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Nigerian Army patrol unit MRAP gunner

1 Nigerian Navy SOF. Deep ground reconnaissance unit
2 NAF EC-135 dropping off personnel at a base.

Nigerian Airforce infantry soldier in the NE

NN SBS maritime reaction unit during a HELOCAST training exercise.

Uncouth:
Chad, Somalia, DRC, Mali, Sudans, Libya, Nigeria....you know what these countries have in common? a large proportion of their countries are effectively controlled by Islamists and bandits. You should be the last people to ever throw shade at any other country

I understand your grouse and equally condemn the unabashed trolling by AskHarem, but please next time,be factual in your claims.

"A large proportion" of Nigeria is NOT "effectively" controlled by any islamist group or bandits. In the case of Nigeria,we only have insurgency in a pocket of one state in the North East(out of 37 states) and even at that, it isn't what I would term effective control. Please research your claims appropriately.

EVarn:
I understand your grouse and equally condemn the unabashed trolling by AskHarem, but please next time,be factual in your claims.

"A large proportion" of Nigeria is NOT "effectively" controlled by any islamist group or bandits. In the case of Nigeria,we only have insurgency in a pocket of one state in the North East(out of 37 states) and even at that, it isn't what I would term effective control. Please research your claims appropriately.

i was about to point that out to him

jteku:
" The CAS also used the opportunity to express the profound gratitude of the Service to the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, President Muhammadu Buhari, for the priority given to NAF’s efforts in maintaining its platforms and equipment as well as the support given to acquire new platforms such as the A-29 Super Tucano, JF-17 fighter aircraft, Mi-35M, Augusta A-109 Power and AW-139 helicopters".

why don't you just forget about those proposed acquisition?

shadowprimezero:
Nigerian Army patrol unit MRAP gunner

they are allowed to keep beard now?

MiddleDimension:
why don't you just forget about those proposed acquisition?

you're free to forget first

SANDF Pre-peacekeeping deployment training to the DRC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5ZNOTPTF4U

obonomaa:
I'm back.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uf5zeU3G4MI
new presidential SF can't get clear pics. i will keep an eye out for you guys.

great pictures you have here.

i sae it somewhere that Ghana has both soft and hard power over Nigeria. do you agree?

You must have been drinking contaminated liquor when you wrote that Chief ( joke ) They have zero power over Nigeria, I mean, give examples.
Any military can put on great parades with shinny rarely used tools and clean troops, but deploy them for a few months to a few years, then see something totally different.
Hard power in terms of Economic size? Nope.
Military? Nope
Population, no.
wealth? Not even close.
So where does that soft and hard power come from?

MiddleDimension:
great pictures you have here.

i sae it somewhere that Ghana has both soft and hard power over Nigeria. do you agree?

Sizzorkay:
You must have been drinking contaminated liquor when you wrote that Chief ( joke ) They have zero power over Nigeria, I mean, give examples.
Any military can put on great parades with shinny rarely used tools and clean troops, but deploy them for a few months to a few years, then see something totally different.
Hard power in terms of Economic size? Nope.
Military? Nope
Population, no.
wealth? Not even close.
So where does that soft and hard power come from?

Baba, by now you should be avoiding some posts especially when you see the first two letters of their monikers

MiddleDimension:
great pictures you have here.

i sae it somewhere that Ghana has both soft and hard power over Nigeria. do you agree?

How...... even our police airwing is kinda better than their airforce #DoYouAgree

Sizzorkay:
You must have been drinking contaminated liquor when you wrote that Chief ( joke ) They have zero power over Nigeria, I mean, give examples.
Any military can put on great parades with shinny rarely used tools and clean troops, but deploy them for a few months to a few years, then see something totally different.
Hard power in terms of Economic size? Nope.
Military? Nope
Population, no.
wealth? Not even close.
So where does that soft and hard power come from?

perhaps cultural influence: food, fashion, music, language, movies, diaspora, etc

MiddleDimension:
perhaps cultural influence: food, fashion, music, language, movies, diaspora, etc

Aaahhh food them nor reach....in Movie Nigeria has the second biggest film industry in the world...in fact I nor wan argue

saengine:
You cannot call something that you've never tested a bomb. The SA program was limited to crude nuclear technology, hence they say it would have been similar to Hiroshima or Nagasaki....40 years after the fact.

It was a vast project yes, with lots of technical information that needed to be "dismantled" but not operational or even tested nuclear weapons.

Must say I've never read any foreign government or investigative piece that even suggested we did not have nuclear technology and atom bombs, from friendly and unfriendly sources.

I also don't understand what's wrong with the delivery method or type of bomb? Most people are killed with knives, invented 1000's of years ago, yet they still kill.

Mix of South African Pathfinder and infantry recce platoon on escort duty in the DRC

1 Reconnaissance Commando HALO jump in 1985

So I am just sitting there in the house after eating breakfast watching BBC, then its time for BBC-Hardtalk and guess who is the guest Mia Khalifa!!! now i'm stuck in a dilemma, I wanna watch but I also don't wanna hear anything bad... Luckily its wasn't a 'bad' interview. Guess what was my next google search after the interview as over (Rhetorical question)

Namibian Special forces at the Just ended Heroes day parade

gottfried21:
Namibian Special forces at the Just ended Heroes day parade

Pt.2

Fidha254:
So I am just sitting there in the house after eating breakfast watching BBC, then its time for BBC-Hardtalk and guess who is the guest Mia Khalifa!!! now i'm stuck in a dilemma, I wanna watch but I also don't wanna hear anything bad... Luckily its wasn't a 'bad' interview. Guess what was my next google search after the interview as over (Rhetorical question)

Who she is ? Lol
She is a IndecentStar, but she stops acting due to threats from her arabs people

MiddleDimension:
great pictures you have here.

i sae it somewhere that Ghana has both soft and hard power over Nigeria. do you agree?

what does this even mean?

South African Oryx helicopter and 2 Meko-A200SAN frigates.

Two Rooivalk helicopters in the DRC

gottfried21:
Pt.2

Does the Namibian Armed Forces even get involved in any engagements on the Continent? I did some research and all I found was some Angolan border monitoring in the early 2000s and a micro role in the UN Mission To Liberia.

MiddleDimension:
why don't you just forget about those proposed acquisition?

Be patient

BABA GO SLOW

No mind me oga, stayed up late and saw that lol, it gave me a good laugh before bed

Odunayaw:
Baba, by now you should be avoiding some posts especially when you see the first two letters of their monikers

gripenc:
Two Rooivalk helicopters in the DRC

The Rooivaalks were withdrawn by the UN sometime ago from the DRC die to cost right?

Kenya.
U.S. Air Forces Africa conducts multilateral mil-to-mil engagements and security assistance