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2015 till date is time enough for Nigeria to put together a team like that.
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2015 till date is time enough for Nigeria to put together a team like that.
its all about having a well equipped specialized group.

2015 till date is time enough for Nigeria to put together a team like that.
its all about having a well equipped specialized group.

Group of gunfighters and hard hitters.

Odunayaw:
Dem wan use Ara for deep blue sea ni

Yes na

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SamuelAnyawu:
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@fynline the two links are not working, kindly please try and repost !

bidex111:
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That pic no 4, Abeg who be that?

TROOPS OF OPERATION LAFIYA DOLE NEUTRALIZES SEVERAL BHT/ISWAP TERRORISTS IN BORNO STATE.

1. In continuation of Operation LAFIYA DOLE subsidiary Operation KANTANA JIMLAN, troops of Army Super Camp 6 and 7 conducted a long range fighting patrol on 11 May 2020 and cleared Adzunge and adjoining villages.

2. Also, troops of Special Response Area Pulka with the Civilian Joint Task Force and hunters ambushed the terrorists on 13 May 2020 along Pulka-Boko- Kirawa road. Eight ( BHT/ISWAP fighters were killed while 10 Motorcycles and assorted food items were captured.

3. On 15 May 2020 troops of 192 Bn ambushed BHT/ISWAP fighters relocating from Sambisa forest to Mandara mountains due to heavy air and artillery bombardments. Five (5) of of them were killed, 3 AK 47 rifles and 17 rounds of 7.62mm special ammunition, one pair of BHT/ISWAP uniform, two cartridges and other clothing materials were recovered.

4. Same day, troops of 22 Brigade deployed at Dikwa in conjunction with troops from Quick Response Area neutralized 2 terrorists who attempted to attack the troops location from Boboshe. Others fled with gunshot wounds. One AK 47 rifle and one magazine with 15 rounds of 7.62mm special ammunition were recovered.

5. Between 19 and 20 May 2020, following Gajigana attack, troops of 7 Division Garrison, 195 and 212 Battalions with Vigilantes exploited and discovered 5 terrorists killed in action. Five AK 47 rifles, 2 BHT gun trucks, 1 anti aircraft gun, 6 assorted magazines, 250 rounds of 12.7 mm, 61 rounds of 7.62 mm and 2 hand grenades were recovered.

6. In another operation, troops of Special Response Area Pulka with Civilian Joint Task Force and hunters, ambushed the terrorists on 20 May 2020 along Pulka-Dirgi-Banki general area. In the encounter 2 BHT/ISWAP fighters were killed while others escaped with One AK 47 loaded with 30 rounds of 7.62mm special ammunition was recovered.

7. Furthermore, on 21 May 2020 troops of 81 Division Task Force under 22 Brigade and 153 Task Force Bn with Civilian Joint Task Force cleared Mugdala village. During the operation 8 BHT/ISWAP terrorists were killed. One AK 47 rifle, One Dane gun, 3 BHT flags, 2 bicycles,2 Techno cell phones, 2 memory cards and other phone accessories were recovered.

8. Equally, troops of 202 Bn and Special Armoured Brigade Garrison Bama, based on credible intelligence sprung an ambush on 22 May 2020 at BHT/ISWAP crossing point along Bama Aulari road. Three (3) BHT/ISWAP terrorists were neutralised and others escaped with gunshot wounds. In all, a total of 35 BHT/ISWAP terrorists were killed in Sector 1 offensives between 11 and 22 May 2020.

9. The Chief of the Army Staff commends the gallant troops for their professionalism as the High Command of the Armed Forces of Nigeria congratulates and also encourages troops of Operation LAFIYA DOLE to maintain the momentum of their operations, towards eradicating the terrorists from the North East.

10. You are please requested to disseminate this information along with the attached pictures, through your medium for the awareness of the general public. Thank you for your usual support and cooperation.

JOHN ENENCHE
Major General
Coordinator
Defence Media Operations
Defence Headquarters
23 May 2020

Eta22seconds:

That pic no 4, Abeg who be that?

A BHT, most of these guys are on hard substance. That’s the reason why his looks his Alien or horrific like
Probably we could give him a name janjawii terrorist

Eta22seconds:

That pic no 4, Abeg who be that?

They have been dead for a while before their bodies were discovered. That face is already decomposing that is why it looks to dark.
They are probably those ones that escape with gunshot wounds and later died due to lack of good medical attention.

Happy Eid-El -Fitr, from the Chief of Arrmy Staff Nigerian Army

When you are down, fight harder; you might not win every battle but at the end of the war they will wish they never met you at the battlefield.

