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KingAzubuike:
The Nigerian military has some of the poorly trained personnel's you can find around. Poor equipments, outdated rifles, fighter jets, gun boats etc.. everything na just joke.

There's one of them called mrmicholo on nairaland. He has a case with a colonel friend of mine and actions are being taken already.

some people just wake up one morning start to dey talk rubbish.Mr man shut up...Shhhhh don't say shit anymore ok

Toju200:
some people just wake up one morning start to dey talk rubbish.Mr man shut up...Shhhhh don't say shit anymore ok

I don't expect your brainwashed head to see the truth okay.. if you don't have facts or haven't worked in any military unit just keep your mouth shut okay.

KingAzubuike:
I don't expect your brainwashed head to see the truth okay.. if you don't have facts or haven't worked in any military unit just keep your mouth shut okay.

it's obviously u dat don't have facts..ok..
I have lots of em..

NA soldier.

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KingAzubuike:
The Nigerian military has some of the poorly trained personnel's you can find around. Poor equipments, outdated rifles, fighter jets, gun boats etc.. everything na just joke.

There's one of them called mrmicholo on nairaland. He has a case with a colonel friend of mine and actions are being taken already.

[/s] This place is for intellectuals, not some deranged bigot.

kemicalreaction:
[s][/s] This place is for intellectuals, not some deranged bigot.

What does this illiterate claiming intellectual know... Posting pictures of algerian army , Egyptian airforce and Nigerian special forces stolen from web pages and Google mean say you be intellectual lol.. no wonder your life is still where it is.

Toju200:
it's obviously u dat don't have facts..ok..
I have lots of em..

Facts gotten from NTA and other pro government agencies? Lol..

See I schooled at NMS okay.. almost went to NDA but decided it wàsnt worth it. I lived in dodan barracks during babangida regime and also at the AF base ikeja until 2009. So when I tell you stuffs about the Nigerian military, just accept. Those guys are poorly trained and poorly equiped. Infact the cameroonian military is far better.

KingAzubuike:
Facts gotten from NTA and other pro government agencies? Lol..

See I schooled at NMS okay.. almost went to NDA but decided it wàsnt worth it. I lived in dodan barracks during babangida regime and also at the AF base ikeja until 2009. So when I tell you stuffs about the Nigerian military, just accept. Those guys are poorly trained and poorly equiped. Infact the cameroonian military is far better.

OK, we hear you. Cameroun is better, can we now rest.

Please who can identify this Armoured vehicle.

KingAzubuike:
Facts gotten from NTA and other pro government agencies? Lol..

See I schooled at NMS okay.. almost went to NDA but decided it wàsnt worth it. I lived in dodan barracks during babangida regime and also at the AF base ikeja until 2009. So when I tell you stuffs about the Nigerian military, just accept. Those guys are poorly trained and poorly equiped. Infact the cameroonian military is far better.

this guy u are on weed. You're comparing Cameroon with Nigeria..oya abeg bring facts let's start..

kabe1:
Please who can identify this Armoured vehicle.

Tekowi tactical patrol vehicle.Made by obasa security vehicles Ekiti state.For our SWAT team

Toju200:
this guy u are on weed. You're comparing Cameroon with Nigeria..oya abeg bring facts let's start..

Don't do this... Don't go there....its no worth it.

KingAzubuike:
What does this illiterate claiming intellectual know... Posting pictures of algerian army , Egyptian airforce and Nigerian special forces stolen from web pages and Google mean say you be intellectual lol.. no wonder your life is still where it is.

Stupid, I've never posted any pictures, but I've learnt one or two things from this thread. I know you won't understand cos I know you're too foolish to comprehend things that are being posted here. Damn, I just insulted the league of fools by calling you a fool.

kemicalreaction:
Stupid, I've never posted any pictures, but I've learnt one or two things from this thread. I know you won't understand cos I know you're too foolish to comprehend things that are being posted here. Damn, I just insulted the league of fools by calling you a fool.

Don't you have elder ones at home or your mother foolishly and deliberately refused to teach you manners?

mekussa:
Don't do this... Don't go there....its no worth it.

The Nigerian military may have more weapons (which are outdated of course) but their cameroonian counterpart are better trained and have better Intel .

