation ceremony at the Namibia Command and Staff College (NCSC) in Okahandja on the 28 June 2017.

The Minister informed the audiences at the event that the Ministry of Defence was committed to enhancing its operational efficiency by developing its human capital. “The graduation of these 20 graduands is a clear testimony of the Ministry’s commitment to build a competent and professional Defence Force,” said the Minister.

The graduation ceremony was attended by General Officers and Senior Officers of the MOD, Senior Officials form the MOD, Police Officers and Correctional Officers from Okahandja town, Special Advisor to the Governor of Otjozondjupa Region, Staff members from the municipality of Okahandja town and family members of the graduands.

jl115:
He was joking bro......go read his earlier post!

GreenandGold:
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