₦airaland Forum

jakeporeshenko:
NIS? They can’t Petrol the entire Nigeria-Niger border now don’t make me laugh please.

I know, come on these people should know active illegal routes

jakeporeshenko:
Random, South Korea operates the Russian T-80?

The Russians gave them some to offset debts after the collapse of the Soviet Union, got some BTR's/BMP's and other armored vehicles.

South Koreans use them for OPFOR training - ie: the South Koreans have a groups of guys who's job it is to train and fight like the North Koreans so that regular Korean units can get tactical experience by holding drills against them.

IMO all armies should have a dedicated OPFOR unit, or at least capacity for realistic opfor training. No point in having "bad guys" in your exercises if they are trained to do exactly what you are going to do and have the exact same equipment (read: capabilities) you do.

Here is the American version

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_84eMCnlUQ

tdayof:
Half Of Dapchi Schoolgirls Taken To Niger Republic 

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/half-of-dapchi-schoolgirls-taken-to-niger-republic.html

Can someone tell me how long after the kidnap ops started did the military get to know about it? ISR should have been deployed immediately. IMO, first response should have been immediate deployment of ISR platform. Later deployment means we will need additional Intel especially HUMINT which may not be readily available.

In as much as I praise the Nigerian military for their action and grounds towards ISWAP and BHT, it's no doubt that they really flopped. An abduction will either lead to a SWAP or ransom except you're willing to make them a statistics of collateral damages.

Just giving a alternate perspective.

What about the possibility that the military don't have the required no of isr platforms for persistent coverage.

As u will know after every flight , there is a turn around time for maintenance and pre flight checks and if there is no duplicate platform then ur not going to get the Intel required.

For a given sector , u will require 3 platforms , 1 for deployment another on standby mode and another in maintenance mode for persistent coverage and to cover for all contingencies.

nemesis4u:
Just giving a alternate perspective.

What about the possibility that the military don't have the required no of isr platforms for persistent coverage.

As u will know after every flight , there is a turn around time for maintenance and pre flight checks and if there is no duplicate platform then ur not going to get the Intel required.

For a given sector , u will require 3 platforms , 1 for deployment another on standby mode and another in maintenance mode for persistent coverage and to cover for all contingencies.

I don't even know how NAF maintenance is being done. 4-5 A-Jets were recently deployed for their search while the F-7s are in Markurdi AFB for 3 hours maintenance.

Plus they just deployed 3 ISR platforms. 2 ATR and 1 beechcraft so I doubt those aircrafts were not available to be deployed. Should take less than 30 minutes to deploy to Yobe from anywhere the ISR is being housed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD-IzjU80Ck

jakeporeshenko:
PRESS RELEASE

UPDATE ON OPERATION DEEP PUNCH II: TROOPS CLEAR MORE BOKO HARAM TERRORISTS ENCLAVES AND RECOVER ARMS

...The troops recovered a 122 millimetre gun mounted on a truck that also has an Anti-aircraft gun on it, 1 Rocket Propelled Grenade, 1 Grenade Revolver, 7 Mortar Bombs and other assorted weapons...

Good lord! Someone tell me these were just laying on the truck and not some BHT scum giving some thought and engineering skill to turning that truck into a "Super Technical"!

Indonesia has joined bad gang
http://www.janes.com/article/78147/indonesia-acquires-four-wing-loong-i-uavs-from-china

Frumentum:
Good lord! Someone tell me these were just laying on the truck and not some BHT scum giving some thought and engineering skill to turning that truck into a "Super Technical"!

BHTs like big guns


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

^^^^^
Back then in Gwoza. BHTs lose big during that operation.

Senegal has purchased Turkey's Ejder Yalçın 4x4 armoured vehicle and Ejder TOMA riot control vehicle for its' security forces.

Kenya fails to commit to acquisition of 12 Air Tractors from US

The Kenyan Air Force’s (KAF’s) plan to acquire 12 Air Tractor AT-802L counter-insurgency aircraft may have fallen through after Kenya missed two US government deadlines to enter into a binding transaction agreement with the manufacturer.

The order was publicised in January 2017, but the deal was only cleared by the US Senate Congressional Committee on Oversight later in the year. It involves the sale, by US aircraft manufacturer L3 Technologies, to Kenya of 12 armed versions of the AT-802L complete with rocket launchers, machine guns and guided bombs.