KingAzubuike:
The Nigerian military may have more weapons (which are outdated of course) but their cameroonian counterpart are better trained and have better Intel .

oya Bros go na e don do.. we hear

kabe1:
How?

It is an intrusion capable of distracting pilots. Note that cockpit intrusion has been fingered in many aircraft crashes.

Just this month China banned three pilots for taking photograph with a passenger in the cockpit.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-50298522

When I replied to Kabe1's post this morning and I saw KingAzubuike's profile lurking around, I knew there was gonna be trouble.

Azubuike, if you continue derailing the thread you will be reported to the mods. You've already broken several rules, you won't be allowed to continue with impunity.

Xbee007:
When I replied to Kabe1's post this morning and I saw KingAzubuike's profile lurking around, I knew there was gonna be trouble.

Azubuike, if you continue derailing the thread you will be reported to the mods. You've already broken several rules, you won't be allowed to continue with impunity.

Calm down and stop crying like small pikin.

Xbee007:
It is an intrusion capable of distracting pilots. Note that cockpit intrusion has been fingered in many aircraft crashes.

Just this month China banned three pilots for taking photograph with a passenger in the cockpit.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-50298522

But that's an air force plane, with a senior air force officer, the head of communications highlighting the growth of young air force pilots in the Nigerian Air Force.

Toju200:
this guy u are on weed. You're comparing Cameroon with Nigeria..oya abeg bring facts let's start..

baba ignore

Xbee007:
It is an intrusion capable of distracting pilots. Note that cockpit intrusion has been fingered in many aircraft crashes.

Just this month China banned three pilots for taking photograph with a passenger in the cockpit.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-50298522

The regulation is mostly terrorism based concerning access to cockpits, hence it was banned in commercial airlines. The only one I can recall that caused an accident was when a stupid Russian airline pilot allowed his young son to take control of the plane and caused an irrecoverable descent that killed everyone onboard.
Most airlines fly on auto pilot anyway, and indeed that airforce Falcon was probably also.

A military thats got zero Intel, why won't they murder innocent people in the name of fighting Boko Haram ..very pathetic.

https://www.nairaland.com/5554141/video-ng-army-fingered-disappearance

KingAzubuike:
A military thats got zero Intel, why won't they murder innocent people in the name of fighting Boko Haram ..very pathetic.

https://www.nairaland.com/5554141/video-ng-army-fingered-disappearance

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rka2:
The regulation is mostly terrorism based concerning access to cockpits, hence it was banned in commercial airlines. The only one I can recall that caused an accident was when a stupid Russian airline pilot allowed his young son to take control of the plane and caused an irrecoverable descent that killed everyone onboard.
Most airlines fly on auto pilot anyway, and indeed that airforce Falcon was probably also.

No, it's not only terrorism based, it's Standard Practice world over. Pilots are supposed to perform crucial checklists before takeoff. When there is an intrusion at this moment, pilots may inadvertently skip crucial checklists that may end in disaster. I have seen enough of the show "Air Crash Investigations" on National Geographic.

kabe1:
But that's an air force plane, with a senior air force officer, the head of communications highlighting the growth of young air force pilots in the Nigerian Air Force.

Even if he is Chief of Air Staff, it is dangerous to do that.

Xbee007:
No, it's not only terrorism based, it's Standard Practice world over. Pilots are supposed to perform crucial checklists before takeoff. When there is an intrusion at this moment, pilots may inadvertently skip crucial checklists that may end in disaster. I have seen enough of the show "Air Crash Investigations" on National Geographic.

I know what you are saying but nobody will allow intrusion into the cockpit during flight checks. Unless the photos are digitally altered(which it looks like), they are in the middle of the flight, so there is no interference. Flt. Lt. Liman is the actual one taking the selfie. Alternatively, the picture was posed for before any pre-flight checks started or even after they had arrived at their destination.

And what are you doing to make it better? other than running your mouth.
And talking about being poorly trained, fact that a so called Colonel friend of yours discussing internal disciplinary action against a personnel with you shows that he is also poorly trained, there ya go

KingAzubuike:
The Nigerian military has some of the poorly trained personnel's you can find around. Poor equipments, outdated rifles, fighter jets, gun boats etc.. everything na just joke.

There's one of them called mrmicholo on nairaland. He has a case with a colonel friend of mine and actions are being taken already.

