Tunisian police , VAB

Egypt have finished building locally the second Gowind 2500 corvet .

T 90 S Algeria

Algerian1:
..more M1A1 for morocco and news about futur M1A2S upgrade

I don't know why U.S won't sale this kind of tanks to us

A Tribute written for the Nigerian Soldier..

Their War, Our Peace.

show support for our servicemen.....

A poem Written by Akinlolu Akinola (Twitter: @omoakin77)....

https://www.africanmilitaryblog.com/2018/09/exclusive-tribute-to-the-nigerian-soldier

Field0Marshall:

I don't know why U.S won't sale this kind of tanks to us

Do we seem interested at all? If the us are not selling we can easily buy T72 from Russia they have thousands in reserve and upgrade them

barineh:


Do we seem interested at all? If the us are not selling we can easily buy T72 from Russia they have thousands in reserve and upgrade them

The Nigerian government doesn't seem to have the political will to end this problem.

There has been no proper re-armament of the Nigerian army since Jonathan left office.

Heard Nigerian soldiers have started running away again from boko haram.
Leaving ALL weapons,armour, ammuition & hardware to Shekau.
Under the lifeless C-In-C Muhammadu Buhari
When it is time to python dance on bloody civilians in the SE, they will have power.
Bloody COWARDS.


After Buhari looted 1 billion dollars to re-arm the soldiers.
Weapons we no see, money we no see.
Mr Integrity my hair-riddled ass.

And they keep tellin us how service chiefs stole money under Jonathan. Yet no service chief and no NSA has been convicted in a court of law.
Nonsense & Ingredients.

careful, they will soon call you a "jerk off troll".
These guys don't like views which oppose theirs.
Either you repeat their talking points, either you are a "troll".

rugged7:
Heard Nigerian soldiers have started running away again from boko haram.
Leaving ALL weapons,armour, ammuition & hardware to Shekau.
Under the lifeless C-In-C Muhammadu Buhari
When it is time to python dance on bloody civilians in the SE, they will have power.
Bloody COWARDS.


After Buhari looted 1 billion dollars to re-arm the soldiers.
Weapons we no see, money we no see.
Mr Integrity my hair-riddled ass.

And they keep tellin us how service chiefs stole money under Jonathan. Yet no service chief and no NSA has been convicted in a court of law.
Nonsense & Ingredients.

They ALL know me very well.

I don't do cover ups , ass kissing or brook any nonsense.

I will call it as it is.

Anybody who doesn't like it can sukk my big, black hairy testicles.

prolog2:
careful, they will soon call you a "jerk off troll".
These guys don't like views which oppose theirs.
Either you repeat their talking points, either you are a "troll".

M60 A3-TTS morocco for a chinese film

rugged7:
Heard Nigerian soldiers have started running away again from boko haram.
Leaving ALL weapons,armour, ammuition & hardware to Shekau.
Under the lifeless C-In-C Muhammadu Buhari
When it is time to python dance on bloody civilians in the SE, they will have power.
Bloody COWARDS.


After Buhari looted 1 billion dollars to re-arm the soldiers.
Weapons we no see, money we no see.
Mr Integrity my hair-riddled ass.

And they keep tellin us how service chiefs stole money under Jonathan. Yet no service chief and no NSA has been convicted in a court of law.
Nonsense & Ingredients.

Careful these table you are shaking dude......

rugged7:
They ALL know me very well.

I don't do cover ups , ass kissing or brook any nonsense.

I will call it as it is.

Anybody who doesn't like it can sukk my big, black hairy testicles.

bro...

Algerian1:
M60 A3-TTS morocco for a chinese film

which movie is that?

bidexii, i go shake am.

Anybody wey wan fall, make i'm fall.

I've had enough of all the buhari ass kissing.

Me too, my own head no correct.-

No be today people don dey tell me say i be madman.

I know that one since.

Pictures from the boko haram attack at Zari town where 48 Nigerian soldiers died. There is a picture of a captured Nigerian soldier.
May God punish boko haram a thousand fold and may he also punish the Nigerian leadership from buhari to the service chiefs who refuse to provide adequate intelligence, armoury, aircraft and know how to end this insurgency once and for all time.
Nobody can convince me that certain military heirachy and political elements around buhari including the lifeless one himself is not benefiting from the continuation of this insurgency.
While the ordinary soldiers are dying like rats.
A pox on all Nigerian leaders.

bidexiii:


Careful these table you are shaking dude......

What is the rank of that captured soldier ?
His grey hair makes me think he might be a senior officer.

rugged7:
bidexii, i go shake am.

Anybody wey wan fall, make i'm fall.

I've had enough of all the buhari ass kissing.

Me too, my own head no correct.-

No be today people don dey tell me say i be madman.

I know that one since.