According to information from the US Government Accountability Office (GAO), the Kenyan government was required to enter into a binding transaction agreement with the vendor (L3 Technologies) before the sale could go through.

However, Nairobi has since missed two deadlines to sign the binding transaction agreement. GAO Director for Acquisition, Sourcing and Management William Woods said the deal was now being held in abeyance because Kenya missed two mutually agreed deadlines in July and September 2017.
read more http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=50841&catid=35:Aerospace&Itemid=107

jakeporeshenko:
Indonesia has joined bad gang
http://www.janes.com/article/78147/indonesia-acquires-four-wing-loong-i-uavs-from-china

You no go kee me walahi

newafricaken254:
Kenya fails to commit to acquisition of 12 Air Tractors from US

Thumbs up Kenya. That is the way to go. I was wondering what you needed those aircrafts for any way.

newafricaken254:
[b]Kenya fails to commit to acquisition of 12 Air Tractors from US

read more http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=50841&catid=35:Aerospace&Itemid=107

Is this whole deadline thing American or according to worldwide best practices ? Because they also gave FGN a January deadline to commence payment for the A-29s.
Is it a way of pressuring the buyer to commit to their conditions or perhaps there’s a more technical aspect I fail to understand

Odunayaw:
You no go kee me walahi

It’s the latest thing on the arms market now . If you don’t have killer drone “you can’t sit with us”

newafricaken254:
Kenya fails to commit to acquisition of 12 Air Tractors from US

The Kenyan Air Force’s (KAF’s) plan to acquire 12 Air Tractor AT-802L counter-insurgency aircraft may have fallen through after Kenya missed two US government deadlines to enter into a binding transaction agreement with the manufacturer.

The order was publicised in January 2017, but the deal was only cleared by the US Senate Congressional Committee on Oversight later in the year. It involves the sale, by US aircraft manufacturer L3 Technologies, to Kenya of 12 armed versions of the AT-802L complete with rocket launchers, machine guns and guided bombs.

According to information from the US Government Accountability Office (GAO), the Kenyan government was required to enter into a binding transaction agreement with the vendor (L3 Technologies) before the sale could go through.

However, Nairobi has since missed two deadlines to sign the binding transaction agreement. GAO Director for Acquisition, Sourcing and Management William Woods said the deal was now being held in abeyance because Kenya missed two mutually agreed deadlines in July and September 2017.
read more http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=50841&catid=35:Aerospace&Itemid=107

It was a bad over-priced deal from the start. Here's to hoping Kenya will pass on it!

PRESS RELEASE

RE: ALLEGED MILITARY WITHDRAWAL FROM GOVERNMENT GIRLS SCIENCE TECHNICAL COLLEGE DAPCHI AIDED TERRORISTS ATTACK

The attention of Headquarters Theatre Command Operations LAFIYA DOLE, has been drawn to a statement credited to His Excellency Alhaji (Dr) Ibrahim Gaidam, Executive Governor of Yobe State, currently circulating in the media, in which he reportedly alleged that the withdrawal of the military was responsible for the recent suspected Boko Haram terrorists' attack and abduction of female students from Government Girls Science Technical College in Dapchi . This allegation is not only unfortunate, but also very far from the truth

Although this Headquarters will not attempt to join in any blame game, it is very expedient to set the record straight for the benefit of posterity. In carrying out its mandate to counter terrorism and insurgency in north eastern Nigeria, Operation Lafiya Dole has been alive to its responsibilities vis a vis the fight against Boko Haram insurgents.
Several communities and Local Governments that were hitherto under siege of the insurgents have been liberated and the insurgents pushed out .

While troops continue to trail and decimate the remnants of the insurgents in the hinterlands, the security of the liberated communities and towns fall in the hands of the sister security agencies. The recent dislodgement and further decimation of the insurgents from their enclaves in the Sambisa and the Lake Chad Islands are testimonials to the effective operations of troops against the insurgents.

Additionally, troops are regularly conducting long range patrols, raids and ambushes to canalise and take out fleeing insurgents. Given all these efforts, it is very astonishing and shocking that such unfortunate comment and allegation is been touted against the loyal and dedicated troops of Operation Lafiya Dole.