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French Flag Burns in Mali As Islamists Overrun Frazzled Army

The French were hailed as liberators in Mali in the aftermath of a bloody coup that left the land-locked former colony exposed. These days, Malians want them gone.

One of the worst losses of life in France’s military in more than three decades -- 13 dead soldiers during an anti-terrorism mission in Mali -- shines a light on the uncomfortable fact that its mission in a former colony is a shambles.

When France intervened in 2013 to stop a loose alliance of ethnic Tuareg separatists and Islamist fighters from moving south toward the capital, its troops were hailed by jubilant crowds. Restaurants and bars even flew the French national flag. Now demonstrators are burning it.

The sense among the population who have endured years of endless conflict boils down to this: France has thousands of troops in Mali, yet violence by al-Qaeda and Islamic State militants is growing and spreading across borders. The French troops work alongside the United Nations, which has described its 15,000-strong peacekeeping mission in Mali as its most deadly operation globally.

Pop Star Speaks

Salif Keita, one of Mali’s best-loved musicians, released a video this month on his Facebook page in which he tells President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita to stop “subjecting yourself to little Emmanuel Macron – he’s just a kid.” Sitting at what appears to be a kitchen table and speaking in the Bambara language, Keita goes on to say France is financing Mali’s enemies, the jihadists.

The influence that France still wields in West Africa, 60 years after most countries gained their independence, is a source of suspicion and conspiracy theories.

“This sentiment against the French military presence is not just measurable in Mali, but also in Niger and Burkina Faso,” said Christian Bouquet, a French geopolitics research and specialist of Africa at Bordeaux’s Montaigne University. “It is not surprising but difficult to address.”

Bogged Down?

Macron, who has his own vision of Europe’s place in the world, sees Africa’s fight against terrorism as key for the continent’s own security. With a foothold in the region, jihadists have a launching pad for attacking across the region, even targeting Westerners.

The French leader has called on European Union partners to do more to help prevent that from happening by supporting weak local armies, but the quagmire France now finds itself in shows how hard it will be to convince them.

Even his own lawmakers are wondering if France shouldn’t just pull out. A few hours after the announcement of the deadly helicopter crash, a far-left French lawmaker posed that very question.

Prime Minister Edouard Philippe replied that France is “waging a rude fight, a fight against, men, gangs that try to destabilize states and then to destabilize us.” Military work “was not enough” to help bring stability to the region, but it remains “indispensable,” Philippe said.

French Defense Minister Florence Parly said in a news conference shortly after the crash that “It’s not the time to question the presence in Mali.” But the questions won’t go away. The conservative Figaro newspaper described the situation as a “dead end.”

France is spending 690 million euros ($761 million) a year on the anti-insurgent operation known as Barkhane that covers the Sahel, according to the latest public figures. The arid band on the southern fringe of the Sahara desert is the size of Europe and stretches through some of Africa’s poorest states. Altogether 4,500 French troops are fighting Islamist militants and hunting down their commanders.

Authorities in countries where anti-French criticism is growing stronger should work to counter false information and slander, a French diplomatic source said.

The French have used drones, helicopters, tanks and armored vehicles along with special troops -- the campaign is by far its biggest abroad and with the deaths this week, it’s claimed the lives of more than 30 French soldiers.

The advance of the loose alliance of ethnic Tuareg insurgents and Islamist militants gutted Mali’s already demoralized army, and UN and EU-funded efforts to rebuild it have been slow. An al-Qaeda-linked group formed in 2017 has spread by capitalizing on communal tensions and weak governance, as has the Islamic State in The Greater Sahara.

Mali’s army has been struck more than 30 times by militants since May and recorded two of its deadliest attacks in years this month. In one of the most dramatic, hundreds of militants on motorbikes, their faces covered in black wraps, overran dust-caked outposts in the country’s northeastern region, killing almost 100 soldiers in two separate incidents.

The havoc has forced 168,515 people to flee their homes in the first half of this year alone, according to the UN.

“We’re exhausted,” Defense Minister Ibrahima Dahirou Dembele, an army General, told Parliament this month. “You’re right to be scared. Even me, the defense minister, I’m scared. Really, we’re in trouble.”

This might be the best NAF combat video.

This is from today's combat operation.


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

This looks like an experimental vehicle behind.

This Beautiful tread has gone to the Dogs.

What a shame