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Una wan de upload the same pix of Ezugwu again and again ni

Odunayaw:
Una wan de upload the same pix of Ezugwu again and again ni

Ezugwu MRAP pics hasn't been uploaded on this thread na

Toju200:
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Abeg, how do guys copy NAF Facebook post? Except I use Explorer on PC, I am never able to copy post directly from Facebook.

Indigenous mine clearing Equipment.
#MadeInNigeria
The first to be made in West Africa and central Africa

Now you see us Now u don't..
#NAF
#WillingAbleReady
#WAR
#AfricaDeadliest

Nigeria Navy new helo

Toju200:
Indigenous mine clearing Equipment.
#MadeInNigeria
The first to be made in West Africa and central Africa

The army did a good work
Don't you think it to wide to be rolled on some roads and other narrow path...

Xbee007:
Abeg, how do guys copy NAF Facebook post? Except I use Explorer on PC, I am never able to copy post directly from Facebook.

Toju200, respond to this post, abeg.

Toju200:
Indigenous mine clearing Equipment.
#MadeInNigeria
The first to be made in West Africa and central Africa

To be honest, these guys are just devising new means of looting/expending the security budget.

Heck! Nobody cares whether an equipment is made in Nigeria or not! In fact, there's no time for all such experimentation - they have only one job and that's to procure and provide for those guys out there in the scorching heat and dry desert all that they need to stay alive/win the war.

bLacKGoLd3:
To be honest, these guys are just devising new means of looting/expending the security budget.

Heck! Nobody cares whether an equipment is made in Nigeria or not! In fact, there's no time for all such experimentation - they have only one job and that's to procure and provide for those guys out there in the scorching heat and dry desert all that they need to stay alive/win the war.

Nawa the sort of nonsense you guys comment here I begin to wonder if you guys actually read it before you send it.

He even said nobody cares whether it is made in Nigeria or Not, like wtf?

People getting employed for it, fiscal exchange that stays back in Nigeria all care. Nawa, and he calls buhari dullard.

Xbee007:
Toju200, respond to this post, abeg.

it's actually my phone I'm using for Nairaland.But it's easy just copy and paste na

I saw recently a video of insurgency arranging soilders for execution.It was released prior to the period of Niger attack.On Facebook I tried to tell people dat it's not Nigerian soilders.Obob if u see insult I get God

Toju200:
it's actually my phone I'm using for Nairaland.But it's easy just copy and paste na

But no be Google chrome sha cos they don't allow copy and paste on Facebook.

Xbee007:
But no be Google chrome sha cos they don't allow copy and paste on Facebook.

it's FB I'm using for C and P o serious matter

Toju200:
it's FB I'm using for C and P o serious matter

Okay.

Toju200:
I saw recently a video of insurgency arranging soilders for execution.It was released prior to the period of Niger attack.On Facebook I tried to tell people dat it's not Nigerian soilders.Obob if u see insult I get God

Link

slimthugchimee2:
Link

currently I'm out of data I saw it on Twitter..

slimthugchimee2:
Link

Find Donclerikuzo on Twitter, he recently responded to the veracity of the video.

bLacKGoLd3:
To be honest, these guys are just devising new means of looting/expending the security budget.

Heck! Nobody cares whether an equipment is made in Nigeria or not! In fact, there's no time for all such experimentation - they have only one job and that's to procure and provide for those guys out there in the scorching heat and dry desert all that they need to stay alive/win the war.

For army equipment, the issues are tue largest number in the shortest possible time. Because no manufacturer of MRAPS has a store full of hundreds of them, Nigeria had to make do with "little from each of many sources.
Now with local manufacturing or better still local integration / packaging we can standardize on a large of just two types.

Even Nigeria Police need some MRAP-like vehicles so lets plan nationally for 500 Ara and Ezugwu for the next two years.
That's how a serious country handles procurement

Jimi24:
For army equipment, the issues are tue largest number in the shortest possible time. Because no manufacturer of MRAPS has a store full of hundreds of them, Nigeria had to make do with "little from each of many sources.
Now with local manufacturing or better still local integration / packaging we can standardize on a large of just two types.

Even Nigeria Police need some MRAP-like vehicles so lets plan nationally for 500 Ara and Ezugwu for the next two years.
That's how a serious country handles procurement

Bro you even have strength to explain this to him, he thinks those politicians wouldn't still loot even if they had to buy outside.

slimthugchimee2:
Bro you even have strength to explain this to him, he thinks those politicians wouldn't still loot even if they had to buy outside.

But he is not wrong at all, no army on this planet attempts to build its own weapons - thats simply not their job.

SuperSixSeven:
But he is not wrong at all, no army on this planet attempts to build its own weapons - thats simply not their job.

DICON*

So you prefare we still give all those money to foreign contractors?

SuperSixSeven:
But he is not wrong at all, no army on this planet attempts to build its own weapons - thats simply not their job.

You talk without thinking.

Is DICON the Nigerian army?

The Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria was established by an Act of Parliament in 1964.

slimthugchimee2:
DICON*

So you prefare we still give all those money to foreign contractors?

We have far more capable local defence companies like Proforce.

kabe1:
You talk without thinking.

Is DICON the Nigerian army?

The Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria was established by an Act of Parliament in 1964.

You my friend talk without knowledge. Major General Victor Okwudili Ezugwu himself is the head of DICON. DICON is operated by the Nigerian Armed Forces.

SuperSixSeven:
We have far more capable local defence companies like Proforce.





You my friend talk without knowledge. Major General Victor Okwudili Ezugwu himself is the head of DICON. DICON is operated by the Nigerian Armed Forces.

Please read and educate yourself.

DICON is the Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria.

Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON) is the state-run defense corporation of Nigeria and operated by the Nigerian Armed Forces. It is responsible for the production of defense equipment and civilian products.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defence_Industries_Corporation_of_Nigeria

kabe1:
Please read and educate yourself.

DICON is the Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria.

Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON) is the state-run defense corporation of Nigeria and operated by the Nigerian Armed Forces. It is responsible for the production of defense equipment and civilian products.

You are beyond help, brother.

SuperSixSeven:
You are beyond help, brother.

Do you know what a corporation is at all?

DICON is headed by an individual from the army but it comprises of purely civilian staff. Shedrach Agbo the lead designer of the Ezugwu mrap is a civilian, his entire staff are civilians.

DICON is similar to PAC, POF and HIT in Pakistan, the producers of the JF-17 and Super Mushak.

It is a state run agency similar to Nexter in France, UAC, Kalashnikov concern in Russia, and CATIC in China.

You are hopelessly uneducated.

kabe1:
Do you know what a corporation is at all?

DICON is headed by an individual from the army but it comprises of purely civilian staff. Shedrach Agbo the lead designer of the Ezugwu mrap is a civilian, his entire staff are civilians.

DICON is similar to PAC, POF and HIT in Pakistan, the producers of the JF-17 and Super Mushak.

It is a state run agency similar to Nexter in France, UAC, Kalashnikov concern in Russia, and CATIC in China.

You are hopelessly uneducated.

I see you've got more than enough time to expend on quite some ignorant here!

A corporation being headed by a Army Chief now put it under the full control of the Armed Forces...?

I can't help but laugh, most times i read up comments here