Contrary to the comments being circulated, troops earlier deployed in Dapchi were redeployed to reinforce troops at Kanama following attacks on troops' location at the Nigerian - Nigerien border. This was on the premise that Dapchi has been relatively calm and peaceful and the security of Dapchi town was formally handed over to the Nigeria Police Division located in the town. Troops' redeployment was therefore done in tandem with the exigencies of operation and not as misconstrued.
It is thus obligatory, to state that the allegation reportedly attributed to the Governor of Yobe state is misleading and misinforming.

We reiterate our commitment and determination to carrying out our mandate to fight Boko Haram terrorists in the north east. We also implore members of the public to continue to support us with credible information on the whereabouts of the Boko Haram terrorists.

We would also like to assure the parents, government and the good people of Yobe State and indeed members of the public that we will not rest on our oars in the search and rescue of the abducted school girls and any other persons held captive by the terrorists.

Col Onyema Nwachukwu
Deputy Director Public Relations
Theatre Command Operation Lafiya Dole

TROOPS ARREST SUSPECTED KIDNAPPERS AND KILLERS OF LATE HONOURABLE HOSEA IBI
Troops of 23 Bde deployed Wukari on EX AYEM AKPATUMA and team of Department of State Service from Jalingo conducted a cordon and search within Takum on Saturday 24 February 2018. During the Operation, three (3) suspects were arrested in connection of the kidnapping and murdering of Honourable Hosea Ibi, a member of Taraba State House of Assembly and Mr Chidiebere who was later released after the ransom was paid. The suspects are Jaka Ejukun (24years), Peter Isaga (33years) and Arachukwu Bedforth (21years)
In a followed up investigation, a raid operation was conducted on Sunday 25 February 2018 by the combined team of own troops and Department of State Services in Gbise, Kastina Ala LGA where more arrests were made. During the operation the following suspects were arrested at various locations. They are Isaiah Suwe (23 years) a Tiv by tribe from Lessel Ushongo LGA of Benue State, Amadu Barnarbas Torva (aka Atamanin) (23 years) from Gbise Kastina Ala LGA of Benue State, Aondi Teroo (21 years), Nengenen Mbaawuaga Damian (22 years), Aondoase Kayitor (18 years) and Ternenge Tersoo (19 years). Consequently, a total of 9 persons have been arrested in the kidnapping and murdering of Honourable Hosea Ibi.
One of the suspects Amadu Barnabas Torva, participated actively in kidnapping and murdering of Honourable Hosea Ibi. Items recovered from him include, 3 Glo sim cards, 3 MTN sim cards, 2 Etisalat sim cards, 1 Airtel sim card, One Gionee Android phone, 3 Techno dual sim phones and his voter’s card. Other items include, 1 First Bank ATM cards without name on it with number 5061051125350935375, 1 vigilante identity card with Taraba State Command belonging to one Mr Moses Yaro suspected to be a previous victim of the gang and flash drive. Suspects are presently in own custody undergoing Department of State Service interrogation.
The general public is advice to remain vigilant and report movement and activities of criminals promptly to the nearest security agency.
You are kindly requested to disseminate this information to the general public through your medium. Thanks for your usual cooperation.

KO OGUNSANYA
Colonel
Deputy Director Army Public Relations

Today, Brig-Gen. SK Usman usher in the new Army spokesperson, Brig-Gen. Jude Texas Chukwu, as he proceeds to Kuru, Jos, on another pursuit in a well merited slot at the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies to qualify for the prestigious “MNI” to add to his well decorated chest full of medals of excellence. Gen. Kukasheka will be remembered for his meticulous and highly professional approach as the Army spokesperson.

His visibility and accessibility as the Army spokesperson has opened a new door in public relations between the public and the Nigerian Army. Sure, we will miss his humility and simplicity which helped in no small measure to reduce the gap of communication between the Army and the public.