Nzogwu MRAP at 0.07 secs of the video

Source:https://twitter.com/chiefojukwu/status/1264472731430514688?s=21

##NN

bidex111:
##NN

we only have a few of these naval Agusta 109 fitted with FLIR pods and Back door Weapon (AGL)

Quick question folks, I read about French bases all around Nigeria especially in francophone countries around us, the question is, Why do the British not have similar bases in Africa or around the world like the Americans? is it that its not part of British foreign policy or is Britain no longer the power it once was? Your thoughts on this please.
@Kabe2
@bidexiii
@GabrielYulaw
@Odunayaw
@S400
@Komen
@BlackBaron
@Fynline

bidex111:



@fynline the two links are not working, kindly please try and repost !

Maybe it has been taken down. See the NB in my post

patwilly:
Quick question folks, I read about French bases all around Nigeria especially in francophone countries around us, the question is, Why do the British not have similar bases in Africa or around the world like the Americans? is it that its not part of British foreign policy or is Britain no longer the power it once was? Your thoughts on this please.
@Kabe2
@bidexiii
@GabrielYulaw
@Odunayaw
@S400
@Komen
@BlackBaron
@Fynline

The bolded is your answer, coupled with the fact that they are stingy, military bases cost money. They are the only colonial masters that no longer have the slightest of impact/presence on their colonies in recent years..

patwilly:
Quick question folks, I read about French bases all around Nigeria especially in francophone countries around us, the question is, Why do the British not have similar bases in Africa or around the world like the Americans? is it that its not part of British foreign policy or is Britain no longer the power it once was? Your thoughts on this please.

In NATO only France & Turkey have demonstrated the capability to independently deploy on individual military operations in recent times.

Other NATO members including Britain depend to a large extent on America to provide security for them.

Also you rightly pointed out British foreign policy, and with regards to French bases in west-africa, with the resounding defeat the French military suffered in World War II, they did not want their colonies to be completely free, so that in the event Germany defeats them again in another war, they can still have access to resources.


With regards to Britain they are no longer the power they once where, they still have the means to defend themselves but they cannot independently sustain operations abroad for very long periods. Again, they have America as a security guarantee.

#EidMubarak  from the blackEagle! No kayan sallah

shogz89:

The bolded is your answer, coupled with the fact that they are stingy, military bases cost money. They are the only colonial masters that no longer have the slightest of impact/presence on their colonies in recent years..

Sad. Very sad. I think its safe to assume that in the unlikely scenario of a fight between France and the UK, the once great British military will be completely decimated.

Kabe2:


In NATO only France & Turkey have demonstrated the capability to independently deploy on individual military operations in recent times.

Other NATO members including Britain depend to a large extent on America to provide security for them.

Also you you rightly pointed out British foreign policy, and with regards to French bases in west-africa, with the resounding defeat the French military suffered in World War II, they did not want their colonies to be completely free, so that in the event Germany defeats them again another war, they can still have access to reasources.


With regards to Britain they are no longer the power they once where, they still have the means to defend themselves but the cannot independently sustain operations abroad for very long periods. Again, they have America as a security guarantee.

Thanks Gen Kabe. Personally I think British military education/training is outdated and no longer useful. Nigeria should stop sending personnel there for training and concentrate on more serious countries.

Sambisa forest eid prayers

patwilly:

Sad. Very sad. I think its safe to assume that in the unlikely scenario of a fight between France and the UK, the once great British military will be completely decimated.

I don't think that assumption is right. The fact that Britain is an Island works really well in her favour.

French military history is not glorious. In world war 2, the French had better tanks and more tanks than Germany, yet the Germans completely took over the nation of France in 2 weeks.

So in a hypothetical war, modern war between France and Britain, I'll go with Britain.

Xbee007:

They have been dead for a while before their bodies were discovered. That face is already decomposing that is why it looks to dark.
They are probably those ones that escape with gunshot wounds and later died due to lack of good medical attention.

No doubt his a Chadian.

Janjaweedi:

No doubt his a Chadian.

Hello mate ?

How come you’re “janjaweedi”
Named a dead BHT this morning janjawii , so close to your name .

patwilly:

Thanks Gen Kabe. Personally I think British military education/training is outdated and no longer useful. Nigeria should stop sending personnel there for training and concentrate on more serious countries.

British military training is up to date. Because they don't have the airpower of the Americans, British infantry men are trained to be well grounded.

Where as, in America once troops are in contact, they immediately call in air support.

Air superiority guarantees American ground forces both freedom to attack and freedom from attack. Air superiority is fundamental to the US way of war.

So if we look at these two systems, it is clear why style suits the Nigerian army.

bidex111:
Bad network here...

The guy on black cap in pic 1 looks like he's holding a MGL?

pic 4...been long I've laughed this hard over a dead body.

Barka da Sallah

patwilly:
Quick question folks, I read about French bases all around Nigeria especially in francophone countries around us, the question is, Why do the British not have similar bases in Africa or around the world like the Americans? is it that its not part of British foreign policy or is Britain no longer the power it once was? Your thoughts on this please.

The bolded is largely the answer to your question. After WW2 and the Suez crisis of the 50s, their Empire just seemed to wane away. They're still "opening bases" on economies and media tho