Odunayaw:
I normally would expect DIA assets to be scattered along the tri-border of Niger,Chad & Ngr
Furthermore,There are indications some pockets of areas within the AOR has terrorist presence/activity (the Army is just so stretched). But I tell you, this war won't be won until some/all those affected (especially the common man) contribute to the war effort

newafricaken254:
it seems boko haram mobility isn't unhindered considering its use of technicals during the attack,especially in daylight

Odunayaw:
I have a feeling the purchase was based on relationship rather an actual capability. but then the Yabhon isn't a bad platform either. I just worry about munitions

jakeporeshenko:

Exactly the only thing that actually matters at the end of the day is results. The CH-5 is much more capable with a larger payload and longer endurance, probably carries more advanced and accurate missiles too.

newafricaken254:
AMISOM & Somali national security forces evacuate flood victims in Belet Weyne. They evacuated more than 10,000 marooned by the raging floods. Residents of Belet Weyne are among the worst hit, leaving many homeless and others moving to higher ground

tdayof:



The Chinese should donate some military hardwares to us too. I gave seen their goodwill to other countries but e never reach here.

CaptainStephen:
Now 707 Special Forces Brigade

tdayof:


Not only about being over stretched. These guys are taking it in a gradual way.

Just look at this damn ISIS. It took the US less than two months to invade Iraq. Why not replicate these things in insurgency?

Concerning Nigeria, I have always said it until the military can make sure all liberated areas cannot be accessed by bokoharam then we're making huge success.

My opinion, all liberated areas should be handed over to the dss with military presence as protections too. The DSS and NPF team can now raid areas where suspected bokoharam elements maybe hiding. This should be done on a regular basis and then success will be achieved.

With this, bokoharam will be pushed back. Cutting off liberated areas from BHT territory means their fuel supply will be cut short, etc.

The strategy needs to be reviewed. I remember there was a time our troops came under regular ambush. This happened frequently then where military convoy was been ambushed regularly but the military seems to have changed strategy and also adapt to bokoharm ways.

jakeporeshenko:
I hope this aircraft is unveiled at NAF day alongside the dauphins and hinds repaired at NAF base PH

Henry240:

Which aircraft is that?

jakeporeshenko:
I hope this aircraft is unveiled at NAF day alongside the dauphins and hinds repaired at NAF base PH

Josfactz:
is that mig21 behind

jakeporeshenko:
ALFS

Odunayaw:
in the video, I clearly heard one of the rappellers is female

jakeporeshenko:
I hope this aircraft is unveiled at NAF day alongside the dauphins and hinds repaired at NAF base PH

tdayof:


Not only about being over stretched. These guys are taking it in a gradual way.

Just look at this damn ISIS. It took the US less than two months to invade Iraq. Why not replicate these things in insurgency?

Concerning Nigeria, I have always said it until the military can make sure all liberated areas cannot be accessed by bokoharam then we're making huge success.

My opinion, all liberated areas should be handed over to the dss with military presence as protections too. The DSS and NPF team can now raid areas where suspected bokoharam elements maybe hiding. This should be done on a regular basis and then success will be achieved.

With this, bokoharam will be pushed back. Cutting off liberated areas from BHT territory means their fuel supply will be cut short, etc.

The strategy needs to be reviewed. I remember there was a time our troops came under regular ambush. This happened frequently then where military convoy was been ambushed regularly but the military seems to have changed strategy and also adapt to bokoharm ways.

Josfactz:
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bidex111:



Are you saying these picture is taken in NAF Base PH..

Josfactz:
is that mig21 behind

Josfactz:
is that mig21 behind

Henry240:

Which aircraft is that?