His remarks:

REMARKS BY BRIGADIER GENERAL SK USMAN FSS MSS GOM RNS FNIPR BA (Hons) MA OUTGOING DIRECTOR ARMY PUBLIC RELATIONS AT HANDING AND TAKING OVER CEREMONY OF THE COMMAND OF THE DIRECTORATE OF ARMY PUBLIC REALTIONS AT THE ARMY HEADQUARTERS CONFERENCE ROOM ABUJA ON MONDAY 26TH FEBRUARY 2018

Protocol:

-The Acting Director, Defence Information. Brig Gen John Agim.
-The incoming Director Army Public Relations, Brig Gen Jude Texas Chukwu.
-The newly appointed Commandant Nigerian Army School of Public Relations and Information (NASPRI) Col Mustapha Anka.
-The Chief of Staff, Directorate of Army Public Relations Col AA Yusuf.
-Deputy Directors of Army Public Relations and the various spokesmen of Joint Task Forces.
-Principal Staff Officers of the Headquarters Directorate of Army Public Relations.
-Assistant Directors of Army Public Relations here present.
-Officers, Soldiers and Civilian Staff of the Directorate of Army Public Relations.
-Distinguished Invited Guests.
-Gentlemen of the Press.
-Ladies and Gentlemen.

1. It gives me great joy and a feeling of nostalgia to welcome you all to this great and historic occasion of the formal Handing and Taking over ceremony of the command of the Directorate of Army Public Relations between my humble self, and the newly appointed Director of Army Public Relations, my very good friend and brother, Brigadier General Jude Texas Chukwu. Indeed, I am highly honoured and delighted by the large turn out of the personnel of the Directorate of Army Public Relations and above all, the esteemed presence of our colleagues; the Defence Correspondents, who have remained resolute in their tasks of reporting the activities of the Nigerian Army.

2. Today marks yet another chapter and turning point in the history of the Directorate of Army Public Relations and indeed, the Nigerian Army. I have been the acting Director and later Director, Army Public Relations since 30th January 2015. Within the period, I did my utmost best in managing the affairs of the Directorate and also transformed Public Relations practice in the Nigerian Army to an enviable height. Similarly, the Directorate has recorded some modest achievements all geared towards repositioning the Directorate to accomplish the vision of the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General TY Buratai, which is "To have a professionally responsive Nigerian Army in the discharge of its constitutional roles". In conformity with the evolving trend in Information Communication Technology, efforts were made towards digitalizing military Public Relations practice, to reposition the Directorate in supporting the Nigerian Army in its determination of being the professional body that is responsive in the discharge of its constitutional roles. This was done through the effective utilization of the highly skilled, professional human resources of the Directorate as well, as purchase of modern tools, high end computer systems, video cameras, still-photo cameras, dubbing/editing machines, photocopiers and office furniture. Other efforts includes the securing of a tied down accommodation for the DAPR, production and broadcast of documentaries as well as short video and audio clips. The production of SOJA Magazine was timely and promptly distributed to formations and units. Most importantly, training was accorded priority to enhance capacity development in line with the Army Headquarters training directive. We effectively partnered with our allies the conventional media well as the emerging new media by establishment of Facebook, Youtube and Twitter accounts that facilitate the dissemination of information on the Nigerian Army activities thus interacting with general public.

3. The Directorate's quarterly study period was sustained and reinvigorated with the integration of the annual media week organized by Nigerian Army School of Public Relations (NASPRI). The participation by personnel and the Defence correspondents was novel idea with valuable lessons learned from resource persons and participants. I am glad to state that with the support and unflinching dedication to duty by the Officers, Soldiers and Civilian Staff, we have succeeded in enhancing and sustaining a reputable image for the Nigerian Army. I therefore charge my successor, Brig Gen Jude Chukwu, to consider a more robust employment of the prospects afforded by the Social Media vis-a-vis the traditional media with a view to maximizing the gains made so far towards projection and enhancing he image of the Nigerian Army.

4. Let me at this juncture express my immense gratitude to the Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General TY Buratai, for his strategic direction, immeasurable support and encouragement to this Directorate. Whatever success we recorded in the Directorate of Army Public Relations, could not have been possible without support of the Chief of Army Staff. During my tour of duty, I enjoyed tremendous support, cooperation and encouragement of the Principal Staff Officers, Corps Commanders, General Officers Commanding and other senior Officers of the Nigerian Army, I thank them all. The immeasurable support and cooperation from the highly dedicated officers and soldiers of the Nigerian Army made the job easier and I remain very grateful. The million followers of our social media accounts greatly enhanced our performance, I thank them all. Similarly, our success would not have been possible without the various Defence Correspondents, Editors, News managers and Directors and indeed, the management of the various media houses too numerous to mention here, that constantly cover, report and give the Nigerian Army activities widest publicity. I am indeed most grateful. I implore you to extend that hand of support and understanding to my successor, Brig Gen Jude Chukwu, who is a seasoned senior military officer and public relations practitioner.