Pictures from the boko haram attack at Zari town where 48 Nigerian soldiers died. There is a picture of a captured Nigerian soldier.
May God punish boko haram a thousand fold and may he also punish the Nigerian leadership from buhari to the service chiefs who refuse to provide adequate intelligence, armoury, aircraft and know how to end this insurgency once and for all time.
Nobody can convince me that certain military heirachy and political elements around buhari including the lifeless one himself is not benefiting from the continuation of this insurgency.
While the ordinary soldiers are dying like rats.
A pox on all Nigerian leaders.

Henry240:

The Nigerian government doesn't seem to have the political will to end this problem.

There has been no proper re-armament of the Nigerian army since Jonathan left office.

Real Talk

Probably a senior NCO.

The senior commissioned officers would have raced back to an air conditioned ofice in maiduguri.

prolog2:
What is the rank of that captured soldier ?
His grey hair makes me think he might be a senior officer.

krattoss:
which movie is that?

Operation red sea , they usee moroccan tanks , vehicles



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

MINUSMA Mali

rugged7:
bidexii, i go shake am.

Anybody wey wan fall, make i'm fall.

I've had enough of all the buhari ass kissing.

Me too, my own head no correct.-
Pppp
No be today people don dey tell me say i be madman.

I know that one since.

Pictures from the boko haram attack at Zari town where 48 Nigerian soldiers died. There is a picture of a captured Nigerian soldier.
May God punish boko haram a thousand fold and may he also punish the Nigerian leadership from buhari to the service chiefs who refuse to provide adequate intelligence, armoury, aircraft and know how to end this insurgency once and for all time.
Nobody can convince me that certain military heirachy and political elements around buhari including the lifeless one himself is not benefiting from the continuation of this insurgency.
While the ordinary soldiers are dying like rats.
A pox on all Nigerian leaders.

God what a brave soldier, his even smiling . Only God knows how many horrible things he as seen in the North East theatre.

Definitely he will be slaughtered by these God forsaken creatures. @rugged these was like last two weeks right

This makes me wonder why even border to take terrorists as prisoners.
Why not just shoot the bastards once they are at range, regardless of their status ?
I am almost sure that the israeli, the turk, the americans, the brits and all don't take many prisoners when fighting agaisnt terrorists.
It makes no sense that once a nigerian soldier is captured, he would be beheaded, but once a terrorist is captured he would be fed, clothed and either given back as ransom or pardonned...
The risk for the soldiers seems far superior to that for the terrorists.
Just imagine yourself armed with a wooden sword while fighting a guy armed with a kitana.

bidexiii:



God what a brave soldier, his even smiling . Only God knows how many horrible things he as seen in the North East theatre.

Definitely he will be slaughtered by these God forsaken creatures. @rugged these was like last two weeks right

MBT 2000 (Type 90-II) , moroccan army


54 received in 2012 from china

EE-11 Urutu . , tunisian army


18 in service

Yeah. Na so I hear.

I'm really fed up.

Who actually trains these soldiers on base defence, base intelligence & QRF support?

How easy would it be to rush QRF in transport helicopters and surround a boko haram unit attacking a FOB? With UAV overflight surveillance

By now, these techniques should have been perfected.

bidexiii:



God what a brave soldier, his even smiling . Only God knows how many horrible things he as seen in the North East theatre.

Definitely he will be slaughtered by these God forsaken creatures. @rugged these was like last two weeks right

rugged7:
Yeah. Na so I hear.

I'm really fed up.

Who actually trains these soldiers on base defence, base intelligence & QRF support?

How easy would it be to rush QRF in transport helicopters and surround a boko haram unit attacking a FOB? With UAV overflight surveillance

By now, these techniques should have been perfected.

so of the BHT are even putting on corpses boot.

rugged7:
Yeah. Na so I hear.

I'm really fed up.

Who actually trains these soldiers on base defence, base intelligence & QRF support?

How easy would it be to rush QRF in transport helicopters and surround a boko haram unit attacking a FOB? With UAV overflight surveillance

By now, these techniques should have been perfected.

Video link please

It's sad how such thing seem to delight some people, our soldiers died, our soldiers, but that doesn't seem to matter to some.
Some sad person just posted comments on here with a laughing emoji, like really? next to comments about our troops being attacked or running from the enemy, this is sad.
I'm not sure what's so funny about it, i don't get that. Bad leadership or not, those boys fighting and dying there are doing it for our country, least we could do is show some respect and honor their sacrifice, not laugh about it.
How freaking pathetic

^^^^^^^^^^^^yet an other guy who thinks nigeria is america, in nigeria there is no such thing as "thank you for your service" and there is also no such thing as "service". Soldiers join the force for the pay or for the power or the prestige.

Another slowpoke who wanna think for me, i know exactly where and what Nigeria is.
It's idiotic, if it's not in our culture to thank our troops for their service, is it too late to start? What the Fvk are some of these guys talking about?
I'm done here. damn, it's like having to reason with idiots
I mean, what's funny about losing troops or territory to the enemy, grow the F up
Each time the military have a set back or major loses, some fools will pop up here and gloat about it, like why does that make anyone happy?
The leadership of country might not care, but we have soldiers fighting and dying there, they do have loved ones, so even if you hate the President, show some gratitude to the soldiers for the hell they are going thru over there. Not a big ask

E pain u abi?
Those IPOB and Shiites killed by the military also had families.
I didn't hear you sympathizing or complaining about their murder by the military.
Justice is important for everyone.
God help us all as we seek a better and restructured equitable Nigeria that allows space for peace unity and progress.

Sizzorkay:
Another slowpoke who wanna think for me, i know exactly where and what Nigeria is.
It's idiotic, if it's not in our culture to thank our troops for their service, is it too late to start? What the Fvk are some of these guys talking about?
I'm done here. damn, it's like having to reason with idiots
I mean, what's funny about losing troops or territory to the enemy, grow the F up
Each time the military have a set back or major loses, some fools will pop up here and gloat about it, like why does that make anyone happy?
The leadership of country might not care, but we have soldiers fighting and dying there, they do have loved ones, so even if you hate the President, show some gratitude to the soldiers for the hell they are going thru over there. Not a big ask

Borno attack: Survivors recount near-death experience

Sep 10 2018 - 8:22

Nigerian troops

Survivors of Saturday’s attack by Boko Haram in Gudumbale, Guzamala Local Government Area in Borno, have recounted their  near death ordeal during the incident.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that scores of insurgents in gun trucks and various caliber of arms, stormed the town and attacked a military base, a battle that lasted for about 12 hours.

Some of the survivors who spoke to NAN after finding their  way to Maiduguri on Sunday evening, expressed different feelings over the incident

Hajja Bintu Bukar, 33-year old mother of three, said the insurgents held them hostages for several hours and continued shooting throughout the period.

 “I cannot describe the type of shock I went through. I was waiting to hear them brake into our home and kill us. They were chanting Alhahu Akhbar amidst sporadic shootings from a very close range.

“We all got down on the floor for fear of stray bullets. They continued shooting untill around 3 a.m..

That was when we escaped and started running. I held my three children very close because it was dark at that time. I also found five other children belonging to my naighbour who fled away and held them close.

“We trekked more than 20 kilometres where some vehicle conveying other IDPs assisted us to Gajiram. It was from there that we came here in Maiduguri.

I am yet to hear from my husband uptill now. I am still in shock. I never want to go back to Gajiram. We are not safe.

Modu Bukar, who escaped with his goat, said  he couldn’t run away because he was taking care of his two aged grand parents.

Bukar said that when he realised the criminals were not targetting civilians, he decided to lock himself with his parents with a padlock so they would not come into the home.

“They left the town after several hours. They were chanting “Munkama garinsu gabadaya” which means we have taken over the town completely.

The rains of bullet suddenly stopped but we were advised to remain in the house. At that time we knew that the military had also left the place because they fought nonstop for almost 12 hours.

“On Saturday, they came back to the town again and started shooting. At that time I assumed that they came after civilians.

So I left my parents and ran away. I trekked a distance of 7 kilometres through the plantation and found my self in Gajiram where I took a transport and returned to Maiduguri this evening.

Ahmed Usman, another victim who expressed the same sentiment said that most of the soldiers were not on ground when the sounds of shootings stoped.

“The brigade commander had visited the town with assitional troops but the people were still in the fear of the unknown.

“We have been there for almost three months. I am willing to go back if the military can provide additional forces to protect us.

“Many of our people are farmers and they have invested alot in this year’s farming in the area. But we have no choice than to wait untill total peace is restored.

“We are here as elders of the community to make preparation to return our people to Bakkassi IDPs camp.

“We have contacted our secretary of local gocernment and we fixed a date for Monday so that those who escaped and are still on the way could arrive Maiduguri and join other IDPs.

“We therefore urge the government to make the neccesary preparations for food, shelter and even clothing as we ran out of the town with nothing and many may not be willing to go back to the town again,”he said.

Brig.-Gen. Texas Chukwu, Director Army Public Relations, had earlier disclosed in Maiduguri that combined troops of 82 Division Task Force Brigade and 158 Task Force Battalion conducting Counter Insurgency Operations in North Eastern Nigeria, had encountered the insurgents in Gudumbali but successfully repelled the attack.

“The encounter took place when the insurgents attacked the community, set some buildings ablaze and quickly withdrew from the community. However, no human casualty was  recorded in the encounter.”

The Chief of Defence Staff, Gabriel Olonisakin; Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai; Chief of Air Staff, Sadique Abubakar, and other principal military officers met with Theartre Commamder, Maj.-Gen. Abba Dikko,  at the Military Control and Command Centre in Maiduguri over the attack.

The outcome of the meeting was not made public, as the military chief declined to comment on the incident.

But sources close to the Army Chiefs said they were briefed on the various onongoing operations, adding that they were deeply concerned over the spate of attack in the northeast.

It was gathered that the meeting reviewed the operations and re-strategised for onslaught against Boko Haram terrorists, especially in Borno North and the Lake Chad region.