5. Today I feel happy and very proud that I am leaving for the prestigious National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) as participant of Senior Executive Course 40 (SEC 40). This is because of the immense benefits of the course and the fact that my nomination to attend the highly coveted course was clear mark of recognition of my performance as Director Army Public Relations which is aimed at enhancing my knowledge and capacity and further reposition me for higher responsibilities during the remaining part of my years of Service in the Nigerian Army and beyond. I am indeed very grateful to the Chief of Army Staff for this great privilege and opportunity.

6. My years of service as the Director Army Public Relations was a mixture of excitement, challenges and adventures. The combination of these brought out the best in me in service delivery, media relations and information management. I must say that the experience and knowledge acquired would continue to be cherished. Working with the highly dedicated, loyal and wonderful officers, soldiers and civilian staff of the Directorate of Army Public Relations as Director has been a great learning and rewarding experience.
7. The media has been most invaluable partners in progress that helped in making the management of information and image of the Nigerian Army the most exciting aspect of my career. Through their constant reportage, criticisms and keeping eyes on our activities not only helped in publicizing our activities but also repositioned the Nigerian Army as one of the key pillars in the defence architecture of our great nation.

8. I am leaving here today fulfilled and well equipped to face the challenges of the course and the future. It is great to be part of this team of professionals working along with them at close range. I fervently implore you to please extend your hand of fellowship to the incoming Director Army Public Relations, Brig Gen Jude Texas Chukwu to enable him give the best to the Nigerian Army and the nation.

9. Thank you and God bless.

PRESS RELEASE

TROOPS ARRESTS SUSPECTED CULTISTS AND CATTLE RUSTLERS AT KATSINA ALA

Troops of 707 Special Forces Brigade conducting EXERCISE AYEM AKPATUMA arrested 5 suspected cultists on Sunday 25 February 2018 at Katsina Ala local government area of Benue State. Priliminary investigation conducted revealed that
the suspects were said to be students of College of Education, Katsina Ala who were about to be initiated as new members. Troops acted on credible information followed by raid operations which led to their arrest.
The suspects arrested are, Mr Dennis Victor Terfa, Mr Emmanuel Daniel Akpagher, Mr Akuse Jacob Aondongu, Mr Kpo Isaac and Mr Idika Kelechi.

Similarly troops operating at Sector C of same Exercise carried out cordon and search operations at Ukum Local Government Area which also led to the arrest of gun runners and cattle rustler. Among the suspects arrested is a 55 year old weapon Instructor, Mr Samuel Gaza, who is a member of the Livestock Guard confessed to have been rustling cows for over 4 years before he was recruited by the state government,while Mr Jato Aontoseer, confess that he is a gun runner, Mr Avaatyough Aontoseer is a weapon fabricator.
Items recovered are: one Fabrique National rifle, 3 Fabrique National and AK 47 magazines, one locally made pistol, 3 dane guns, 4 mobile phones and one axe, military belt, lanyard and a beret, charms, some quantity of indian hemp.
The Nigerian Army therefore requested law abiding citizens to go about their lawful businesses and provide timely information that will assist the Army in the successful conduct of the exercise.

You are please requested to disseminate this information to the general public through your reputable medium. Thank you for your usual cooperation in this regards.

Major OLABISI OLEKAN AYENI
Assistant Director Army Public Relations

UPDATE ON EXERCISE AYEM AKPATUMA : TROOPS ARREST HERDSMEN WHILE DESTROYING FARMLAND AT TSE - TIGIR AND TSE-NDUGH VILLAGE

The effort of the Nigerian Army to fish out criminals and protect farmlands in Benue State and it environ on the ongoing EXERCISE AYEM AKPATUMA is yielding tremendous result as troops of Sector 1 Sub-Sector A, deployed at Yelwata while on routine patrol arrested 10 herdsmen destroying farmland at Tse-Tigir and Tse-Ndugh villages on Monday 26 February 2018. While in the act of destroying the farmland the herdsmen sighted the aggressive troops and fled into the Bush. The determine troops pursued and arrest them.

Items recovered were : 5 motorcycle, 2 machetes, some assorted charms and the sum of One Hundred and Twenty Thousand Naira (N 120,000:00) only. Suspect and items were handed over to the Nigerian Police for further necessary action.

The Nigerian Army is determine to fish out criminals and recover weapons use in killing innocent citizens. Therefore the public is please requested to cooperate and support the Army on the ongoing exercise.

You are please requested to disseminate the information to the general public.

Brigadier General Texas Chukwu.

Director Army Public Relations

BREAKING: 8 Nigerian Soldiers Missing, 3 Wounded During Boko Haram Terrorists Ambush On Damboa Road In Borno State

Eight soldiers are missing, while three others were injured when Boko Haram members ambushed troops on the Damboa-Sabon Gari Road in Borno State on Monday. Military sources told SaharaReporters that one Army gun truck was also taken away by the sect's members. According to sources, the injured soldiers have been moved to a medical facility in Biu for treatment.





http://saharareporters.com/2018/02/26/breaking-8-nigerian-soldiers-missing-3-wounded-during-boko-haram-terrorists-ambush-damboa

KENYA AIR FORCE'S PILOTS, ENGINEERS MENTOR ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL'S AVIATION CLUB

By Sergeant Sarah Mwende : Photos by Sergeant Dudley Muchangi

Kenya Air Force (KAF) pilots and aeronautical engineers on Saturday, 17th February 2018, visited Alliance High School in Kiambu County on an Aviation Mentorship Program. The officers were responding to an invitation by the school's Aviation Club.

The officers gave their experiences from the time they were trained to the time they graduated as fully qualified pilots in their various fields.

Captain Sally Sabala who is an instructor at Flight Training School and also a Fighter Jet Pilot at KAF elaborated her work experience where she pointed out that she is a fully qualified commercial pilot. She insisted that to be a pilot you need to have qualified in mathematics, physics, geography and languages. She also shared her experience in 2016 which was her first fly past during the Jamhuri Day celebration. She also explained passionately how she uses her plane as a weapon.

Under the same platform Lieutenant Phoebe Kavola who is a Heavy Lift Chopper Pilot and a holder of Bachelors’ in Military Science from Kenyatta University explained to the students her training which took determination and hard work stating advantages of flying in KAF saying it’s a conducive flying environment, you get opportunities to travel to different countries, you fly with other pilots who have vast experience in operation areas, you feel the pride of flying and being in uniform and the most important, service to the Nation.

Other officers who shared their experiences were Captain Jezrel Zau, who is an Aeronautical Engineer at KAF, Lieutenant Evans Cheruyot who is a transport pilot at KAF, and Lieutenant Duncan Mburu who pilots an AH-1F Cobra attack helicopter.

Captain Sabala gave the final remarks as they presented the Aviation club with a gift.

“The Commander KAF is passionate about the Alliance Aviation Club and wishes they would start a library. For this reason, he gifts them with a book on the Aviation History of Kenya.” She said.

KENYA AIR FORCE'S PILOTS, ENGINEERS MENTOR ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL'S AVIATION CLUB

Breaking; Troops rescue 1,127 hostages from Boko Haram — Nigerian Military


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/nnorth-east/259991-troops-rescue-1127-hostages-boko-haram-nigerian-military.html

Comprehensive Military Operation
# Sinai _ 2018

More....

Important | Stay tuned for the latest video of the Egyptian Army's capabilities in the coming days: Egyptian Military force _ WAR SURVIVAL | Egypt military power - war of survival HD HD
To watch previous versions "Egyptian Military force - message to the world":


First part;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTlYQg465fs


2nd part;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nnrbm6Aw4LY

This Dapchi kidnap shows that Nigerian military learn nothing from the experience of Chibok and Buni Yadi.

Aside that, Buhari recently collected 1billion dollars approximately 364 Billion Naira to combat Boko Haram.

Yet, Boko Haram came with 12 trucks, abducts 110 young Girls and drove hundreds of miles away.

No drone to track them, no Military check points, no quick response teams... Just the helpless young girls in the hands of the Terrorists.

And yet, the Police and the Army are there busy trading blames about who should have protected the area.

The Army and Police Service Chiefs should be held accountable.

Its a clear failure of Intelligence, Misappropriation of Human Resources, and lack of foresight.

I *strongly* believe that the two Service Chiefs deserves the hammer.
Its high time we started holding people responsible in cases like this... So as to keep future Service Chiefs on top of their game.